Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection “F” is Good but Not Perfect

Alright, so let me say a few things. First, I enjoyed this movie and I thought it was extremely enjoyable from a fan standpoint. Second, this movie is made for fans — it’s basically like seeing your uncle that you haven’t seen in a few years (the uncle that doesn’t just show up for food) and gives off an all around good vibe. Third, Jaco the Galactic Patrolman, the new character that was introduced, was extremely entertaining. Even with all of that, this movie is lacking in a few departments that could definitely have been improved to make this movie a little better. *There are basic plot spoilers, so be warned!* So the plot of this movie revolves around Frieza, who doesn’t learn his lesson at all from his past defeats, and is stuck in a cute hell — a hell made of stuffed animals and fairies that sing and dance. Just an all around terrible place, really. Anyways, Frieza is revived and trains for four months to achieve a power as strong as a Super Saiyan God. Let me repeat that: Frieza trains for four months and goes from not being able to beat a regular Super Saiyan, to being able to fight on par with the Super Saiyan version of a Super Saiyan God. Basically, if Frieza wanted, he could be the most powerful being in the universe, but the dude never feels like training. So he fights Goku and can’t beat him, then Frieza cheats and Goku gets severely injured, then Vegeta steps in and beats up Frieza. However, before Vegeta delivers the finishing blow some stuff happens and the…