Monday, March 17, 2008
Sky of Love
My friend initially didn't want to watch this as she felt that she would cry too much. Well, that's a bad way to miss a great movie, imho.
Anyways we finally managed to get to watch this show. Nice. The storyline may be a bit long in the toth, but the movie is nice in general with great music and wonderful cinematography. I like the way a lot of the shots are done.
The movie opens with a girl (Mika) reminiscing about her love which began seven years ago, when she lost her mobile phone in the school library. It was picked up by one of her schoolmates (Hiro) and from there, they started chatting over the telephone and eventually, dating.
Not all is pretty in the relationship as there is a jealous ex-girlfriend (Saki) involved here. Saki gets people to kidnap and rape Mika, and Hiro stands up for her and beats up the offenders. When Mika gets over the trauma, she finds that she is pregnant with Hiro's baby, The both of them are ecstatic and Hiro decides to quit school and work to support Mika and the baby.
Upon hearing of Hiro's decision to quit school, Saki confronts Mika and pushes her down some stairs. This causes an miscarriage and both of them are devastated at the loss of their baby. Hiro makes a promise that both of them will visit the place where they commemorate their lost child every year on the day they lost their baby, which is Christmas Eve.
When the new school year opened, Hiro started growing distant from Mika. Finally Hiro initiates a break up. Mika is devastated and never really gets over it. Every year, Mika visits their baby and finds that Hiro has already visited their baby too. On the third year that she visits, she realises that Hiro is terminally ill.
Old storyline, but beautiful movie.
Rating (Max 10):
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My friend initially didn't want to watch this as she felt that she would cry too much. Well, that's a bad way to miss a great movie, imho.
Anyways we finally managed to get to watch this show. Nice. The storyline may be a bit long in the toth, but the movie is nice in general with great music and wonderful cinematography. I like the way a lot of the shots are done.
The movie opens with a girl (Mika) reminiscing about her love which began seven years ago, when she lost her mobile phone in the school library. It was picked up by one of her schoolmates (Hiro) and from there, they started chatting over the telephone and eventually, dating.
Not all is pretty in the relationship as there is a jealous ex-girlfriend (Saki) involved here. Saki gets people to kidnap and rape Mika, and Hiro stands up for her and beats up the offenders. When Mika gets over the trauma, she finds that she is pregnant with Hiro's baby, The both of them are ecstatic and Hiro decides to quit school and work to support Mika and the baby.
Upon hearing of Hiro's decision to quit school, Saki confronts Mika and pushes her down some stairs. This causes an miscarriage and both of them are devastated at the loss of their baby. Hiro makes a promise that both of them will visit the place where they commemorate their lost child every year on the day they lost their baby, which is Christmas Eve.
When the new school year opened, Hiro started growing distant from Mika. Finally Hiro initiates a break up. Mika is devastated and never really gets over it. Every year, Mika visits their baby and finds that Hiro has already visited their baby too. On the third year that she visits, she realises that Hiro is terminally ill.
Old storyline, but beautiful movie.
Rating (Max 10):
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