Mathieu Pronovost

Might be my favorite fake-documentary horror movie. Really enjoyed it!

This felt like a movie from the golden age of J-Horror. Loved it!

It felt a bit amateurish, but in an endearing way. I thought it was a cute movie and I enjoyed it.

Another masterful work by Hirokazu Koreeda.

Takashi Miike goes back and forth between broad, mainstream films (JoJo, Ace Attorney, Like a Dragon, etc.) and his more extreme, over-the-top work (Gozu, Audition, Ichi the Killer, etc.), and Fudoh is definitely one of the crazier ones lol

From the title, I assumed it would just be a silly summer drama. Turns out I was completely wrong lol

Some 1-hour movies struggle to keep my attention, but this 5-hour one had me completely absorbed the whole time.

I love how this movie mixes a yakuza setting with a surreal, dreamlike atmosphere reminiscent of Twin Peaks. My favorite Miike Takashi movie.

This is one of my favorite movie series, so heartwarming.

I dropped it after 20 minutes. Can’t stand stuff about COVID.

This 80-kilometer school walking event genuinely looks like a lot of fun. I wish there had been something like that when I was in high school.

A beautiful and heartwarming movie!

I don't remember I watched it almost 20 years ago haha but a lot of Kimura Takuya shows have been put on Netflix in the past year, so hopefully this one will too.

It's kind of a slice-of-life movie mixed with some psychological elements. I really enjoyed it.

I love the music and the 80s vibe of that movie.

God tier drama

A beautiful, raw, slice-of-life film.

The most heartwarming Yakuza movie ever!

Naoto Takenaka is great in this movie.

I guess we have different tastes in movies, lol