Bad Export for You: The Malaysian DVD has such a shitty video quality, not to mention shoddy translation in the back of the case that one could mistake it for a bootleg copy, as seen here. Doubles as Self-Deprecation, considering how Sunrise and the fans felt about the series...
Bury Your Art: In light of the movie's failure, Sunrise has done as much as possible to suppress its existence, allowing the movie to fall out of print in overseas markets following Bandai Entertainment's 2012 closure, declining to license it to the Gundam franchise's next licensor Nozomi Entertainment, declining to reference it in any subsequent Gundam media until 2013's Gundam Build Fighters (in a brief Take That! where the film's eponymous mech is swiftly destroyed), and billing the Legendary Pictures film as the "first-ever live-action feature film" in the franchise upon its 2018 announcement.
Creator Killer: This is pretty much the only thing that a certain Stephanie Pena-Sy wrote.
Disowned Adaptation: Probably the reason why Sunrise denied the existence of the movie.
The novels have been published and sold in Italian-speaking countries/territories.
Old Shame: Sunrise has never said it's non-canonnote officially, Sunrise's policy is that anything that is animated is canon - which means, yes, both a TV series AND the compilation movies for that series are canon - and no UC titles released after the film have taken place the year this movie was set in the UC timeline (or after, unless you count Gundam: Reconguista in G), but have also admitted that they do not like to talk about it and generally pretend the movie doesn't exist (which is pretty much what the fans do).
Prop Recycling: The body armor used by CONSENT troops are reused from Starship Troopers. But then again, CONSENT is eerily similar to both Zeon and the UCF.
Game:
No Export for You: The game was not released outside of Asia. However, the game did have English voices with Japanese subtitles.
Sequel First: In Japan, the PS2 videogame was released first before the movie.