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FireChick
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 Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2022 6:18 pm
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The actress who plays Shiva is Rie Takahashi, not Rei. I hear a lot of people didn't like this because it skewed too far away from the manga, but I personally liked it quite a bit, even if I found some of its adaptational choices suspect. I prefer to think of it as an alternate continuity or a separate entity from the manga.
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nobahn
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2022 7:14 pm
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| Reuben Baron wrote: | | Even if I did not fully understand The Girl from the Other Side movie, it still made an emotional impact on me. |
It takes a certain kind of courage to write that sentence.....
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Never_Know_Best
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2022 7:48 am
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| nobahn wrote: |
| Reuben Baron wrote: | | Even if I did not fully understand The Girl from the Other Side movie, it still made an emotional impact on me. |
It takes a certain kind of courage to write that sentence..... |
It’s an aesthetic piece. It’s best to accept it as such. There really was no feasible way to faithfully adapt this manga’s years-in-the-making storyline *and* atmospheric, compassionate soul both in this (very fitting) style and with a longer runtime.
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Blackiris_
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2022 9:06 am
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| Never_Know_Best wrote: |
| nobahn wrote: |
| Reuben Baron wrote: | | Even if I did not fully understand The Girl from the Other Side movie, it still made an emotional impact on me. |
It takes a certain kind of courage to write that sentence..... |
It’s an aesthetic piece. It’s best to accept it as such. There really was no feasible way to faithfully adapt this manga’s years-in-the-making storyline *and* atmospheric, compassionate soul both in this (very fitting) style and with a longer runtime. |
I personally enjoyed the anime version even more. I also love the manga, but it did get a little bit tedious towards the end when the cryptic world building took the forefront. The anime cut that out. The finale does feel a bit abrupt, but apart from that it did an excellent job. And yes, it definitely is an aesthetic piece, kinda like Angel’s Egg. It’s easily one of the prettiest anime ever made.
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nobahn
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2022 6:05 pm
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| Never_Know_Best wrote: |
| nobahn wrote: |
| Reuben Baron wrote: | | Even if I did not fully understand The Girl from the Other Side movie, it still made an emotional impact on me. |
It takes a certain kind of courage to write that sentence..... |
It’s an aesthetic piece. It’s best to accept it as such. |
Oh, believe me, I will. I have a high tolerance for art-house films ─ I enjoyed Belladona of Sadness, after all.
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zrdb
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2022 2:06 am
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Belladonna Of Sadness sucked donkey dildos big time-this I enjoyed quite a lot.
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nobahn
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2022 5:55 pm
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| zrdb wrote: | | Belladonna Of Sadness sucked donkey dildos big time-this I enjoyed quite a lot. |
Belladonna of Sadness is one of those anime that I would not recommend even though I, myself, enjoy it.  
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