There's no greater joy than finding someone who you can share the things you love with wholeheartedly. I think.

It's light and comfy, and it's a lot more practical compared to other "hobby" films. It's a small story I'm deciding to keep in my pocket.

(Also for a film centered around the love for BL, there's not much mention or exploration of the subject)

Damn sweet, I do love my coming-of-age action comedy films.

I hope to see more of these girls (Izawa, Takaishi, and Tsuji) in this genre.

I mean Izawa is already a celebrated name in stunts and all, but she deserves the screen time.

"The festival-like world has settled into a more leisurely pace."

I have been thinking about the apocalypse- I think I would like to live after the world stops. I could be friends with deathless androids and have an unlimited supply of Fanta. I don't think I can ask for anything else.

If there's anything that's getting me back on Letterboxd, it has to be this.

It's the most love I have felt put in a Hollywood film by its creators in a long time. It's films like this that make me want to watch more things in the cinema.