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Zokki (2021) [Film Review]

Zokki; or, Too Many Secrets Lately, I've been thinking. If a living creature loses what it keeps secret, maybe it can't go on living. O...

Watching Asia Film Reviews

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Cube Arts

Cube Arts is essentially a Minecraft isekai manga. This is surprisingly rare considering just how much isekai fiction gets cranked out and how popular Minecraft is. I’m sure…

Hexa Blog

May 3, 2023 • Subscribe

Asakusa Kid (2021) [Film Review]

Asakusa Kid; or, Make’em Laugh Listen, Take. Don’t suck up to your audience. You tell them what’s funny. I have been waiting patiently ...

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Dec 17, 2021 • Subscribe

Bubble

Baan Muay Thai (2021) [Film Review]

Baan Muay Thai; or, The Measure of a Man When I was 19, I could do anything. Hurt but no real problem. One or two days and…

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Tokyo Revengers (2021) Review [Fantasia Film Festival]

“An exciting blend of satisfying violence, tensive moments, surges of pleasing lightheartedness, and touching emotional moments.”

psycho-cinematography

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Girl from Phantasia, Tokyo Revengers

Bamnol - The Debt (2021) [Short Film Review]

Bamnol - The Debt My granddaughter works hard! All you do is get drunk everyday! It has been roughly two months since my The Monk and T...

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Jan 28, 2023 • Subscribe

GYO: Tokyo Fish Attack, The Samurai

Under The Open Sky (2021) [Film Review]

Under The Open Sky; or, Homecoming We'll face our fate. But you still have this chance. You have to be patient out here. Patient with f...

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250th Review: Hell’s Garden: Office Royale (2021) [Film Review]

Hell’s Garden: Office Royale; or, The Art of Delinquent War Your problem is you don't know what you are missing. Dignity. Your fighting...

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Shigeru, Tekken: The Motion Picture

Popcorn Pulse 214: Cube-age

Wait, is that a box? What’s in the box? No, really, what’s in the box? You’d be forgiven for thinking this means we’re talking about a well known…

Anime Pulse

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Cube x Cursed x Curious

Title: Cube x Cursed x CuriousGenre: Action, Comedy, Romance, SupernaturalRating: 7.8/10 Summary: Haruaki Yachi is a high school student living alone in an old solitary home. When he…

Anime Anthology

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Cube x Cursed x Curious

Title: Cube x Cursed x CuriousGenre: Action, Comedy, Romance, SupernaturalRating: 7.8/10 Summary: Haruaki Yachi is a high school student living alone in an old solitary home. When he…

Anime Anthology

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Manga Pulse 431: Cube Monkey

Like a certain fictional federal agent, we like some damn fine coffee. Pour yourself a lungo draw of espresso and sit back while we regale you with two…

Anime Pulse

Jan 7, 2021 • Subscribe

The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Cube Arts Volume 1

The Anti-Social Geniuses check out Cube Arts, where high school kids have much to learn about the deadly sandbox-style video game VRMMO.

TheOASG

Oct 29, 2020 • Subscribe

Dreams of Fire (2021) review [Fantasia Film festival]

“McKie’s film is not only the best dance-film of recent years but might very well be one of the best Japanese films to be released this year.”

psycho-cinematography

Aug 25, 2021 • Subscribe

Girl from Phantasia

Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (2021) [Film Review]

Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes; or, Time Is But a Window That's exactly what happened! I became me and me. There was me and then me fu...

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Nov 5, 2021 • Subscribe

Christian Slater FDD: Gleaming the Cube

Hi friends, I hope you’re all doing well! Today I’m introducing a new segment called Filmography Deep Dive (FDD for short) where I dive deep into a specific…

mosaicboy's Interest Nook

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Love, Live, and Goldfish (2021) review [Fantasia Film Festival]

“While Makabe’s narrative does not offer anything truly new or groundbreaking, what it does brings to the table is served with excellence.”

psycho-cinematography

Aug 6, 2021 • Subscribe

Girl from Phantasia

June 2021 Review No.1 (Sound Eupho Sequel Film)

Now, while I have been following the Sound Euphonium series for some time, it took a bit longer to see the other entries. Granted, I tend to skip…

EclecticDude's Anime Reviews 2.0

Jun 5, 2021 • Subscribe

Liz and the Blue Bird

Joint (2021) review [The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme]

Oudai Kojima proves, once again, that the yakuza genre is not dead and that, given the current societal constellation and the various currents within, engaging crime narratives can…

psycho-cinematography

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It’s a summer film (2021) review [Camera Japan Festival]

“A highly entertaining film that offers a nostalgic and touching dive into youthful passion and romantic feelings and lighthearted celebration of indie-filmmaking and often-forgotten beauty o…

psycho-cinematography

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Kirara

The Mole Song: Final (2021) review [Fantasia Film Festival]

Miike’s narrative delivers everything a fan of the previous narratives desires and even succeeds in inviting newcomers to delve into Reiji’s past exploits.

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Jul 24, 2022 • Subscribe

Girl from Phantasia

Live-action film retrospective (2021)

Before I continue with the anime and games, as well as the usual end-of-month post, I have one more piece of old business from last year to complete:…

Everything is bad for you

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Japan Foundation Film Tour 2021

By Jasper Sharp. The ongoing Coronavirus crisis may have disrupted many aspects of the cultural calendar, but it is heartening to report that one the Japan Foundation UK…

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Jigoku-no-hanazono ～Office Royale～ (2021) review [Fantasia Film Festival]

“An absurd and crazy cocktail full of violence and funny twists and unexpected turns.”

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Aug 19, 2021 • Subscribe

Girl from Phantasia

Edens Zero - Episode 2 - B-Cube Censorship

Edens Zero - Episode 2. The first thing Shiki tried to do was look up Rebecca's skirt after hearing about B-Cubers from her. He's consistent!

Joeschmo's Gears and Grounds

Jun 19, 2021 • Subscribe

Fairy Tail, Rebecca, Shiki

One Piece Film: Red Film Review

My review of One Piece Film: Red is now up over on Anime News Network.

Biggest In Japan

Aug 30, 2022 • Subscribe

One Piece, One Piece Film: Red

Downfall Film Review

My review of Downfall is now up over on Anime News Network. Check it out!

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Mar 18, 2023 • Subscribe

Paprika – Film Review

The mind-bending visual movie by Satoshi Kon is a classic in Japanese animation, but are its visuals enough to make it worth watching?

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May 8, 2020 • Subscribe

Paprika

Barbie Film Review

Numerous Kens also live in an area of Barbieland known as Beach. The Kens, much like the Barbies, of all types, are ‘plastically’ fit and overtly…

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Belle Film Review

My review of Belle is now up over on Anime News Network.

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Jul 29, 2021 • Subscribe

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Genkinahito

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POP! Director: Masashi Komura (2021) [Osaka Asian Film Festival 2021]

POP! provides a slightly surreal, slightly sweet existential crisis. POP! Director: Masashi Komura (2021) [Osaka Asian Film Festival 2021]

Genkinahito

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Airport 2013 [Film Review]

Airport 2013; or, Mind Your Business! Everyone has their own secrets. Is there someone who doesn't have one in this world? But, They ...

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Psychokinesis (2018) [Film Review]

Psychokinesis; or, IronDad I just want to have the ability to be a father. However, the heavens gave me something different. After the...

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Apr 23, 2021 • Subscribe

INUYASHIKI LAST HERO, Joker

Pulse (2001) [Film Review]

Pulse: or, Nowhere to Run In 10 years, or at least while we're still alive, they'll invent a drug that prevents death. Then, we could l...

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Phoenix

Shin Ultraman Film Review

My review of Shin Ultraman is now up over on Anime News Network.

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May 21, 2022 • Subscribe

Beloved (2022) [Film Review]

Beloved; or, Stay With Me I have an idea. How about we spend one last day together? Go somewhere, walk around, have dinne r… Director B...

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Cure (1997) [Film Review]

Cure; or, The Ultimate Treatment Doctor, can I tell you something? All the things that used to be inside me… now they’re all outside. S...

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River (2023) [Film Review]

River; or, The Edge of Afternoon What will you wish for? The year 2023 is coming to an end soon, but I managed to find some time…

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Dec 16, 2023 • Subscribe

Film Review: Look Back

Look Back reorients the coming-of-age story in a subtle, yet profound way, redefining what it is that propels the human heart from childishness to maturity. While it hits…

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LOOK BACK

Gridman Universe Film Review

My review of Gridman Universe is now up over on Anime News Network.

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May 2, 2023 • Subscribe

Melancholic (2018) [Film Review]

Melancholic; or, The Bathhouse Job Let me ask you this. A Tokyo University graduate has to work at a big company and become happy? The ...

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Audition (1999) [Film Review]

Audition; or, Love, Unconditionally Only pain and suffering will make you realise who you are. Takashi Miike’s Audition is one of thos...

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Jul 3, 2023 • Subscribe

Film Review: The Concierge

There is a certain department store with a very peculiar clientele. It’s not just that it caters to the rich and famous, though many a celebrity, business mogul,…

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Oct 19, 2023 • Subscribe

The Concierge

The Imaginary Film Review

My review of The Imaginary is now up over on Anime News Network. Check it out!

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Dec 26, 2023 • Subscribe

trapezium Anime Film Review

Based on the novel by former Nogizaka46 member Kazumi Takayama, trapezium asks its audience to follow one girl who will use anything, and anyone, to achieve her dream.

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