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Título original: Kimi ni todoke

2010
2 h 8 min

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6,9/10

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Drama Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA girl that resemble "Sadako" of the movie Ring is being feared by her classmates. She is avoided by everyone.While everyone is avoiding her, the popular boy Shota Kazehaya befriends her, an... Ler tudoA girl that resemble "Sadako" of the movie Ring is being feared by her classmates. She is avoided by everyone.While everyone is avoiding her, the popular boy Shota Kazehaya befriends her, and their love begins to grow.A girl that resemble "Sadako" of the movie Ring is being feared by her classmates. She is avoided by everyone.While everyone is avoiding her, the popular boy Shota Kazehaya befriends her, and their love begins to grow.

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Based on manga series "Kimi ni Todoke" by Karuho Shiina ( published from December 13, 2005 to November 13, 2017 in manga magazine Bessatsu Margaret).

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Sawako Kuronuma: There's someone I have to see. I have to see him tonight. I have to meet him, and, even if things don't work out... I have to tell him how I feel.
Chizuru Yoshida: Then you have to go. When you have to see someone, you just have to drop everything and go.

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Post-credits scene: Sawako and Kazehaya, pulling his bicycle along, are seen walking home from school. Sawako stops and looks down at the two 'Winter Constellation Viewing' tickets she is holding, and smiles. Kazehaya calls her name, and they both smile at each other, before continuing to walk together, past the same spot they first met.

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References Ring: O Chamado (1998)

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9/10

The anime is better but this is pretty good also

I was curious to see what the live action movie would look like. They did a wonderful job casting several of the roles. In the anime, they have the ability to really handle the raw emotions of being excluded or picked on. In the live action, they count on you just being smart enough to fill in the gaps. We of course do and it works but the emotions are much more powerful in the anime.

It's the first anime that's made me tear up and the movie did it to me also. If you like the anime, I recommend the movie. If you've never seen the anime, I still recommend the movie and I highly recommend the anime.

There is a manga that goes a bit further than both the movie and the anime...just FYI...