Not a big fan of Dragon Ball, and the TV version only caught up with Majin Buu. I opened this theatrical version on the recommendation of a friend. This is also the first time I have watched a Dragon Ball theatrical version in its entirety. Priests and God of Destruction do not know each other, but they do not have any influence.
The whole film mainly tells that Broly, the strongest Saiyan, was exiled to a remote planet by the king because of his outstanding potential since childhood. Later, he returned to the world because Frieza wanted to find a warrior who could fight against Sun Wukong. Under Frieza's instigation , Broly fought with Vegeta and Sun Wukong one by one, grew rapidly in the battle and won, and finally Vegeta and Sun Wukong finally defeated Broly.
There is no complicated plot, no conspiracy, and it is hearty from beginning to end. I think if this film is released in the mainland, I will stand up and watch it in the cinema excitedly.
Frieza became the comedian in charge of the whole story, and it was quite interesting. The voice of the hard-working seiyuu was hoarse, and it was praised with four stars.
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