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I regret watching the last one more >_<

The only thing I can say is what another commenter stated in that this should be a series- the material is there; at least a short web series would suffice. I wish it was longer...

Aesthetically pleasing but the story was a mess and confusing. I haven't read the manga but I'm sure they changed a bit from it.
The dialogue came off as this was suppose to be a bl but they decided to completely remove that aspect which sucks. I was reminded of Spiritpact while watching, another messy movie, but unlike this Spiritpact made a bit more sense in it's delivery.
In the end, I wouldn't recommend this- it's really a waste of time. (dramacool)

The premise sounds weird af but I am here for James. Missed him!!

I had to give this a low score (5) simply because there is no real storyline. I have seen some short 10> films before that were able to convey whatever message they wanted in that amount of time- this did not. I will watch the drama though because I am interested. webphim.cc

Nov 23
Edit So I made my original comment October 28th and I just watched the series- I have to do a complete 180 with this. When you get more details from the series, then this makes sense. I loved it and would love an actual full drama 10+ episodes that goes in depth. (youtube)

How did you not know Riku was in this when he was in the previous 2 movies?
Also, learning Riku did gay porn comes as a surprise since the only pre-Silk Labo stuff I've seen has been solo work.

This installment did not fail in delivering the fuckery (no pun intended). While watching I was just like wtf is going on? Then at the end everything falls into place and the title makes a whole lotta sense. They really did go the long way round and in the end, it was a waste of time. (webphim.cc)

Must admit that the story was much more intriguing than the 1st movie. I'm actually invested now into what Aoyama is up to. This is still funny and weird like the first movie and I'm sure the 3rd one is more of the same. (myasiantv)

I'm here STRICKLY for the cover photo.

I was already interested in watching this but this comment had made me stop what I was doing and watch this right now X-D

So I watched the blanc version a while back and I just completed the noir version and tbh I can't remember if there was any difference, maybe prolonged sex scenes?? Anyways this was still funny and ridiculous and yes, I will be watching the sequels cause why not lol. (ok.ru)

This was a surprise hit for me. This came off as more mature Mischievous Kiss and I loved how it managed to blend the seriousness of the work aspect with the corniness of the romance. My only issue is I wish there was more in scenes with Nishi and Ryoko- they were too bloody cute. I totally recommend this one for a cute/ sweet yet corny romance. (dramacool)

This is a very mature movie so viewer discretion is advised.
Basic plot: crappy father searches for crappy daughter and learns she is not the pure little girl he thought.
I knew this would be a dark movie but goodness I didn't know it would be this dark. Even so, the story was a bit messy BUT the saving grace was the acting and I finished it for that reason alone. In the end I wouldn't recommend this. The violence is just unnecessary and I had to look away during some of the scenes. (roku)

Umezawa did not care and lived her life doing whatever... it's kinda admirable in a way. But how she went about it was shitty though. I enjoyed it and will watch the drama too. (dramacool)

dead site but its on others

This was so good! I wish it was longer but also think I enjoyed it because it was so short. I know nothing about Jojo and the characters involved in that but Rohan portrayed by Issei is great. (kissasian)

I feel as everyone gets older, they have toned down the extremeness of the show and instead waste resources on getting current stars to appeal to a younger generation. That's fine an all but this is a show to showcase comedians which was significantly missing this year . I'm glad some segments are still around, like Tanaka getting a thai kick and Tsukitei/ Yamasaki getting slapped by Chono.
Since Heipo has taken over, he has added some funny segments, but there are some other aspects that they need to keep ie don't get scared and the pitting of those 2 groups of comedians doing really dumb stunts.
The highlight for me is when Gekidan makes an appearance; guy is not only a good actor but a phenomenal comedian.

I think it's a nice way of saying that no matter what you do or however much time has passed, I will always hate you. And the notion of there being someone out there who will always hate you no matter what can be daunting for some people.
In western society we are very much about ourselves so we tend to not care what others think but I think in the Asian culture, their beliefs are different; honor and an upright character are very important.

edited- thanks

As a person who is a sucker for the death game genre- this is pretty insane. My only issue is the "why" this happened which we see in episode 8 and then get the explanation in episode 9- generic.
Other than that, the games were INTENSE and the acting top notch. I can understand the hype for it as there hasn't been a decent death game drama/ movie since Alice in Borderland and even that kinda pales in comparison (at least when it comes to character development).
Must watch for sure but only for those able to handle the violence. (netflix)