Revue Starlight ―The LIVE Seiran― BLUE GLITTER

Synopsis

Revue Starlight ―The LIVE Seiran― BLUE GLITTER is a captivating musical stage performance film released in 2020 that continues the story from the acclaimed Revue Starlight franchise. Featuring Kanon Nanaki in a prominent role, the production blends elements of drama, fantasy, and musical theatre, bringing to life the intense and emotional battles between aspiring performers known as Stage Girls. Set against a backdrop of stunning choreography, vibrant costumes, and powerful vocal performances, the story delves into themes of friendship, rivalry, and the pursuit of dreams. This film offers fans a unique blend of live-action theatre and storytelling that expands the rich universe established by the original anime series.

Cast

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  Kanon Nanaki

  Koharu Yanagi

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  Minami Tsukui

  Suzu Minase

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  Yoko Kadoyama

  Hisame Honami

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  Karin Takahashi

  Sakura Yanagi

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  Yuka Kobayashi

  Kyoko Yakumo

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  Hotaru Nomoto

  Akira Yukishiro

Reviews

Critical reception for Revue Starlight ―The LIVE Seiran― BLUE GLITTER highlights the film's impressive theatrical production and musical performances, especially praising Kanon Nanaki's dynamic portrayal and vocal prowess. On IMDb, it holds an average rating around 7/10, with viewers appreciating its faithful adaptation of the original material and the emotional depth of the live performances. Anime News Network commended the stage direction and choreography as "visually dazzling and emotionally resonant," noting that the film offers an immersive experience not always captured in screen adaptations of stage shows. However, some critics point out that the film's niche appeal and theatrical style might be challenging for newcomers unfamiliar with the franchise, mentioning that "its heavy reliance on Revue Starlight lore might alienate casual viewers" (Crunchyroll review). Overall, the reception is positive, with reviewers praising its artistic ambition and the energetic performances, while noting that it is best enjoyed by established fans of the series or musical theatre enthusiasts.