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I've been trying to get into more anime, and after seeing the trailer for this, I decided to give it a shot-and I'm so glad I did. I honestly don't get why the rating isn't higher. It's a beautiful story, told with so much care and heart, that it had me hooked from beginning to end.

What really stuck with me is how it explores the innocence of childhood-how kids, even in the middle of grief or loneliness, can create entire worlds of wonder and joy. And how sometimes, adults forget what that felt like, or worse, try to take it away. But this film feels like a quiet reminder to let our inner child breathe a little, to not lose sight of that part of us that knows how to dream.

I was looking for a comedy and came across a few scenes with Margaret Cho and Iliza Shlesinger. They were so good together, I figured why not give it a shot and honestly, it didn't disappoint. Their chemistry is great, and the story pulls you in more than you would expect.

It's not exactly lighthearted but it still manages to be funny in a smart, real kind of way. I don't think it deserves the 5.6 rating at all. Not everyone's going to be into this kind of humor, but if you're in the mood for something a little messy, sharp, and different from your usual rom-com, this is worth checking out...