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Real japanese movie review
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Real
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by Minnie
mai 5, 2016
Complété
Globalement 8.0
Histoire 9.0
Jeu d'acteur/Casting 9.0
Musique 6.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 9.0
If (like me) you are Takeru Satoh trash and think this is a romantic, dark-fluffy, inception-like film of a heroic character who travels into the mind of his beloved to rescue her out of a coma... then I suggest you don't watch this movie. ^-^ If, however, like me, you are Takeru Satoh trash, and have an appreciation for films with a deeper meaning, enjoying unexpected (and extremely sudden) plot twists and a dark and slightly creepy psychological theme... then I suggest you give this movie a shot. ^v^)/ One of REAL's biggest highlights for me was that you really didn't know what to expect next. You just have no idea. One minute, I was focused in the neurological world, and the next I was hiding behind my pillow. And that is how you go through the film - not knowing what to expect next, yet anticipating the conclusion. I give the rewatch value a strong 9*, as it all makes so much more sense if you were to rewatch it, and you can appreciate the thought put into its creation, the jumpy camera angles and script. The cast and acting were great, although again, initially you might find it a little strange in the beginning. It all makes sense nearer the end. ^^ One thing that did confuse me was the strange blend of both decent CGI, and college-green-screen-quality CGI. I'm not sure if it was intentional or not because of the story line... Also, plesiosaurs. I love them. ---- *[EDIT: Rewatching is so worth it!]
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