La sera prima del festival scolastico, le cose sembrano ripetersi, ma dall'improvviso tutte le funzioni del mondo si arrestano.La sera prima del festival scolastico, le cose sembrano ripetersi, ma dall'improvviso tutte le funzioni del mondo si arrestano.La sera prima del festival scolastico, le cose sembrano ripetersi, ma dall'improvviso tutte le funzioni del mondo si arrestano.
- Lum
- (voce)
- Mendou
- (voce)
- Ten
- (voce)
- Shinobu
- (voce)
- Ryuunosuke
- (voce)
- Megane
- (voce)
- Perm
- (voce)
- Kakugari
- (voce)
- Chibi
- (voce)
- Onsen-Mark
- (English version)
- (voce)
- Mujaki
- (voce)
- Kakugari
- (English version)
- (voce)
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- QuizDirector Mamoru Oshii mentioned that the scene recreating the original Godzilla (1954) film had to be done by entirely by memory since the film wasn't available on home video yet to use as a reference.
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[At Megane's Nazi-themed "Third Reich Decadent Cafe"]
Perm: But do you really think anyone'll come to a place that looks like this, Megane?
Chibi: Maybe we should have gone with the 'Hot Babes Coffee Shop' like Ataru suggested. Lum gave it her OK too, after all.
Megane: I won't have Lum acting like a bimbo. Besides, do you know how hard it was to collect money from everyone in class to open this place? I'll be damned if I'll let it be operated according to Ataru's weird tastes.
Perm: [Muttering] 'Weird tastes' he says...
- Curiosità sui creditiAt the very end of the film, after the music dies out, the school's clock tower chimes until the screen fades to black.
- Versioni alternativeThere was an additional dream sequence that is missing in all versions subsequent to the original Japanese theatrical release. It is set in a grim future world where Ataru is an elderly homeless man. Unlike the other dreams, this one is played seriously. The missing sequence supposedly occurs after the one where Ataru gets hit on the head with a mallet by Mujaki, resulting in an abrupt cut in the film.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Sci-Fi Channel Saturday Anime (1995)
- Colonne sonoreThe Ancient Tavern
(Jidaiokure no Sakaba)
Lyrics, Music, and Vocals by Tokiko Katô
Arranged by Nobutaka Tsugei and Tokihiko Morishita
For those who have watched/read and loved Urusei Yatsura, Beautiful Dreamer is a film first and Urusei Yatsura second. While it has very much the same characters and they aren't understood particularly badly, the plot distances itself from the general atmosphere of the series quite a lot. If you enjoyed the more quirky story arcs with time travel and alternate universes, this is a film version of such arcs with improved depth and exploration of the themes.
For the fans of Oshii Mamoru and those who've watched Ghost in the Shell, the fact that they've been directed by the same director really shows. While a very early work in his career, many of the posthumanist themes discussed in his later films are apparent in Beautiful Dreamer. In contrast, it lacks the political tone of his future works, as well as missing the more esoteric and avantgarde style that he would adapt later. If you found his films difficult to watch but was interested in some of the ideas he developed, it's a good film to start with.
For those who are just looking for a good movie to watch, give it a go. While not a film for everyone, it by no means is difficult or esoteric. That could perhaps be the largest difference between this film and others that explore similar themes, and often to more depth; at the end of the day, Beautiful Dreamer is a bit of unserious entertainment that has a powerful spark of creativity. It's a little inexperienced, inconsistent and experimental, and that's maybe why we like it so much.
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- 20 mar 2021
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