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Back in July, the people behind the mega-successful Pokémon series released Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!, the twentieth film in the Pokémon series. The film is said to be a "loose" retelling of ...

In case you want to hear what Pikachu sounds like when he’s speaking words that are English and don’t sound like “pika pika,” Pokemon the Movie: I Choose You! is now available for streaming on Netflix ...

Since the very first North American screenings of Pokémon: I Choose You!, the latest visual romp in the Pokémon universe, viewers and critics have shared their mutual horror over one specific moment.

People are freaking out about a new Pokémon movie, but not because it’s somehow magically 1998 again. Nah, the new flick, a glossy reboot of the first-ever episode of the anime, has fans up in arms ...