K-Drama - Português (Portugal)
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- Native Title: 惡の華
- Also Known As: Flowers of Evil , Les Fleurs du Mal , Aku no Hana
- Director: Iguchi Noboru
- Screenwriter: Okada Mari
- Genres: Thriller, Psychological, Romance, Youth
Cast & Credits
- Ito Kentaro Main Role
- Tamashiro Tina Main Role
- Akita Shiori Main Role
- Iitoyo Marie Main Role
- Sakumoto Takara[Classmate]Support Role
- Tanaka Taketo[Classmate]Support Role
Reviews
"and if you gaze long into the abyss, the abyss also gazes into you."
Aku no Hana is a story about teenage angst and their solitude or defiance towards the world around them. It’s definitely not a film for everyone, but it expressed something I deeply relate to and that was cathartic for me. Anyone who dismisses it as merely weird or perverted is missing how profound it truly is. It touches on everything — from the struggles of adolescence and mental health to a subtle critique of a rigid, monotone society with the lack of mental health support, stigma, detached overworking parents, etc. It’s raw, powerful, and honest. The opening line even states it’s meant for those who have suffered through puberty, which sets the tone perfectly. Of course, Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal is part of the film.The symbolism is brilliant — I especially loved the “other side” theme. Nothing else could convey the feeling of wanting to escape an ordinary life so well. It’s probably this impactful because it condenses a massive, masterful manga into just two hours, making the experience intense and overwhelming in the best way. Honestly, this movie found me rather than the other way around.
Both actors were exceptional. Their chemistry was unforgettable, and I loved their bond because it was both destructive and liberating. It’s also straight-up Linkin Park-coded, especially with how much it reminded me of The Emptiness Machine. The fact that manga fans have embraced the movie speaks for itself. The creators knew it was too niche to realistically get a second part, so they put everything into adapting the entire story and worked incredibly hard to make it happen.
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It isn't that bad
-Aku no Hana is a very interesting story and follows complex themes . I think the movie makes 10x more sense if you've read the manga and not only that the manga is just better. Even though the movie is extremely similar to the original it does not feel the same and it just feels off. I feel like everything just went too fast and if you are new to the story you might get a bit confused.-I liked the acting and although the characters seem a bit weird and awkward at times they are meant to be kind of crazy so it was okay, Although it definitely did seem a bit overdramatic at times which was kind of funny.
-Its very depressing, dark, sad and chaotic so if you like stuff like that, you'll probably like this!
-I love how beautiful each shot was and how many small details they were, the music was okay too and it was not that bad.
Overall, it isn't that bad but I'd definitely recommend reading the manga to get the full experience.
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