There came a day, not long before summer holiday, where Adachi met Hatori and told her to take care of Rita while she was gone for a while somewhere. The days after that was no longer that happy for Hatori because of Rita's relationship with Adachi. It was so cute oh god someone hold me please Hatori was furious because she had saved her first kiss for Rita, only for it to be taken away by someone she barely even know. Only on Hatori and Hiromitsu's second time meeting, Hiromitsu managed to steal a kiss from Hatori. And─ okay, maybe I'll spare the details about Hiromitsu since I'm reviewing the movie, not the boy. His smiles are like sunshine, very radiant and very sweet.
Let me take a breathe, because I'm still not over how adorable Hiromitsu is. Shortly after being upset that she could not become Rita's heroine, Hatori met Hiromitsu, a popular guy in their school. I can't get over how funny it was when she said Na-ka-ji-maaaaaaaa loudly (Nakajima is a friend that was always around Hatori, listening to Hatori's daily talks about Rita).
Hatori has a really cute face, and when she made faces or when her voice somehow became manly, it was still cute. The parts where Hatori realised that she could no longer be the heroine was funny though, the way the scenes were made. Ever since that, Hatori had made it her life mission to always be by Rita's side, to be his heroine because she had labelled Rita as the hero.īut her plan to become Rita's heroine backfired before she even managed to confess her feelings, for Rita got into a relationship with Adachi, another loner girl. Rita was pretty much a loner, with no other obvious friends than Hatori, and his mother abandoned him when he was young. Hatori and Rita had been best friends since childhood, their friendship starting with Hatori saving Rita from involving in a fight. No Longer Heroine centres around four high school students, Hatori, Rita, Hiromitsu and Adachi. Kudos to Tea for making a post about this movie on her blog, she is the reason I found out about this.
I noticed that a lot of Japanese movies were adapted from manga or anime, and the movies are often executed with the same humour and cheekiness like in the manga and anime.
Review: I rarely watch any Japanese movies, not because I don't like them, but it is more to me not knowing which movie is good.
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