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Divinity I. Divinity II. The Chase of Highway. Advent- One-Winged Angel. Cloud Smiles. End Credits. Comments - 5. Thank you! Incredible release! Director Tetsuya Nomura had the idea for a full movie with "lots of cool fight scenes", and thought Final Fantasy VII would be a good source material for it.

The development team thought the ending movie for Final Mix was the best they could do, but Nomura was certain that with better technology they could surpass it.

When Final Fantasy X-2 became a success the project came closer to realization. The original script was only 20 minutes long and involved an unspecified woman giving a message to a child and asking her to deliver it to Cloud.

Through a relay system between children, Cloud receives the message and at the end it is revealed who the messenger is. The script kept expanding due to a combination of fan speculation, the anticipation of a long-awaited sequel to Final Fantasy VII , and new ideas being worked in. Once initial reactions to sneak peeks and trailers were positive, the short video became a full movie.

Yoshinori Kitase and Kazushige Nojima decided to bring Nomura in as director who began writing down key words for scenes as a foundation for a storyline. Some of the phrases he wrote down would be used for ads and trailers. For example, one of Nomura's ideas was for a child to narrate and explain events they could not truly understand, which developed into Marlene narrating the film's opening sequence which recaps the events from Final Fantasy VII.

Nomura and others began experimenting with concept sketches and CG renders of the film's key characters and locations. The film's subtitle was originally going to be "reunion", but Nomura found it did not suit the rebirth of Sephiroth that was planned for the film. He found the word "advent", Latin for "coming", and Nojima wanted the word "children" in the title as well. Thus the full subtitle "advent children" was created.

With the project rapidly expanding, a year after production began the script was still not finalized and scenes and renders were still being altered. When the development team was offered to show their work at a festival in Venice they had two months to develop a minimum minute film or else they would be rejected. The team rushed to meet the goal, formulating the final film into a 23 minute segment, showcasing visuals and CG that were not completed yet; thus, most of the footage shown was ultimately cut from the final product.

After the positive fan feedback the team returned to Japan with the realization they were making a full film, and still had much work to do. The final length of the film was nailed down at minutes at the end of , and work on finalizing the CG visuals and renders began.

Upon release the film's run time had increased to minutes. Commercials were planned for August of that year. Delays pushed the release dates back to September 13 for North America and September 14 for Japan as a simultaneous release.

The simultaneous release was not an identical release, however, with Japan obtaining a special release of the DVD with more extras and collectible offers than the U. The official website for the English version of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children featured a clock counting down to the DVD's release, but due to the release date being pushed back several times the timer was removed.

Mere days before the North American release Square Enix changed the date to November, a move rumored to have been motivated by the promise of better sales during the lucrative holiday season.

The date was changed again in early November to a January with initial confusion given that many retail outlets got different release dates and information that did not match , with a limited theatrical run before the DVD release. Fans questioned Square Enix's move, given the track record of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within , which bankrupted Square Pictures after the movie made a substantial loss.

Some Japanese theaters sold a program for the film, giving a summary of the original game, a prologue for the film, information about characters not revealing the identity of Rufus , and artworks. The set is limited to 77, pieces. Many fans, desperate to see the movie since its announcement in September , downloaded it through BitTorrent. The Japanese addition Last Order was also leaked around the same time.

New scenes were be added to the movie so it could be called an extended version, however, director Tetsuya Nomura says that "it's not meant to be just an update to the original, but rather a replacement".

Nomura has stated the new scenes could add up to as much as thirty minutes of new content. Though originally slated for a release, the movie was delayed until and then The film was released in Japan in three bundles. Nomura also said that Complete may be the last installment of the Compilation for some time, but he and Takeshi Nozue have other ideas and are contemplating another film project. Rufus Shinra and Kadaj 's dialog scene. Until the Collector's Set release, there were no official English versions for the first two novellas, but various fan translations exist on-line.

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English [ ] He lived, He slept. The king sent by the sky. His punishment is like an earthquake. A mistake humans made, Whose pleasure is the door, And whose voice is the key.