This Movie Will Change You: Perfect Blue
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2023
- Welcome to my thought-provoking journey into the unsettling world of "Perfect Blue," where the dark side of fame takes center stage. In this captivating video, I delve deep into the enigmatic layers of Satoshi Kon's psychological thriller, exploring its profound exploration of identity, obsession, and the price of stardom.
Join me as I analyze the haunting narrative and examine the complex themes that lie beneath the surface of "Perfect Blue." Through its stunning animation and masterful storytelling, the film immerses us in the life of Mima Kirigoe, a former pop idol seeking to reinvent herself as an actress.
As Mima's grasp on reality begins to crumble, we witness the intense psychological toll of fame and the challenges of navigating a world that blurs the lines between truth and illusion. Through my analysis, I uncover the symbolism, visual motifs, and narrative techniques that make "Perfect Blue" a truly mesmerizing and thought-provoking experience.
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This is legitimately a horror masterpiece and I’m glad you’re covering it.
I don’t think anyones saying it’s not a horror masterpiece
@@Greggers1516I had a whole argument with someone who genuinely thought that Perfect Blue "wasn't art" because of some of the shit depicted in it
Hadn't even watched the damn movie, just skipped through it
I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
@@hawkeyenextgen7117 I just read this with an open-jaw stare of horror so. Yeah holy shit you have every right to be weary
You're not a pussy or any bullshit like that
It's a great movie but a somewhat emotionally taxxing one and if it's going to cause any sort of harm to you then it's perfectly fine to skip out on this one
"who are you" is such a simple, yet complex, profound question that people are gonna wonder about for centuries
No, no not really.
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Ok.
People have been pondering it for millennia already.
It is not that deep 😂 you really do just write anything
Why the fuck have you commented on like every single video I watch these days? I feel like I can't escape Heisenberg!!
There's one shot during the Remy chase that has stuck with me the most of everything in this movie, which is when we see the personified, glowing Mima glide after the protagonist, and we see the reflection in a window of Remy completely monstrous. Shit's haunting
Is that clip in this video? It sounds so creepy id love to see it
Is there a time stamp?! Like is it in this video?!?
her name is Rumi
@@HolyCreamPuffsi prefer the ratatouille reference tho
I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
The webstite was created and run by Rumi, who messaged Me-Mania pretending to be Mima. She wanted the real Mima dead and told him to kill her and everyone who was forcing her to do things. Rumi was 'the real Mima' after the real Mima left her pop idol career
And she’s furious that Actress Mima took away the “real” Mima who was the CHAM! front-woman. That’s why Rumi tries to kill Mima so she can take her place and the “real Mima” can take back her life
Jesus loves you
The first time I watched it I was ACTUALLY SHIVERING with horror. It truly plays with your mind and you feel like losing yourself the same way that the main character does, and makes you realise how easy it is to lose yourself.
I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
@@hawkeyenextgen7117You can legit fear anything you want, my anxiety disorder pales to your suffering (so sorry) but I do understand the feeling of being overlooked, gaslit, and overtaken by evil people who mean you harm. We are subsequently not alone it seems in seeing that loss of identity is a subgenre of horror we are drawn to.
RIP Satoshi Kon, a truly amazing artist whose life was tragically cut short. I would have loved to see him continue to build on his filmography in today's age.
I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
@@hawkeyenextgen7117It is completely okay to be scared of this film, it probably hits close to home for you just by the summary of it, you had a very traumatic experience and you shouldn’t watch something that has a high chance of triggering your PTSD for the sake of your own health :))
Im so sorry you had to experience this, these people are evil and you did not deserve any of that, the fact that they made you thought your own mind is disgusting, you were a child, Im truly so so sorry, I hope you live a kind peaceful life, karma will surely find its way to them.@@hawkeyenextgen7117
@@hawkeyenextgen7117sounds like your school should've been sued, sorry to hear about that. It's not good to watch things that hurt your soul. ❤
@@hawkeyenextgen7117 Where did you go to school? Fucking Gotham? I feel so bad for you.
Late to the party, but in the original/Japanese dub, it's Mima's voice actor who says "I'm the real me/one". So it's a clear-cut ending; Mima got her happy ending of becoming a famous and well-known actress while Rumi is still stuck in her mind, disassociating and only having a few moments of lucidity before she goes back to being "dream Mima".
Correction: It may actually be Rumi's voice actor who says the final line in the JP dub, but Satoshi Kon confirmed in an interview/lecture that it *is* Mima who says the final line, NOT Rumi. So my words remain the same; Mima got her happy ending.
You know what’s the perfect old school anime that will terrify you in modern day is paranoia, agent, knowing how modern times are this anime will make you afraid
Another amazing series by Satoshi Kon. The anime opening is so jarring compared to the series itself.
That anime was wild. The opening song and ending song were even haunting.
Why's Satoshi Kon always covering topics ahead of their time?
My favorite episode of paranoia agent was the one with the old man, young girl, and middle aged man that met through a site meant to find people that want to “leave this life”. Once everything made sense after the episode ended I was absolutely amazed by the writing and subliminal hints
@@NoiseDay
Because some things were actually just as much around back then as they are now, we just have social media/the Internet to amplify things. Things like people going too far with parasocial relationships dealing with depression/anxiety, and dealing with tribalism/mob mentalities/groupthink are things that have been part of society for a long time, unfortunately.
Satoshi Kon was writing about some of the issues that were going on during his time as well (and unfortunately, not much has changed due to certain aspects of the human condition are always bound to exist)... 0_0
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I've watched Perfect Blue a few times. It reminds me of The Black Swan. The hunt of perfection and fame can drive you mad.
If I'm not mistaken Black Swan used this movie as an inspiration and did it well I might add
@@skwisgaarskwigelf2775 Aronofsky actually bought remake rights to this movie so he could use the bathtub scene.
Black Swan was honestly the only way to do “Perfect Blue” in live action, but they did differentiate the story enough to no be an outright remake. Nina Sayers definitely shares a few traits with Mima’s arc, but Nina’s mental decline ultimately claims her life
Yeah the Black Swan director denies that he took inspiration from Kon, but totally did
Perfect blue is the original and better than fraud black swan copy cat
I love the evolution of this channel
Its not just movie reviews anymore...its way deeper now and i fucking love it
Yeah, but I kinda miss the reviews on bad movies. I wish we got more of that occasionally
Never imagined you'd cover this one, it definitely needs to be seen more by the masses.
Also the sound track of this movie genuinely slaps. It's as the kids today say, "Bussing Bussing For Real No Cap".
I am SOOO glad you're covering this movie!! Satoshi Kon is truly incredible, if you havent already checked it out then I HIGHLLYYYY recommend Paprika too!!!! 🧡
This a good movie 🍿
Satoshi Kon was such a creative man and even his movie Paprika is deep with its meaning and just as visually enjoyable as well as his other movies and series/anime
Rip Satoshi Kon ❤
I haven't seen it but I've defo seen small clips and boi does it look impressive like this one. I also heard inception kinda rips Paprika off tho idk how accurate that is or if it was just inspired?
I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
@@hawkeyenextgen7117 It's perfectly fine to be skeptic of watching Perfect Blue. it handles a lot of dark topics such as questioning of one's own reality, rape, stalking, murder, etc. and it will confuse the hell out of you.
In my opinion, it is a good movie, but it doesn't have to be for everyone. It's a psychological horror for a reason. So being wary of your decision to watch it or not is normal.
If you really want to watch the movie and are aware of the warnings, go ahead, no one is stopping you. But even media can traumatize someone or remind them of past trauma.
I hope you are doing ok now and are away from any toxic people. Autism does not make someone crazy and it's horrible someone manipulated you with that idea.
Stay safe. And, really, if you think the topics of rape might trigger anything from your past or anything else I wouldn't recommend Perfect Blue and that's fine. It is good but overall, you won't die not seeing it.
If you do think you'll be fine and push through jump right in. If you do end up watching it and it is a struggle to get over, you could possibly talk to someone or a therapist or even share online your views on the film. It can help if anything seems hella disturbing or traumatic to you.
Actually, even better, if you watch it reply back, I love to hear/read people's views on this film and others by Satoshi Kon.
didnt know old anime could go so hard and predict 2023 future events. this is a gem for sure.
I think you would really like Akira (1988), and should probably review it. Not just because of the recent "Leave Me Alone" meme, but because it's a Fever Dream Masterpiece.
Perfect Blue is one of the best Japanese Horror anime I’ve ever seen. It really depicts the true real life horror in which celebrities have to go through in their daily lives. From toxic fans to creepy stalkers. The World even today is happening, to all modern celebrities. Hope that you’re living safely dude.
I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
@@hawkeyenextgen7117
My friend, I am very sorry for what you had to go through, you never deserved any of that. It is absolutely okay to feel uncomfortable and scared of watching this film. It covers topics that can be really triggering to some people. It does not make you weak at all. I hope that you have been healing and have found people who will give you the support and love you need ❤️
Literally rewatched this on the weekend and was thinking how much scarier it actually is with the current parasocial relationship culture.
I honestly think the only reason why it wasn’t Mima’s voice in the end was to represent that they both believed they were the real one. I never really looked more into it than that lol
Well it doesn’t matter what you think, because it’s confirmed by the actress that it was her real voice.
Being kicked of your group and forced to be an actress because of money is not so fiction, happened with the chinese members of cosmic girls (a kpop group)....
Idols taking weird pictures used to be very common in japan....
This movie is so real that gives me chills.
Satoshi Kon was certainly ahead of his time. Despite his limited filmography, the themes n subjects he tackled are so relevant, especially now during the digital age n never looses its touch with passing time.
If only he had more time in this world n explore more ideas n hone his craft.
RIP, man 😔
The theme of obsessive parasocial relationships with celebrities ages better with every year.
Important rule when dealing with a stalker, don’t call them MY stalker. They like that.
I love this movie. The ending still perplexes me to this day but I knew that car being red at the end had to be 100% intentional.
It’s so scary too when employers ask the question at the interview, “Who are you?” And only you know what you can’t say just because you’re trying to survive in this society. So you say what they want to hear….
I loved this
Satoshi Kon's the GOAT.
He never missed.
Lets go, easily one of the best films of all time.
I remember watching this in a group call with The Vile Eye. It was such a horrifically surreal experience that made us constantly question the movie’s reality and left a lot to interpretation, which I think can be a invaluable tool when it comes to films. I agree that there’s always a struggle between a persona you craft versus who you actually are not only when it comes to UA-cam, but just life in general. We sometimes put on different faces depending on who we’re with and we can get lost in those masks, unsure of who we are.
I really appreciate the sensitivity you have for being stalked. In highschool my only friend became VERY controlling so I broke it off and she began stalking me both physically and online (online for YEARS) it’s terrifying and really breaks you down
It's hard to believe rumi actually made that jump without blowing out a leg or how she actually kept up with the girl in the chase.
This film has scenes that are eerily similar to other infamous stalking cases, like Bjork, Theresa Saldana, Jodie Foster, Rebecca Schaefer, Selena Quintanilla, Christina Grimmie, Meg Turney, and many more.
This is literally my FAVORITE movie ever made. Thank you for talking about this absolutely beautiful film and what it has to offer.
Ty for the suggestion, I needed a new watch
This video made me watch Perfect Blue, what a trip
Seems really ahead of it's time
I watched this cold, no idea what it was or what it was about. That was one hell of ride.
I remember watching this movie while in college and it blew me away. It was one of the first dark psychological animations I saw and fell in love with the genre. It definitely takes a few times to catch everything and wonder what parts are real or not, if ever.
This is one of my favorite movies and not many have any idea of it’s existence (at least ppl ik). I’m glad to see more people talking about it 😊🌟
This is one of my favourite Psychological anime next to EVA and Paprika.
A well done story when the authors are putting effort to their works which what new stories are lacking this day. Thanks for reviewing this masterpiece.
So happy to see you cover this gem. Also, I’m kind of stunned that I’ve probably seen this film over a hundred times and I’ve never put together the fact that all of the murder victims specifically had their eyes gouged out... ~*~symbolism~*~
Dude when you were talking about the director giving mima the r*** scene the static startled me so hard lol
Satoshi Kon was my favorite director, and it still hurts me so much that fate had to take him away from us so soon.
He truly was a phenomenal director. I can only wonder how his work would have continued to evolve had he lived.
The website was created by Rumi because she even asks for her credit card info to create an email so she can start writing people personally on the site. Mr Mimania is also thinking he’s talking to the real one (as we see the pictures in his room all speaking in unison with ghosty Mima standing over him.
Mima doesn’t believe there is another version of herself until Rumi starts to become unhappy with the handling of “Mima” after the r*** scene. It’s almost like Rumi is the one on the stage floor of the strip club scene suffering and wishing she was back on stage.
The narrative is unreliable, unlike fight club which SHOWS the moments we were wrong about, Perfect Blue makes the viewer just as unreliable as ANY of the characters in the movie. You HAVE to leave the movie going “oh what about ______ though”
I watched "Perfect Blue " myself and in all honesty, it's the most ACCURATE depiction of a celebrity's mental state being negatively affected by the entertainment industry, along with the terrifying reality of toxic, delusional fans feeling entitled to control their idol's personal life to suit their desires and resorting to deplorable actions (physically and emotionally) when (in their mind) said celebrity goes out of "character " and "betrays" their fantasy to point of wanting the "fake" removed permanently as an act of deranged revenge . Not to mention, even celebrities themselves have come forward with horror stories about behind the scenes incidents and drama that occurred during production that unfortunately stuck with them for years, slowly affecting their mental health in later decades 😔 (For example, Jeanette McCurdy's memoir "I'm Glad My Mom Died " details the traumatic rise to fame she endured because of her abusive mother and how her acting career had an impact on her mental health)
I absolutely love this movie! It’s so hard watching Mima lose her sanity and sense of reality. but this movie is sooo good.
4:49 probably the most dissecting way of that scene “money money money money , money and money” lmaoooo
This video actually helped me understand the movie a lot better and I really appreciate the work you put into this. One detail I love about this film is that all the weird characters eyes are placed really far apart and it makes them look like prey animals.
And those weird people are predatory in nature.
As someone who has dealt with both an identity crisis and stalking, this movie encapsulated the constant paranoia, fear, and confusion you feel. It’s a movie that did its job so well I watched it once and don’t think I could watch it again aha. And this is from someone whose favorite movies include martyrs and the house that jack built😂
1:42 What’s funny is non of those commentaries on the industry or the internet were never part of the thought process of Kon, it was just supposed to be a story showing how she is just trying to deal with her new career and her doubt.
Edit: also if I remember correctly Rumi Hidaka wasn’t a pop idol turned failed actor, she was a failed pop idol because of her outward appearance probably (part of the idol look is the cute innocent childlike look). Hence why she was so protective over Mima’s career. Mima leaving the pop idol scene broke Rumi’s fantasy of being a popular Idol through Mima.
That last "who are you" made me cry 😐
“We’re going back to Mimas room”
"Who are you?"
Existential Crisis then hits me like a truck
The thing with the r*pe scene that made it somewhat tolerable for me was the actor on top of her apologizing to her between shots and she replies “it’s okay.”
The last line in japonese is also said by Rumi's voice actor. I don't think that it means it's a delusion or that Rumi's the one in the car, but that it's a cycle that's going to repeat itself. Mima it's destined to became insane just like Rumi, since their story it's pretty much the same. Also, the "I'm the real one", or "I'm the real deal", depending on the translantion, could mean that Mima sees herself as the one that trully deserves fame, just like Rumi in her delusions.
Oh I’m SO ready for this video. Perfect Blue was one of the most visceral viewing experiences I’ve had, aside from Requiem for a Dream
Whilst it's obvious Mima is suffering from an identity crisis, I feel it's important to acknowledge that she is mainly suffering from psychosis, moreso than anything else.
Rumi's main theme is DID, whilst Mima's main theme is psychosis.
The last scene is to put you in the shoes of Mima, as you truly have no way of knowing whether it is Mima or Rumi in the car. The writer wants you to feel the same way Mima does, and it does it well, because no matter how much you theorise and come up with ideas, there is no right or wrong answer.
This is an absolutely wonderful video dude. I'm glad you covered this rollercoaster of an anime, and im glad to hear your thoughts and opinions on it. Very well done!
this is so scary, I hadn't seen anyone talk about this movie for aaaages (in my corner of life/internet anyway) but randomly remembered it out of the blue and rewatched it literally just the other day...and now you are posting a video about it 😳like I've got goosebumps now how is this a coincidence
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this is one of my most favorite movies of all time, and for such a good reason, as you explained. I never thought you'd do a video on this movie! It's so underrated
One of my favorite movies of all time and one of my favorite UA-camrs of all time? Couldn’t have asked for a better review! This film is so nuanced and I love what you said about the color, especially red since red contrasts blue. I think we all strive to be this “perfect blue”, with no flaws and be exactly like our persona. But red is literally in us, and each one of us has some level of imperfections that we don’t want the world to see.
I watched this movie for the first a few months ago with a few friends, and WOW. The art, the animation, the story, themes and psychological trippy scenes were all just, I can't even describe it, it was so amazing, and for the time, I was so impressed. 10/10 I could rewatch it over and over again.
Love perfect blue movie. Don't like for classics to be re made but I wouldn't mind if they made like a remastered version of the movie like maybe touch up the animation.
I think George Miller is a great example of how to move on from one persona (or multiple) to another. He did love his time on UA-cam but due to YT's new policies and his own health and interests, he simply stopped and moved on. Now he's a successful mucisian, a career he always wanted, and is showing his real personality but he also has no problem acknowledging and sometimes even acting out his old personas. God bless that man for providing the some of the best memes and music I've seen and heard
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I'm really scared to watch this film, as I have PTSD from when I've was psychologically abused by my peers in High School. They used my Autism as a scapegoat to gaslight me into thinking that my mental disorder was making me hallucinate their abuse. Whenever they would call me a "retard", beat me up, or steal my possessions, or even sexually assault me...they claimed it never happened, that my mind was making me see things that were never there, or that which was there, my mind was simply making it seem like something else. In a few instances, they even went so far as to use the staff's own mental illnesses to their advantage to set me up to get into trouble with them. And when the adults did nothing to help me, no matter how much I cried to them for help, I thought I was going completely insane.
Is it okay to feel scared of this movie? Sometimes I can't help but feel weak...
Hi! It is totally okay to feel scared of watching the movie. The trauma you went through is totally valid and it is normal to feel scared when seeing scenes/images/lines of events that may have happened to you before. The movie definitely contains a lot of sensible topics such as r@pe, mental health, violence and more. However, it is up to you to decide wether you want to watch it or not. Maybe you are not ready to confront your trauma and that is absolutely fine, you don't have to. The film, in my opinion, is amazing and I would recommend it. Maybe will you give it a try or already did? I sincerely hope you are doing well now. :)
I'm usually not a teary guy, but damn.
The content lately have been nothing but beautiful quality thank you 🙏🏻
I love how this movie has new life and meaning to this generation. I watched this movie the second it was available on DVD when I could get it back in the day. Still on of my favorites.
you are one of my favorite youtubers and favorite movie critic! your take on films is always so insightful and interesting. excited to see more
That intro was so fire I applaud your editing
It’s actually crazy you uploaded this today, I heard about this movie a few days ago and as a HUGE anime and psychological thriller fan I just had to see what it was all about. I spent yesterday watching every video I could find on UA-cam about it. I eventually was sold and rented it on Amazon prime, but then I found out they only had the sub😭 as someone with adhd I find it very difficult to watch subs so I decided to wait to see it in dub. But I was just so mind blown to see you upload this today it’s like such a weird coincidence because I don’t hear many ppl at all talk about the movie. Does anyone know where I can watch the dub??
this was so well done! I'm loving the darker content lately. I hope you're safe and well. Take care of yourself, man! People can be scary.
YES YOURE TALKING ABT PERFECT BLUE!! TRULY A MAN OF CULTURE
Satoshi Kon was an absolute visionary, I'd like to see you cover Paprika and Paranoia Agent too
Yes! I was silently hoping for this!!
Movie is a 10/10! I have to watch it many times. There are so many themes and commentaries.
Excellent perspective and analysis!!
I love this film but I should’ve realised it was a bad idea to watch it again at night
Beautifully impactful. Thank you.
Thank you for explaining the story
still the greatest psychological thriller of all time,hitchcock weeps knowing he could never top it
Even if the movie is pretty old it is AMAZING!! The first time watching this movie it was just absolute confusion and I adore it even if I don't understand it fully. And it very much is reflecting the present which makes it all the more scary but fascinating
Famous people have it rougher than people think.strangers worried about your personal business like divorces or marriages and you not getting a break from being that person people perceive you as
HOW WAS I NOT AWARE THAT YOU POSTED I LITERALLY JUST WATCHED THIS MOVIE
You're really Killin it with the videos, love it so much ❤
I absolutely f-ing LOVE this movie and I can't thank you enough for covering it!
This is one of the most underrated horror anime films. The brooding cinematography and the majority of silence gives chills. And man the ending is terrifying & you can tell Mima likely is traumatized by what happened yet she’s trying to forget
I just saw it a few days ago, it's such a coincidence that you upload this video now, I'm totally watching it again, it's amazing
"Based" is the perfect description for these movies
"Are you the Strongest because you are Gojo Satoru? Or are you Gojo Satoru because you are the Strongest?"
watched it before watching this and it’s such a well put together horror and the suspense builds so nicely
I was waiting for so long for this video!!! I'm emotional 😭😭
Watched Paprika at a very young age during the times when people thought, "hey, it's a cartoon so it must be for kids." And I've gone back and watched it and I think you should watch that as well when you have time
Perfect Blue is such an amazingly beautiful film.
It feels like what would happen if a giallo movie was turned into an anime.
Your commentary on actors and how they never escape their one role, it made me think of the 2nd episode of Petshop of Horrors, it had similar themes. Except the actor dude falls in love with a snake woman. Beautiful stuff.
This is a anime crossover video that I didn’t know I needed :D
Satoshi Kon was taken from us too early
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Another movie that I highly recommend from Satoshi Kon would be paprika. It is also such a mind bending movie with incredible visuals. It also inspired some of the scenes from inception which is pretty cool
This is what youtube is about, great video.