Is this available for download and are their English subs? :headscratch:
The DVD of this movie is scheduled for release on 27th Apr. The original DVD probably did not include English subs. However there is a comment in the description that release by another country is possible - probably it has, or will be, licensed to another country for a dubbed or subbed version.
thtl wrote:The DVD of this movie is scheduled for release on 27th Apr. The original DVD probably did not include English subs. However there is a comment in the description that release by another country is possible - probably it has, or will be, licensed to another country for a dubbed or subbed version.
I shoulda known you'd have the inside scoop. :) :victory:
bmwracer wrote:
I shoulda known you'd have the inside scoop. :) :victory:
Got a synopsis of the movie?
A very brief one.
This is the story of Sato Aoi (Juri-sama) through the eyes of her college friends, members of the film club. A few years after graduation news of her death in a plane crash brought everyone together. They found the last movie she made while in the film club, and proceed to watch and discuss it.
There is a lot of conversations and flashbacks in this movie, and the mood is a little gray. I think it's more about the cinematography than the plot.
This is the story of Sato Aoi (Juri-sama) through the eyes of her college friends, members of the film club. A few years after graduation news of her death in a plane crash brought everyone together. They found the last movie she made while in the film club, and proceed to watch and discuss it.
There is a lot of conversations and flashbacks in this movie, and the mood is a little gray. I think it's more about the cinematography than the plot.
Wow.
Sounds like a pretty sad, introspective movie... :puppydog:
Sounds like a pretty sad, introspective movie... :puppydog:
It's certainly no "Swing Girls". I'm looking forward to it because I want to see how Juri-sama acts 'normal'. (Come to think of it I'll watch anything she's in so the point may be moot...)
Warau Michak vs. Kame wa Ogai Hayaku Oyogu - it's a toss up which one is more disposable. Personally I think the latter has something to say, even if it is more like a whisper in the ear.
thtl wrote:Warau Michak vs. Kame wa Ogai Hayaku Oyogu - it's a toss up which one is more disposable. Personally I think the latter has something to say, even if it is more like a whisper in the ear.
So desu.
I've been dying to watch Kame wa Ogai..., but without subs, I'll be hard pressed to understand that whisper. :sweat: