It's been a while since I cried at a movie.
It's no exaggeration to say that what I saw yesterday is the most talked about movie right now.
I've been waiting for this day more than anyone else,
I was the one person who was looking forward to this day more than anyone else.
This time, “Ryota Miyagi” is the main character.
Personally, I feel like it's a story about everyone, with Ryota as the main character.
Of course it's a close-up of Ryota,
Members of Sanno Kogyo, including members from Shohoku,
Team manager and bench members
Also, friends and spectators cheering from the audience seats,
A movie where everyone is the main character.
First of all, I don't feel like she's Ryota's mother, but
Anyway, it was a great movie.
I started playing basketball in elementary school and was reading Slam Dunk in real time.
Each scene of the movie is conveyed extremely realistically,
The sound of the ball bouncing on the court, the grip sound of the bash,
The catch sound when receiving a pass, etc.
The expression of the details is amazing.
Being from the Slam Dunk generation, right in the middle,
I was already crying from the opening scene where the Shohoku members were drawn in pencil (lol)
The opening theme was performed by Yusuke Chiba, formerly of Michelle Gunn Elephant.
It should be irresistible to people from the 40's and above.
Above all, this movie's content, images, sound effects, background music, soundtrack, etc.
You can feel the attention to detail throughout, and the level of perfection is hard to believe that it's an anime.
Everything has been thought through until the ending theme ends and the interior of the building is lit up.
If you want to watch it, I definitely recommend going to the movie theater.
And I want you to cry from beginning to end.
If you're just going there, it might be easier to get into the story if you read the comic beforehand.
Along with the handkerchief, it will keep your hands sweating from beginning to end.
It really feels like playing basketball, so don't forget your towel!
Before this movie started, I had no idea what was going on,
All of the voice actors were changed and there was a lot of criticism.
Well, I guess it can't be helped since it's been nearly 25 years since the anime aired.
Those who criticize are forgetting something important.
You don't know what's going to happen until the final 0:00 seconds of the match.
Yet, they complain before it even begins and decide the outcome from the beginning.
There might be a reversal at the very end.
That's the saying, ``If you give up, the game is over.''
When I watch this movie, I am revived as someone who was reluctant to give up until the end.
