A personal review of japanese movies that i've watched
If you want to read my review of Bleach, read this post. In ブリーチ, Ichigo Kurosaki receives the powers of Rukia Kuchiki, a goddess of death injured in battle, and he must use them to fight a Hollow, an evil soul that wants to feed on his soul.
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If you want to read my review of April, Come She Will, read this post. In 四月になれば彼女は, Shun begins to receive letters from his ex-girlfriend, while she fulfilled the couple’s promises, but now he is engaged and his fiancée disappears.
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If you want to read my review of The Lies She Loved, read this post. In 嘘を愛する女, Yukari thought she was living with Kippei, a research physician, but after he was hospitalized with a subarachnoid hemorrhage, she discovered that everything was a lie.
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If you want to read my review of The Parades, read this post. In パレード, Minako discovered that she died tragically without saying a final goodbye to her beloved son.
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We all know that the staircase to Suga Shrine is the most popular location used by Makoto Shinkai to set the movie Your Name with Ryūnosuke Kamiki and Kana Hanazawa. But, particularly, I prefer the intersection of the previous corner.
Mitsuha had to go through this corner to access the stairs that lead to the Suga Shrine and, oh yes, record the most famous scene, in the most famous place.
Why do I prefer? Mainly because it is a more accurate scene, a more reliable image of the reality of the place that served as an idea. But, that’s it, the places are there to serve as an idea. No merit is lost and the scene on the stairs is the most emotional.
If you want to read my review of Our Little Sister, read this post. In 海街diary, Chika, Yoshino and Sachi are three sisters who were abandoned by their father, a long time ago. But, decide to attend his funeral and there they discover that they have a younger sister, Suzu, who has no one to stay with.
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If you want to read my review of Mother, read this post. In マザー, Akiko Misumi is an extremely narcissistic and controlling mother who does what she wants with her children without showing any remorse, even if it puts their lives at risk.
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If you want to read my review of Your Name, read this post. In 君の名は, Mitsuha Miyamizu lives in Itomori (糸守) and Taki Tachibana lives in Tokyo, ever since the day there was a meteor shower, they’ve been strangely connected through space-time.
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