Comedy | Science Fiction | Fantasy
Struggling high schooler Miyui Mashio is transported back to 1991, where she attends school with her quarreling parents—realizing she must form an idol group with her mother to help her parents fall in love, or risk never being born.
Length 116 minutes
Yûka Tano | Anna Ishibashi | Jin Shirasu | Mayu Hasegawa | Asuka Hinoi | Masaya Kikawada | Ryo Kato | Takayuki Kinoshita | Yu Mashima | Erina Masuda | Anri Mihama | Akiyoshi Nakao | Masahiko Nishimura | Motoki Ochiai | Koji Okura
Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
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07/14/2019 | Movie Screen | Digital | Theater | 8 stars |
(Average) 8 stars |
This movie is excellent! It was a bonus screening at Pickwick since director Shusuke Kaneko was a guest of G-Fest. He was at the theater to introduce the movie. Before the film he signed my GAMERA trilogy blu-ray and said (about this movie) “no kaiju, okay?” He discussed the film briefly thru his translator Aoi Kuga that this was a Back to the Future story set in 1991 during the economic collapse of Japan when idol culture was no longer popular.
Turns out this movie is right in my wheelhouse. I love this movie. So funny and sweet. I’m fascinated by idol culture so every moment of this works for me. Had an ear to ear smile the entire time. After the film, Kaneko thanked everyone for coming out (it was a small group but a decent audience). Really wonderful way to cap the best G-Fest I’ve attended.
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