Babel
I just came home from Ambarrukmo Plaza. I walked around, looked through music shop and book shop, and finally watched a movie, Babel there. It was REALLY good, in my opinion. I really like it. I think the main topic of the movie is the importance of communication, but it could be something else. I love the Japanese part the most, not because I LOVE Japanese, but because I personally think that the story is the saddest and most tragic. I think it strike deeper because the story is about a young person and how one's perspective is screwed up because of the change in people view about life.
And OMIGOSH!!! Yazaki Hiroshi, the boy who played Minami Kentarou of Yamabuki in Tennis no Oujisama, made an appearance there! It was just very brief. He appeared as one of the young men in a cafe, J-Pop, in one of the scene in the Japanese part of the movie. I wasn't expecting him, so when he appeared, I was going OMGWTFBBQITSPIROSHISQUEEEEEEE (quietly) and (almost) couldn't stop grinning for a long long time. Thankfully, the movie was very serious and it was successfully snapped my attention back to it XD
And OMIGOSH!!! Yazaki Hiroshi, the boy who played Minami Kentarou of Yamabuki in Tennis no Oujisama, made an appearance there! It was just very brief. He appeared as one of the young men in a cafe, J-Pop, in one of the scene in the Japanese part of the movie. I wasn't expecting him, so when he appeared, I was going OMGWTFBBQITSPIROSHISQUEEEEEEE (quietly) and (almost) couldn't stop grinning for a long long time. Thankfully, the movie was very serious and it was successfully snapped my attention back to it XD