ADN-712 - In a lewd requiem... Shichimi Tina

The plot and story were good. It feels like a movie. I wrote about the goodness of the Yujo series in September, and Attackers is also good. A younger sister who was attacked and killed by a thug. A friend of that younger sister was consulting about a stalker, and ended up being attacked instead. Tina's acting was good. She's much more charming now than when she was younger. Tony Ooki was also doing shadow boxing and becoming Masayoshi Nogami. Ichikawa Teppei (Teiya?) who played the role of the perpetrator was also good. If I had to complain, there are two things. The scene where she sings at the first snack bar, I wish it had been filmed at a real bar or snack bar. The hastily prepared set in the conference room is disappointing. I thought directors Asagiri or Kimura would be able to film it. Another point is that the first comforting scene was depicted with two cuts and felt artificial. I wish they had made it 2 hours and 50 minutes long and included the first scene in full shot like the last scene. I wanted to compare the differences between the two scenes. If it's difficult, I wish they had shortened Ichikawa's scene a little and made it longer. But the last scene was good. It's good to say things like 'I like you' or 'I love you' while doing it. Is this director from the Nagira Group? He's a director with the potential to make a masterpiece, so I can't take my eyes off him in the future.

I was shaken by the passionate acting of Tina and Tony. I can't stop praising the wonderful script that doesn't get stuck in the AV frame, and Tina and Tony who responded to it beautifully. Because I was immersed in the drama, I was able to feel wonderfully liberated by the affectionate exchange between the two who connected their hearts at the end. The last exchange didn't have any bizarre play, but it was an exchange that clearly showed their feelings of not wanting to be apart. With a camera angle that didn't ruin the atmosphere of the drama, it showed Tina's physical beauty without reservation, not too close or too far away. Usually, you can't see the scene where two people who are connected at the end of a movie or drama have S◯X, but this work lets you watch it properly until the end! It's a wonderful work that fulfilled that wish.

I think it's quite good. The actress and male acting fit well like a suspense drama. The older brother's love for his younger sister was wonderful.

I cried. I really cried. I think it's a much better work than those mediocre, predictable movies. Oh, and I really want her song... Is a CD not being released?