The last Japanese movie you watched~!!(LIKED IT OR NOT)

Theater: A Love Story -watched it while waiting for my turn to have a vaccination. Tbh I hate Nagata, I didn’t continue watching it before, but glad I gave it a second chance. Matsuoka Mayu is a sweetheart, and Yamazaki Kento poured his soul in this movie. 

high school debut

Real
Psychological genre isn't my thing when it comes to Japanese movies/drama since they tend to be f***** up most of the time, but this is definitely one of my favorites now. They could've avoided using CG at the last part, and I felt it was unnecessary. Other than that I'm very satisfied with the whole thing.
[12/10/2021]

Yurigokoro

Summer Night Sky, Autumn Sunset, Winter Morning and Spring Breeze
An Omnibus made of four short stories. Unsure whether the seasons symbolize the stories. But If I want to tell each story with a word or two then, "Natsu Yozora" will be First love/Confession. "Toki doki Momiji iro" is encouragement/growth. "Fluffy Winter" may be self-discovery (?) and finally, "With you when cherry blossoms bloom" it can be promise or goodbye.
All of em are kinda your typical Japanese Slice of life stories. Nothing extraordinary but relaxing. Exactly what I love.
[15/10/2021] 

When I Get Home, My Wife Always Pretends to be Dead
A very good one. The drama itself wasn't weird as the title. It went in a very linear fashion tbh. Only if the ml was someone younger. Still a very solid one.
[17/10/2021]

Kanojo Wa Kirei Datta

luved it 🥺😘

The Werewolf Game: The Villagers Side - Death Game movie. I can't say that I liked it, because I don't like psychological death games - I wonder why I watched it then - maybe because it remainded me of parlour game "Night falls in Palermo", I had to stop thinking about the fact that I don't like killing and gore and then it was quite good.