Ahh, Bleach. I don’t know how it does it, but despite filling my heart with absolute rage at its terrible fillers, I inevitably find myself anticipating each new movie in the same way that Kon desperately awaits his next glimpse of Orihime’s ridi­culously massive rack.Over all, Fade to Black’s strength lies in demonstrating the side effects of the imposed memory loss. Regrettably, this doesn’t last long, and instead of developing it a little more, the movie retreats to a safer and more comfortable arena. While not a particularly bad film, Fade to Black doesn’t specially impress either. As shounen goes, it’s relatively good, and certainly better than some of the fillers that make it into the main series.

The animation is so sharp and detailed. If you watch this then the 1st episode of bleach, you will be amazed at how different the quality is. The storyline is ok, but it's kind of boring. No Chad, Orihime or Uryu at all either.

This movie is great its has all the things you would want from a Bleach collection. All the clashing and fighting. Interests that make you go “ohh”