A millennium item called the Pyramid of Light has been discovered.  The Egyptian god Anubis has been resurrected thanks to it and the Millennium Puzzle.  Caught up in a heated duel with his arch-rival, Seto Kaiba, Yugi Moto is unaware that his life points are being fed to Anubis.  With Anubis resurrected and controlling real-life monsters, Yugi and his friends trapped in the Millennium Puzzle, and Yami on the verge of destruction, they must unite like never before to stop Anubis and save the world as well as Yugi's very soul.

Review: This big screen adaptation of Yu-Gi-Oh! is a spectacular visual feast.  Whatever it lacks in plot and characterization it makes up for it in incredible visuals.  The design of the cards have been changed from the TV show.  They now look more like the real-life cards than the design that they're normally using which basically means they're more detailed.  The colors were bright and vibrant.  The life point counter and attack and defense point screens have been changed too.  They look more like their Japanese counterparts than the TV show's version.  Although there were a few inconsistencies and some aspects haven't been addressed, I really enjoyed the movie.