As Serena and her friends enjoy Christmas vacation, an unusual and fierce snowstorm hits town… The evil Snow Queen Kaguya has returned to claim Earth as her own. Crucial to Queen Kaguya’s plan is a magical crystal from outer space, approaching Earth disguised as a comet. Once she gets hold of the crystal, she will have the power to suck away all life energy and cover the Earth in ice. Will Sailor Moon find the crystal before Queen Kaguya? Will her powers be enough to save the Earth from permanent winter? All hope lies with the Legendary Ultimate Scout Power! A wicked ice princess sets out to freeze and capture Earth for her planetary collection. But Sailor Moon and her tight-knit group of gal pals will have nothing of the sort. Paced more for the love story fan, this episode focuses on a handsome young astronomer, Kakeru, who discovers a mysterious crystal needed by Princess Snow Kaguya to carry out her plan. Soon after finding the crystal, Kakeru develops a deep friendship with Luna (Sailor Moon’s cat), a friendship that eventually leads to the Sailors’ discovery of the Earth’s predicament and to each character’s discovery of the tremendous powers of love and justice–all in about an hour.
Despite its slower pace, this feature incorporates all the positive qualities other Sailor Moon episodes share: sharp, eye-catching artwork; humorous but heartfelt communication among the girls; an understandable plot line; and plenty of flashy transforming. Further enhancements include an intelligent soundtrack (a nice balance of kooky sci-fi and seriously beautiful tunes) and the introduction of the “Outer Senshi.” This slightly older, more mature group of young women–Sailors Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto–join our regular band of bubble-spraying, crescent-beaming skirt tossers to melt the ice princess once and for all. The dubbed movie (tagged with the new title of Hearts in Ice) is an edited version of the subtitled film. Some language and violence (a few frames) have been altered. Due to the inclusion of mild nudity (imagine a spinning, naked Barbie), parents may want to think twice before offering this movie to fans younger than 6. The DVD is of the uncut version but also has the English language dialogue. –Liane Thomas
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April 17, 2010
#1
IN the Doom Series, Serena meets Alan and Anna who are aliens and want human life to feed their mysterious ‘doom tree’. And if you saw Sailor Moon R then you know what happen to Darien and the Sailor Scouts to lose their memeroys, of what they are, and all the Sailor Scouts got theirs back expect Darien and Serena make a fool of her self to try to win his love, again! P.S.—- SORRY TO RUIN THE MOVIE…. HA! HAAAAA!
April 17, 2010
#2
If you love Sailor Moon this is a must have! Finally people will hear the voices of Michiru and Haurka.
April 17, 2010
#3
Ok most of these people are talking about the wrong movie. There are no ice queens in the Sailor Moon Super S movie. That was the second movie. This one is all about the Black Dream Hole, created by the evil Badiyanu. Her wish is to take all the children of Earth and put them into an eternal peaceful sleep, which somehow feed her Dream Hole energy, which allows it to grow. The Scouts have to defeat Badiyanu before the Dream Hole gets so big it can swallow the Earth. Can they do it? Definitly watch it in Japanese cause the english doesnt explain much.
April 17, 2010
#4
You should only buy it if you want to see the othe three other scouts. Although, I am told there are guy scouts that change into girls. Curious to see what that is about.
April 17, 2010
#5
*sigh* A waste of money in my opinion. The music was ok, but the villain! How WEAK! I loved Sailor Moon’s crisis make up and the outers, but still. There was no action in between the main fights! It was all about LUNA. Too much nudity for my taste, for luna was shown naked… *shudders* But you should buy this anyway for a collecters item.