There's one thing i do like and that's Japanese horror. And there's one thing i don't like and that's typical, mushy, over the top silly, emotional, irrational, theatrical Japanese teen drama. And Re/Member is the latter, hidden behind a horror cover.
In the night time they're chased and killed by a horrific creature and in the daytime they're laughing over sundaes, squirting water guns on the beach and obsess over friendship and love interests, accompanied by cheerful J-Pop.
So do i really need to explain what these dramatic shifts of tone does to the emergency and horror of that "little problem" they're stuck in a'la Groundhog Day? Well, it gets eradicated and pointless.
I will keep this review short, so i won't go into all the illogical and dumb things in this movie. But if you do like what i don't like, then this movie might be for you. If you like horror or good horror, then stay away.
In the night time they're chased and killed by a horrific creature and in the daytime they're laughing over sundaes, squirting water guns on the beach and obsess over friendship and love interests, accompanied by cheerful J-Pop.
So do i really need to explain what these dramatic shifts of tone does to the emergency and horror of that "little problem" they're stuck in a'la Groundhog Day? Well, it gets eradicated and pointless.
I will keep this review short, so i won't go into all the illogical and dumb things in this movie. But if you do like what i don't like, then this movie might be for you. If you like horror or good horror, then stay away.