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Familiar sense of everyday life
Alayna 2022-04-11 09:01:07
Mamoru Hosoda did not disappoint. The cicadas, the soundtrack, the natural CV voice, the subtle changes in expressions and the smooth life shots can all feel the familiar sense of daily life, and the common human emotions can be understood by the audience without being explicit about it. get. But the main line of switching between the two worlds still makes the story structure a little bigger, and many details are not explained clearly, which makes the rhythm of the second half of the story a bit abrupt? And what I have always been concerned about, what the surveillance screen means, it seems that there is a foreshadowing in the end, and it is completely impossible to understand. The visual effects are still amazing. If you can watch it in the theater...you will be amazed by "wow...".
Extended Reading
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Monk Momoaki: Kyuta, please! Encourage Kumatetsu!
Kyuta: What are you doing, you chump? Get up already!
Kumatetsu: You've got a lot of nerve showing your face here after walking out.
Kyuta: What about you? You look ridiculous!
Kumatetsu: What did you say, you bastard?
Kyuta: You're a disgrace!
Monk Momoaki: Now is not the time to be insulting each other!
Tatara: Give me a break! Why are these two always like this?
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Kumatetsu: You've got some nerve giving me advice! A pupil keeps quiet and does what he's told!
Kyuta: No way! If I do what you tell me, I'll catch your stupidity!