I always enjoy supernatural stories and I am especially interested in Japanese folktales or anything youkai, *wink. Although A Letter to Momo doesn’t center more on that aspect, just seeing those three troublesome youkai is enough to pique my attention, *wink.
This film, Sword of the Stranger was actually requested by Evan on Instagram. The instant I read the title, I knew instantly that I already watched it (forgot when, lol) and I am 100% sure that I enjoyed it. But seeing that I don’t have a review posted in the blog, (and checking on my account on MAL) I confirmed that I watched it while this blog was on hiatus last 2019.
The moment I found out that there’s a new Slam Dunk movie coming, I was really excited. Everytime I think about my childhood, talking about Slam Dunk is usually what comes next. Since it’s been a long time that a new movie or series is coming from this franchise, I would be lying if I say that I don’t have any expectations at all. Besides, The First Slam Dunk movie is about Shohoku’s match against Sannoh.
The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting. I remember seeing a short clip of this anime on my facebook feed last year, and I knew instantly that I would enjoy it. And I sure did! I’m not sure how it started, but I usually enjoy my slice of life anime and thankfully the record’s not been broken yet, *wink.
One Piece Film: Red has quite a unique narrative in comparison to previous films in which it showcases the ability of a new character named Uta. And just like her name (Uta means song in Japanese), she is widely known for her “otherworldly” voice. Like literal “otherworldly”.