Macross: Do You Remember Love?

Just an old love song…Super Dimension Fotress Macross: Do You Remember Love? serves as a retelling of the 80’s space opera classic, Super Dimension Fortress Macross. Now SDF Macross is one of my favorite animes ever, the amazing complex story mixed with likable characters…

Kaijuman

JUNIMATION File this under the category of "movies based on anime series which I guess I should have seen the anime series first because I spent it thinking I missed a lot.” The animation is solid, but I wish I had a higher-quality copy to really appreciate all the…

Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine

all my homies love 80s J-Pop 🥳🥳🥳 all my homies hate dumb sexism 🤬🤬🤬 did it for the culture everyone let's gooooo

Yongene Wong

humanity is saved by a pop song. the themes of the original show and the entire Macross franchise are distilled here; the title is the thesis. do you remember love? what made the original show such a success is in its contrast to Real Robot equivalent mecha at the time:…

brando!

Better than every single Star Wars combined.

Tao A

This film is a reinterpretation more focused on love and humanism summarized in two hours of the original 1982 anime which has become a franchise. I think that if you don't know it or are familiar with it you might not like it at all (especially if you are a fan of the…

Mario Melendez

Macross: Do You Remember Love? is a title that reflects its nature: mecha action on one end, romance at the other. An outrageously sappy schmaltzy love triangle and poppy melodrama with a heart so big it literally saves civilization (barring some very outdated gender…

More_Badass

Cool animation and vibe, but I should have really watched the series instead. I was under the impression this was its own thing, and while supposedly different, it doesn't really work on its own. That's what happens when 25-ish episodes are compressed into 114 minutes.

Justin Decloux

It's been a very long time since I watched the series and I don't think I actually watched all of it so other than the very basic ideas anyone could have gotten from a trailer I came in pretty cold. It was fun being in this world again and with characters I vaguely…

Kevin Sukho Lee