Steven Universe: The Movie

Synopsis:

Two years have passed since Steven Universe resolved the ongoing conflict between Earth and the Diamonds and brought peace to the galaxy, seemingly allowing Steven and the Crystal Gems to live happily ever after. However, Steven’s past comes back to haunt him in the shape of a mysterious Gem hellbent on destroying him and everything he holds dear, including the Earth itself. Steven must now face the consequences of Pink Diamond’s actions, save the Earth and, once again, go on a path of self discovery and change to truly earn his happily ever after.

Quick Thoughts:

I will freely confess that I had not even heard of “Steven Universe” before searching for agender films & characters. However, it’s important to not dismiss animated films or series when it comes to great queer characterizations! While the cartoon ran for many years and was a major source of queer representation, I’ve opted to focus on the animated film created from characters from the original series. Series creator Rebecca Sugar has stated that “the Gems are all non-binary women,” although I noted before, there are apparently various levels and terms used for the Gems. The series also has a unique genderfluid character called Stevonnie. However, what’s most appealing is that series creator is also non-binary! While I won’t be watching the entire series, I may have to add “Steven Universe: The Movie” to my short list.

Watched?

No

Reviewed?

No

Worth It?

Neither or Unsure

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Release Date:

2 September, 2019

Duration:

1h22m

Director:

Rebecca Sugar, Joseph D. Johnston, Kat Morris

Writers:

Ian Jones-Quartey, Chris Pianka, Matt Burnett

Stars:

Zach Callison, Michaela Dietz, Estelle

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