Harmony
Guión:
Kouji YamamotoReparto:
Miyuki Sawashiro, Aya Suzaki, Akio Ōtsuka, Shin'ichirō Miki, Akeno Watanabe, Yoshiko Sakakibara, Chō, Reina Ueda, Atsushi Ono, Chiaki Mori, 田原正治Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Un mundo utópico regido por una poderosa ética del bienestar social en el que la nanotecnología aplicada en el campo de la medicina está a la orden del día. Sin embargo, no todo es tan perfecto como parece, y tres chicas se rebelan contra esa bondad totalitaria y esas modernas técnicas médicas cometiendo un suicidio colectivo por inanición, pero fracasan en el intento. Una de ellas, Tuan Kirie, se convierte en un miembro de la Organización Mundial de la Salud. A medida que una crisis amenaza la armonía de este nuevo mundo, Tuan se reencuentra con otra de los miembros del suicidio colectivo, y juntas deberán intentar salvar el mundo. (Movistar+)
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According to the premise, Harmony looks really interesting, even though the truth is that this movie is definitely not for everyone. There is a fair amount of philosophizing and dialogue in those two hours that are sometimes really quite heavy. The narrative drags incredibly in places, and if you are not interested in the ideas addressed here, you are probably going to be bored most of the time. The action is minimal, while Tuan Kirie, the main female protagonist’s musings, flashbacks, and conversations with other characters regarding the investigation and the state of the ideal society are more than enough. So if you are looking for an action movie, you had better stay away from this one! However, you might be interested in this, and if you like the ideas elaborated in this movie, you might even be very satisfied. You might enjoy this if you can and want to think a lot, are a passionate philosopher, psychologist, political scientist, or your favorite anime is something like From the New World. I, for one, end up more or less in the middle. I have seen it, I have hopefully understood most of it; I found it tedious at times, a little too thoughtful at times, and while I cannot deny that it has some thought-provoking qualities, it did not strike me as anything other than mediocre. The animation was interesting, although there was perhaps too much CGI. I quite liked the fact that the "ideal" city is dominated by shades of pink, which I thought was a metaphor, associated with the proverbial "rose-colored glasses" although somehow I do not know if that was the intention. I had no problem with the main character, Tuan Kirie, and I thought that the way her profound relationship with Miach Mihie was portrayed was quite good. On the whole, I had no significant problem with the psychology of the characters, which is quite important in a movie like this. Even the ending was quite good. All in all, this anime is definitely not just your average boring anime movie. I reckon that the reactions to it will be very contradictory because, as I wrote in the introduction, this is not for everyone. Unfortunately, it was not able to elicit any stronger response than 6/10 from a lazy ignoramus like me.
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This film is very stretched out, but it's quite good to watch in certain parts. You can see that even anime is evolving and the classic artwork has new elements, and it's more perfect in some ways. Graphically, the film is good, but I still think it's too long and the plot is not as interesting as it would like to be.
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