, I watched it two weeks ago , and I really liked it... Well, so this story tells us that judging a film based on its appearance can be quite ridiculous.
For those of Xiaqiwuwu, it is really unclear if this literal translation of Chinese characters has a literal meaning. Is it the story of the next wife? Ahem, it turns out that getting a wife is a place name, it's that simple, and it's still a small place where birds don't shit. In a word, this movie is "a youth friendship story of a girl with a lolita rococo style super egocentric weird foot and a sturdy girl from the old country country of Japan à la kuso" (huhuhu~ scared Bar). Fukada's role as peach is unexpectedly appropriate. The play is superficial (and thoroughly pursues a superficial level of life) but at least very stylish and persistent peach, making Fukada too shallow outside the play. Follow the light to add a lot of points; but the most outstanding performance is the Tsuchiya Anna who plays Iチゴ, the kind of arrogant "Japanese Taiwanese" who acted vigorously and naturally but not too much, so eye-catching. The plot is simple, the rhythm is smooth, and the composition of the picture is bright and messy, similar to the exaggeration of comics and advertisements, but it looks very interesting; then for me, the Chinese subtitles on the DVD at hand are Hong Kong-style vernacular. , The plot and dialogue full of spoofs in the film are really magical (for example, for example, if ためおやじ is turned into "waste chai old bean", it is much more vivid and lively than "useless dad"), so "double The irritation of "Exotic Wind" scratched the itchy place so much that I slapped my legs and laughed.
In short, it's a fancy and interesting sketch with some surprises, and it's worth recommending.
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