zakumi

zakumi

Favorite films

  • In the Mood for Love
  • Oldboy
  • Nobody Knows
  • Dreams

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  • Uzumaki

  • Joker: Folie à Deux

    ★★

  • City of God

    ★★★★

  • The Color of Pomegranates

    ★★★★

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  • Uzumaki

    Uzumaki

    Now THIS is a good adaptation. Despite how complicated it is to animate works by Junji Ito, this is by far the best adaptation. As a biggest fan of Junji Ito and a biggest fan of Uzumaki manga, im glad this is the right treatment for Junji Ito's work. They did a great job with animating kirie, the whole show is just better than I expected! The animation mirrors the unsettling and surreal tone of the manga, drawing you deeper…

  • Joker: Folie à Deux

    Joker: Folie à Deux

    ★★

    I didn’t have any expectation for this movie, and it still disappointed me. 
    Even though I enjoyed some of the songs like “Close to you” or the dancing scene at the rooftop, the idea of the joker being a musical was not a good idea. There are films which have dark themes that can made as a musical and still be good- like the Hunger games: ballad of songbirds. But the joker being a musical destroyed their own theme. It…

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  • Poor Things

    Poor Things

    ½

    I began watching Poor Things expecting it to be an unconventional take on the journey of growing up; about someone who grapples with coming to terms with some nonsensical norms of the society. Instead, I got a creepy story about a kid who likes to have sex with men who mistreat her. This could be a feminism movie but you can tell it was written by a man. One way to define this: the ultimate objectification of women. Putting aside…

  • NANA

    NANA

    ★★★★★

    Nana is one of my favorite series of all the times. The anime adapted the manga so well. Ai Yazawa is probably the most convincing shoujo manga writer ever. Things seem to be continuously in motion; beginnings and endings wrapped up in an infinite wave of falling snowflakes waiting to melt into each other. The forefront sits in perpetual twilight; characters seem to be eclipsed by their own shadows with barely enough to catch a glimpse of who they are.The…

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