If you've put a few dozen hours into Final Fantasy VII: Remake and your itching for more FFVII content, you're in luck: Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children is streaming right now on Crackle.
Advent Children is a CGI movie directed by the same director of both the original game and the remake, Tetsuya Nomura. The film, which released in 2005, takes place 2 years after the events of the game. Cloud lives in isolation after the events of FF7, but decides to return to Midgar when mysterious figures b🌸egin kidnapping the city's children who have been infected by deadly Geostigma virus.
Advent Children may not have been a critical success, but fans of the game were pleased to have a satisfying conclusion to the story. It also managed to give a happy ending to Crisis Core, which Square has confirmed is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:still canonical to the series.
That isn't the only Final Fantasy movie streaming on Crackle: the 2001 dumpster fire Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within is also on the streaming service. The Spirits Within starred Alec Baldwin, Steve Buscemi, James Woods, and Ving Rhames and had a budget of $137 million. The film was a technical marvel, but was such a finanicial and critical flop that it single-handedly forced . The huge financial burden of the film led to Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi being ouste♌d from the company and, soon after, the pu🐓rchase/merger between Square and Enix. It may not be a particularly good movie, but it's a significant landmark in video game history.
Finally, Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV is the last FF movie streaming on Crackle. Kingsglaive is a prequel to FF15 and sets the stage for all the events in the game. Kingsglaive star Aaron Paul, Lena Heady, and Sean Bean, and is actually. If you're interested in playing 15 though, Kingsglaive is considered an essential part of the story.
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