I Want To Eat Your Pancreas: There Will Not Be A Dry Eye In The Theater.
The animated film is a true celebration of life and friendship, with one big script and a well-defined character set.
"I want to eat Your Pancreas" has as much to do with a Low Voice, as well as with the live-action Hollywood movie "The Fault in Our Stars." In the broadest sense of the word, this film tells the story of a young girl with a terminal illness, a young boy who holds a secret, and the public's relationship, which they have to make. At first glance, it looks like it's just a silly melodramatic novel, designed to make you cry. Now, let's go. However, the debutant director, Shinichiro Ushijima, who also wrote the film), and it has more in mind than just the dark, a film about the death, and instead, it will create a great celebration of life, with a few interesting ideas on the same lot.
The story begins with the unnamed young boy, is a dead girl in the library of the school. She is interested in a long-awaited Japanese custom, for it is a part of the body of a loved one to be cured of a disease that can be harmful to the same area of the body.
Our nameless hero is in a strange and isolated, self-contained, and unpopular, of his own accord. She works in the library of the school, because, he believes, is that the books are better than people. It didn't take long for me to notice that he was not as stoic as he is, he thinks he is, and that he was just a man, in a suit against himself, and against his beliefs. One day, he accidentally finds the diary in the hospital. The magazine belongs to his classmate, Sakura, a young girl from the library.
Some of it is a great, fun, and most popular girl in school, the only problem is that she has a life-threatening disease of the pancreas, and only has a few months left to live. Once a quiet night found out about this, Sakura explains that he is the only person, besides her family, those who know about her situation, as she wishes to be her high school life as normally as possible. So, the kid promises to keep her secret. The film, which follows the Strange, the decision to spend the last couple of months, paste, and for our main character, an individual, on whose point of view, it moves the story forward.
The biggest surprise, in that I Want to Eat Your pancreas, it is just how good it is. Sakura was well aware of her fiancé's death, and he does it with a kind of gallows humor that could make some viewers feel uncomfortable. There is also an out-of-the relationship between the Cherry and our main character (and I swear to you that they will tell you that his name prior to the end of the movie, but they don't say it in the beginning. Their initial misunderstandings are very, very funny, and like Some of it is still with the force of her unnamed friend to help her with that cross that is more and more awesome things out of her bucket list, but all their wit, and their dynamics are very friendly, and the dialogue feels natural. If Some of you can't understand why her friend would not want to hang out with anyone at the school, and the tension between them is to think of our own problems of communication and connecting with people.
A very young studio VOLN has been working in the film, and animation, which looks nice, but they never detract from the main plot. The Pastel colors are dominating on the "I want to eat your pancreas" and, in particular, in the pink, pink, pink color, which is dominated by the Some of the world, and is paired with cherry color on the camera, and it is an important part of the film is the theme. Sakura's journey will take her through the sun-drenched scenes, outdoors, and in brightly lit interiors, whilst lighten it to figure contemplates the eternal light of the world, that is, they will cease to be part of it. This is in sharp contrast to the dark, rainy streets of our main character, often walking on the wet ground, which is a true reflection of the lights on the night of the drive. There are even a few scenes where the animation zooms in on the movie, especially the scenes with a fireworks display that will make your jaw , sad, and tear ducts work overtime.
It's also "a chance against fate" theme, which is carried out by means of a "I want to eat your pancreas" which is the idea that fate is nothing but the result of the thousands of choices we make in day to day life. This is a feeling that makes it possible for you to to look at some of the characters in a new light, and it makes a girl want to be a kid to enjoy this life," part of the story is deeper than you think it is, based on the film of the same name as this one.
"I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" can be similar to a traditional and romantic drama about the character, but it's a real celebration of life and friendship, with one big script and rounded characters. To be honest, I'm surprised that this film works as well, if that is the case, and that it is still able to surprise you with a few twists and turns that will leave theatre-going public to be crying in their seats.
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