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7/10
Decent Slice of Life Movie
Afnan_Naruto18 August 2019
This movie is not for everyone. I'm fan of slice of life movie so this is my cup of tea. If you're looking for drama with plenty of conflict then this is not for you.
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8/10
Interesting movie
skoobydooh9 February 2024
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It's an interesting movie...and Tamako(Maeda Atsuko) character is cute. Her relationship with her father is curious and funny.

Some scenes(like the one near the end, when Tamako sees her friend at the station) are strange, hard to understand.

Although it's an interesting movie, it looks far from a real life, especially because she graduated from a College and didn't try much to get a job.

I found the movie too short...I wish to know what happened to her life...did she get a job? Where she moved to? Did she continue the friendship with that school boy?

Did her father get re-married?

Also, I wished to learn more about her older sister...the movie barely touched that subject.
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3/10
Oh come on! They could've done more than that!
missraze6 April 2016
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So I'm sitting here for an hour waiting for the point. I've got my snacks ready and bed warm and pillow fluffed and eyes hungry. The lazy brat (kinda like me, he-he) finally meets her dad's girlfriend. Well she starts wittering on about him and their relationship and living conditions to the perplexed woman. So around 1 hr 15 minutes I'm getting all comfortable waiting for this promised sabotage to happen.

And then it ends! This film could've been so bad ass if they had kept it going for another 30 minutes, an intense wrap-up. This is why I want to write my own films: because I watch potential films that waste a good idea and good talent on a horrible execution! I was forgiving the slooowwww pace (yes, sloooowww) because I was imagining this apocalyptic fallout between father and daughter, after she "sabotaged" his relationship?! There was no sabotage at all, ugh. So the slow pace...was the movie. And nothing more.

Now if you're not expecting anything, like an array of powerful mischief from a pretty young saboteur, and if you're totally OK with an uneventful film with probably 30-lines worth of dialogue...cool.
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5/10
...some people really do not appreciate where they live
Hombredelfuturo29 February 2016
Tamako returns to her home town after graduation, but instead to do something with that degree, she only do children stuff like play video games, eat sweets, sleep too much or do nothing at all. She lives with her father; he is a hard worker man; with his sporting goods shop; cleaning; preparing the meals, etc; each day. Also; he do not force Tamako over and over to find a job or to do something with her life; only a question that when she will look for a job and nothing more; he do not insist; but still he continue with the hard labor; meanwhile she says: Japan is hopeless" then he response: "Japan is not the problem, is people like you".

The film takes place in the four seasons of a year; but the gal does not change at all her routines except when she found that her father could have a girlfriend. This seems to be the only thing in which she decided to act or at least see whats going on. May be she see that in that way her bubble micro world could be in danger.

Tamako (Atsuko Maeda) had a roll on the J pop idol group: AKB48 but here she is doing a completely opposite roll; and her performance is pretty good.
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