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It's not that complicated, it's just a joke
Rebeka 2022-02-07 14:56:22
Parody work. First of all, explain that the big Japanese refers to a profession in the movie, similar to the traditional Japanese superman, which turns into a giant after charging. The big refers to the physical size, not the spiritual greatness. Some people on the Internet jumped up without seeing the big Japanese character film, saying why it is called a big Japanese, but only a small Japanese, please, in fact, this film is a Japanese self-deprecating work. In addition to being able to transform, the last person in the film, Sato, who is engaged in a big Japanese occupation, is no different from an ordinary lonely middle-aged uncle in life. His income is moderate, his wife is divorced, his career is going downhill, and he fights when he transforms. To consider the action does not affect the body of the ad. The director Matsu himself is a TV comedy show host. He directed and starred in "The Big Japanese". The production is completely TV-level, the editing is muddled, fast-forward and read the front, and finally the American Salted Egg Superman teamed up with the big Japanese to fight monsters. The episode was really funny, just when the little nephew came in and saw that his former idol was spoofed, the two laughed wildly for more than ten minutes, which was worth the ticket price.
Extended Reading
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Corrine 2022-04-21 09:03:34
Damn, is this a live-action Ultraman? . . How lewd are the monsters who made them. The middle part of the interview is fucking hard
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Tyreek 2022-04-24 07:01:24
Decided to give more half stars for the daughter of the monster and the mosaic face. With all kinds of sponsorship advertisements printed on his body, Sato's eyes show sympathy every time he fights, but he has not gone with Ultraman's US imperialist relatives.
