Luces en el cielo
Učiage hanabi, šita kara miru ka? Joko kara miru ka?
Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?
Guión:
Hitoshi OneMúsica:
Satoru KôsakiReparto:
Suzu Hirose, 菅田将暉, Mamoru Miyano, Mitsuru Miyamoto, Shintarō Asanuma, Toshiyuki Toyonaga, Yūki Kaji, Kana Hanazawa, Takako Matsu, Fumihiko Tachiki (más)Sinopsis(1)
Vacaciones de verano en una ciudad costera. Después de que se celebre el festival de fuegos artificiales, Nazuna Oikawa se trasladará a otro instituto como consecuencia del nuevo matrimonio de su madre. Nazuna trata de convencer a Norimichi Shimada para que se escape de la ciudad con ella, sin embargo, a causa de su madre, él se convierte en un simple observador y no la ayuda. Agobiado por el pensamiento de que debería haber actuado de forma diferente, Norimichi lanza una misteriosa bola al mar y regresa milagrosamente al momento en que Nazuna le hizo la propuesta. ¿Qué destino les aguarda a Norimichi y a Nazuna al final de un día que se repite una y otra vez? Cuando los fuegos artificiales alcancen el cielo, ocurrirá un milagro… (Selecta Visión)
(más)Reseñas (1)
The first thing I have to mention is the soundtrack, which is a really well-put-together musical accompaniment. It managed to grab me; I was pretty enchanted by it and it made my experience more powerful than it would have been if the soundtrack had been less striking. The other thing that caught my attention was the narrative itself. I have certainly seen a few variations on the "what if..." subject matter, where the screenwriters play around with time and reality. However, in this movie, it was well put together and was charming in its own way (like the "If" sign inside the sphere...). The characters were likable, even though, somehow, I did not feel the chemistry as strong as I had thought I would. I also felt a bit sorry for Yusuke; he did something that no girl would ever forgive you for. Despite that, I somehow naively believed that part of his motivation was knowing how Norimichi felt about Nazuma. At least I wanted to think this because then I would have found his behavior much more logical, and I could say that he did not piss me off. The other thing is the animation; some of the images are beautiful, like some of the variations on fireworks and the landscape shots. However, at other times the CGI is very distracting and almost unattractive (like the bike ride). So what I took away from this movie was that there are always plenty of options, and if you really want something, you have to at least try to reach for it. I also hope that I understood everything that was going on correctly and that the ending is not as open as someone who was not paying attention might have thought. I enjoyed it 7/10.
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