The continuation of a cute and pure love story
This is the continuation of Seven Days: Monday - Thursday. We should see both movies to get the full world view and also see morecute moments between Seryou and Yuzuru.The story is so cute, soft and pure. I love how the story goes and how they sort their problem. I also love the character dynamics and cast's chemistry.
It has a slow pace but to me I love its chilling vibe.
Overall: This is the show I would rewatch many time and would like to recommend others for such a JBL classic.
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Resolvi escrever apenas um review de "Seven Days: Monday - Thursday", and "Seven Days: Friday - Sunday".É um puta filme. Curti muita a premissa do namoro que dura uma semana para saber se realmente se gosta da pessoa com quem está saindo ou não. Assim como Yuzuru Shino também fiquei muito curiosa como funcionava, e quase cai pra trás quando ele colocou em pratica sua curiosidade.
Eu gostei dessa descoberta que acompanha os personagens, desse amor que não se importa com o gênero e sim com aquilo que realmente importa: o que se sente quanto ao outro. Acompanhei com muita sensibilidade os momentos até admitirem o que sentiam
Me passou muita emoção. Fiquei encantada e me alegrou muito. É um filme que te dá uma certa esperança no amor.
Valeu muito a pena.
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We need more stories like this!!!
You need to watch Seven Days: Monday-Thursday first, and then Friday-Sunday. I hope that they put the two together sometime because it should be watched as a longer movie. I'll be referring to both movies as just one in this review.This is not your typical BL story, and that's good. What this is, instead, is an exquisitely and breathtakingly beautiful story about two young men in high school who, almost accidentally, realize a love that they didn't know existed or was even possible. There isn't any fanservice here, thank goodness, only phenomenal - and age-appropriate! - writing and acting. They actually act and speak like high school boys and their shyness, embarrassment, and halting actions were all backed up by their inner thoughts, which the audience was thankfully privy to. We got to listen in on their doubts and lack of self-confidence even when their outer appearance was the opposite. I had never seen either main lead before and my goodness, they both delivered 100%. Also, the OST was the perfect accompaniment to the story, and it was shot really well, from lighting to the filming angles.
But the importance of this story lies well past how well-done it was. It lies in the fact that two people, who happen to be the same gender, find a love in each other. Yes, most of us have seen BL stories before, and many of us have seen a lot of BL before. And reams of type have been dedicated to the more problematic aspects of BLs, like the lack of consent too often portrayed as normal, the often-toxic nature of the relationships, again portrayed as not only normal, but expected in these relationships, and the ways BLs cater to the female gaze, making that more important than the other stories of LGBTQ+ men and women that deserve to be told. So we need more stories like this (and maybe less problematic BL!)
The beloved LGBTQ+ folks in my life experience the same kinds of fears and hurts as straight folks do in relationships and many of them want to get married and have a family and live a stable, settled life with their love. And they deserve that chance. Hopefully stories like these Seven Days films, Life-Love on the Line, and others, will help change public opinion enough in Japan to help pass marriage equality laws and normalize LOVE. Because that's what it is. #lovewins.
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