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| Firstly, the main series ended in their last year of middle school, but here we are in their last year of high school and Hikaru at the start still calls her Darling? Shit! It means what we've seen in the main series continues for 3 more years. That's so fucked up! Secondly, it was okay when he couldn't confess to Ayukawa, but now that they know both love each other at the end of the anime, why didn't they come out clean? Thirdly, I was a little confused at the start if this movie follows the anime or the manga. But when I saw Jingoro, it follows the anime so the two points above apply. Fourthly, Kyousuke breaking up with Hiraku was the most satisfying moment of this movie. It has been long due. Fifthly, but it's so fucked up if as Hikaru admits, she knew what was going on between Kyousuke and Madoka. Yet she insists on clinging to her Darling. Sixthly, the way Hikaru reacted in Act 3, going by her emotional state, she could've been a stalker or already committed suicide. Her acting on stage is a good outlet. Finally, the OTP were born in 1969 and they are Gen Xers. |
patkarununganApr 14, 5:32 AM