Pure chaos. Simple, fun, entertaining.
Oh how I do love Anzu, a girl whose priorities in life are cat, gaming, and chocolate. I feel seen.Also, if you are a watcher of Japanese BL, there’s a truckload of actors you will recognise, who will proceed to be rather entertaining in whatever they do onscreen.
The story is what it says on the tin, with so many entertaining plays on clichés you will have seen time and time again. It is not particularly deep, although there are some pleasant sentiments in there too. The music is fun and bombastic to match the moment well in many of the crazier scenes. Anzu is also a consistent character who is a joy to watch.
Beyond special FX being rough in a couple places (understandably so I may add), I don’t have any particular critiques for this film. I enjoyed it the whole way through and they didn’t mess up with the ending.
If it looks fun to you, it’s worth a watch. If it doesn’t look like your cup of tea, it probably isn’t. If you’re a watcher of BL, try and count how many actors you recognise, I’m pretty sure there’s at least 7~8 actors who have been in BL to be found, if not more.
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