Wait........ what?!

Now that is bloody rare.

Everybody Loves Reimu show.
Always like Reimu Harem.

Guess we're shipping Queen with all the girls now. Queen is Joker now, and I am okay with this.

something something made her heart go doki-doki

Be real, could you honestly imagine Akko on top?

Those legs, ugh.

Geeze Kongo, just give the girl a break. Honestly, you could do a heck of a lot worse than Iowa-chan lol.

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For what?

who keeps doing this
stop

^ Hai, sou desu.

I like how Tracer's bra is all subtly unhooked, lol

Atta girl~

Her love interest dies in the end. If you want a happy end, don't look for it there.

When you shipped everyone in Aqours with anyone X3

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Awwww, but you love cheesy Miku

Nice job Osakabe. Draw NR closer to the yuri side.

Nat yuri wild killed me

They're in the middle of mating, shut the damn camera off

cats and Diakko in one image, this is a blessing

Aww, that Luka... Say that again! :3

Someone said 'Totsugeki'? (Darjeeling did).

^ Ooooh I'd love to watch that show! <3

What's with the blushing Reimu? You should be used to by now xD

Aw, such a cute family <3

If I can give my two cents, I would say this movie has fantastic music, cinematography and fight scenes with a fairly average plot (not a nonsensical over the top action movie plot by any means, just kinda predictable) and decent characterisation for its leads. Charlize Theron in particular is wonderful as always.
As noted by telamon, Delphine dies, though so do half the other named characters. I know some people where upset by this- the whole "Bury your Gays" trope- but I personally approve of it in this case. Spy movies and war movies operate under different rules than other genres of films and are expected to kill characters off in large numbers. I personally would consider it more upsetting if films like didn't kill off important characters, cause it reduces the gravitas of the situation. And besides, most spy movies with heterosexual romances kill off the main character's love interest anyway, so its not like the film was going out of its way to kill the gay love interest, it was just following genre convention.
Also, Charlize Theron's character was named Lorraine, not Lauren. Just putting that out there.

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I think its Emily