It's my first time ever to write a review for a movie I watched..so there's a lot of grammar mistakes here & there..also, English is not my first language..it's a big surprise that I end up liking a heavy/dark/mature kind of movie like this one..I usually like heartwarming & meaningful movies.

My review:

-The story part-

Even though, "Villain" had a complicated and heavy story..I think it's quite easy for me to understand the story and what's going on the movie.

Some said that "Villain" is a slow paced movie but for me it's quite an intense movie.

There's a certain scene that are quite hard for me to watch and makes me uncomfortable..I don't want to spoil here just figure it out yourself by watching this movie

-The acting part-

The acting by actors & actresses in "Villain" are all great especially Satoshi Tsumabuki..I think Satoshi-san's acting in "Villain" seems real..I mean it's not like he's acting..he's just the character himself (Yuichi) I can feel his character's anger,sadness and guilt throughout this movie..I find Masaki Okada's acting here as really good! His acting in other project I've seen him before is just average..nothing special compared to this one..I hate Okada's character the most out of all the other characters in this movie coz his character's personality is just so terrible..this is my first time watched Eri Fukatsu,Akira Emoto & Kirin Kiki..they're all did a great job at portrayed their own roles in this movie (I'll watch them in other projects soon) Last not least,my favourite actress,Hikari Mitsushima's acting is great as usual..though,she doesn't have a lot of screentime in this movie.

-The music part-

I think the OSTs played at the background are fit well with this movie..the most stand out for me is the English song that played at the end credit.

P/S: Anyway, I won't ever watch it again because this movie is indeed one of heartbreaking movies (I almost teared up when I watched it btw) and it's really heavy and dark (not good for my mental health if I watch it a lot of times)

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