Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly Arc Review

Whereas the Fate route focuses on an inspirational theme and Unlimited Blade Works is a philosophical fight between opposing views, this movie rejects any form of idealism and shows people in their most realistic aspects of being abused, feeling guilty and desperately seeking love as salvation. The great animation from Ufotable and the soundtrack created by Yuki Kajiura perfectly support the narrative and juxtapose stunning fights with personal and tender moments that make heroes more vivid. What makes the film truly impressive is the fact that all supernatural aspects of the plot become symbols for depicting the painful struggle of a living person's inner world. This is not yet another entertaining anime but a must-watch movie for all those who care about the humanistic side of storytelling.