Attack on Titan: The Last Attackwas released in Japanese theaters on July 14, 2025, encompassing “The Final Chapters Special 1” and “The Final Chapters Special 2”, the last two episodes of the series, in a cinematic format. The movie also included some exciting additions, includinga brand-new, previously unseen post-credits scene.
Now, Japan has rolled out a new screening of the film with a unique twist: viewers are allowed to cry. These"crying screenings" will debut on December 4 and December 11, and crying is not just allowed, but actually encouraged in these special showings of the movie.
Crying Is Heavily Encouraged in New Screenings ofAttack on Titan: The Last Attack
Nine Japanese Theaters Have Unveiled These Unique New Showings, Set on December 4 and December 11
Shingeki.tvhas posteda list of nine participating theaters and times for the screenings.Crying in sad films often occurs anyway in theaters across the world, but these screenings specifically are designed to create a space for fans to mourn together openly and express their feelings about theAttack on Titanending without fear of judgment from others. The theaters are even asking viewers to bring tissues or handkerchiefs if possible, since tears are almost inevitable when watching the sorrowful ending. Viewers have been warned to “refrain from any other forms of vocalization” and stick to crying, though.
Those who attend the screening will receive an exclusive key visual sticker as a thank you for their attendance.Attack on Titan: The Last Attackhas been immensely successful in Japanso far, and although it has not received a US release date yet, it likely will at some point in 2025. The film includes 5.1 surround sound, adding another level of drama and quality to the already incredible story. Japanese fans were very impressed with the screen adaptation of the acclaimed shonen anime ending, appreciating the chance to experience the conclusion in such a breathtaking film format.
The Film Is Only in Japan, but Will Likely Receive a 2025 Release in Other Countries
Due to Its Popularity, an International Release for the Film Is Inevitable
Attack on Titan’sendingwas very controversial for its heavy subject matter, intensity, and character death. Some fans requested Hajime Isayama, the mangaka, change the major events of the conclusion and write a new anime ending, but the series honored the original ending as it was written.The anime series has concluded as of June 29, 2025, with the first season portrayed by WIT Studio and the remaining three handled by MAPPA. Those who are devastated that the series is over will surely be delighted to attend the movie screening and witness the heartbreaking story again on the big screen.
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Voice actors inAttack on Titan: The Last Attackinclude Yuki Kaji as Eren Yeager, Marina Inoue as Armin Arlert, and Yui Ishikawa as Mikasa Ackerman, among many other talented actors.Anime movies have been increasingly popular latelyin both the United States and worldwide, with titles likeDemon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba -To the Hashira Training-andSPY X FAMILY CODE: Whiteentertaining fans in movie theaters this year. Due to the prevalence of screenings ofAttack on Titan: The Last Attackin Japan, it will probably appear in other countries soon for fans worldwide to enjoy too.
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Based on the manga, Attack on Titan is a dark-action fantasy series set in a world where humanity has been corralled into walled cities from fear of monstrous human-eating Titans that exist outside of them. When protagonist Eren Yeager’s mother is killed in front of his eyes at a young age, his thirst for vengeance leads him to join an elite group of soldiers created to fight back against the Titan menace.
