With Ultraman: Rising, ... “You’ve got all of the Ultras, Kaiju, and the Destroyer robot that transforms halfway through the sequence, ...

“Ultraman: Rising,” the first animated feature from the Japanese franchise that began back in 1966, had its world premiere at the Annecy International Film Festival on Wednesday night, and as ...

Ultraman: Rising isn’t a movie about fighting monsters, it’s a movie about raising them. The movie focuses on Ken Sato, who was born into a family with a mom who loved baseball and a dad who ...

The ”Ultraman: Rising” panel joins a growing list of wonderful presenters and participating artists for this year’s Expo, which also includes luminaries like Chris Sanders (“The Wild Robot ...

Ultraman: Rising received excellent reviews from critics in 2024, and it has an 86% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Among fans, the movie fared even better, landing a 92% score in the Popcornmeter.

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Ultraman: Rising is the latest in a long line of media from the IP, however, the new Netflix take on the series doesnt require viewers to know an immense amount of lore to enjoy it. It introduces ...

Ultraman: Rising from co-directors Shannon Tindle and John Aoshima hits Netflix sometime in 2024, and the film’s first trailer looks downright incredible.

‘Ultraman: Rising’ Review: The Iconic Japanese Superhero Wrestles Kaiju and Daddy Issues in Netflix’s Overcrowded Cartoon Reviewed on Netflix, June 8, 2024. In Annecy Animation Festival.

Ultraman has been fighting monsters for longer than many of our readers have been alive. First arriving in 1966, the larger-than-life figure has appeared in countless films, television projects ...

The lead of “Ultraman: Rising” sure looks like Japan’s iconic red and silver superhero, but fans might have to squint. First introduced in a 1966 TV show about an alien who crashed to Earth ...

Ultraman Rising director Shannon Tindle was inspired by the birth of his daughter and 'Kramer vs. Kramer' in re-imagining the legendary anime.