arwamusleh
Joined Jan 2021
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arwamusleh's rating
When i first decided to watch this movie i knew that i would like it, and i had a thing for old asian movies. To be really straightforward, the most thing that i liked about Blue spring was how relatable it was to a lot of people, including me.
The continues contrasting appear was basically what caused the chaos of everything in the movie, ironically it was the most beautiful part of it. The characters were violent but at the same time they were lost and caring, its crazy how you wouldnt really judge them for their actions but instead, strangely while watching you would just accept it, not really giving it much of a thought, but maybe even relating!
The soundtrack. Was. Amazing. It was just perfect, not in a way where its your taste, it fits the mood and the setting and the overall event perfectly. I dont even like Japanese punk music, but i enjoyed it so much whenever it started playing, it made the music sound soft for my ears for some reason.
The theme of the movie being teenage fear, lost, and future-terrified. Being scared to finally bloom into your next stage, adulthood. Although there wasnt much of a character development, mostly because the story did feel kinda rushed in a manner where things happened chaotically and suddenly i think.
The continues contrasting appear was basically what caused the chaos of everything in the movie, ironically it was the most beautiful part of it. The characters were violent but at the same time they were lost and caring, its crazy how you wouldnt really judge them for their actions but instead, strangely while watching you would just accept it, not really giving it much of a thought, but maybe even relating!
The soundtrack. Was. Amazing. It was just perfect, not in a way where its your taste, it fits the mood and the setting and the overall event perfectly. I dont even like Japanese punk music, but i enjoyed it so much whenever it started playing, it made the music sound soft for my ears for some reason.
The theme of the movie being teenage fear, lost, and future-terrified. Being scared to finally bloom into your next stage, adulthood. Although there wasnt much of a character development, mostly because the story did feel kinda rushed in a manner where things happened chaotically and suddenly i think.