First of all if you love the Final Fantasy VII PS1 game then you need to watch this. Final Fantasy VII Advent Children is the film sequel to the Playstation One game. The gang return - Cloud, Tifa, Red (XIII), Barrat, Cid, Yuffie, Vincent and Cait Sith. Reno and Rude return from the Shinra gang...inlcuding their presumed dead boss, Rufus. New characters introduced are Kadaj, Loz and Yazoo - three mysterious brothers on a mission to reincarnate Sephiroph and complete his previous mission of evil against the planet. Aerith returns in several "dream" sequences.

Two years after Midgar was destroyed by the meteor incident, a new city has been built on the edge of Midgar, ironically called "Edge". Cloud is now a delivery man but on one of his rounds he gets attacked by Kadaj and his gang looking for their "mother". Cloud goes to see Rufus Shinra on his motorbike (REALLY COOL), Fenrir. Cloud discovers mother is Jenova...Sephiroth's mother. He discovers that Kadaj aims to revive Sephiroth and launch an attack on the planet. After killing Bahamut SIN after it attack's Edge, Cloud races after Kadaj, Loz and Yazoo who have gained Janova's Head from Rufus (who had it all along). Kadaj uses Jenova's head and transforms into Sephiroth. After a dramatic and powerful sword fight through the ruins of Midgar where Cloud combines all 6 parts of his new sword, he uses his new Omnislash move and finally destroys Sephiroth. Throughout the film Cloud must find a way to heal himself and children of the mysterious Geostigma condition which is eating away at Cloud's body. Also Cloud is trying to get forgiveness after he failed to protect Aerith from Sephiroth leading to her death.

I love this film. The graphics are superb and are top par with Playstation 3 graphics. The makers have really shown the fans what they wanted to see, the events after the original game in one of the best ways possible. My favourite part out of the film though is the Bahamut fight and Cloud's climatic fight with Sephiroth.

Overall for fans of Final Fantasy you should definetely watch this film, you won't be disappointed, guarenteed.