The Seven Deadly Sins travel to the Sky Temple in search of an elusive ingredient.

The movie itself wasn't bad but's not particularly some i could call great either.

After finishing the series off a friends recommendation, this was a welcome shock and just as good as the mainline series. A tale of mistaken identity which allows for the trademark comedy and telling of a new and ambitious story it was nice to see the film experiment with a more grand narrative and 3D animation styles infused with the iconic look of the show. As said in my Letterboxd review it's a shame it's going to be marked as non-canonical as frankly another 15 minutes of runtime could've been an excellent way to bridge season 3 and 4 (latter scheduled for a 2019 release) by reuniting the sins and following the film's plot, branching out the universe and providing some very interesting sub plots such as Hawk's Mom being the great white mother of chaos or even Hawks transformation ability which is yet to be seen in the show in such a manner. Additionally it would allow for the Celesitals/Sky people to possibly feature in the shows upcoming seasons to join the main cast of characters but given the fact it can be discarded as a one off it's a shame such potential was wasted. On the whole though there's not much to dislike, the same humour and charm are present and it's ambitious telling a rounded story in little under 1 hour 40, if you've got the time but more importantly seen the series I'd highly recommend a viewing to feed you appetite for the seven deadly sins, an enjoyable watch

Rating 7.0

From what I remember, it was fine. It just felt like a longer episode of SDS. The main antagonists were literally a step down from the ten commandments but still a good watch.