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July 19, 2008

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Maaza

Hey Lisa,

Long time reader first time poster, this movie looks really interesting i'm definately going to check it out. I am new to the japanese cinema scene but definitely a big time fan (i just starting watching movies like ping pong survive style 6 and nana just after i got back from there). Do you know a site that would list out a lot of asian movies w/ reviews that would be aweome. and please please please write about more movies im sure you've watched a million of them.

thanks,
ananth

Jenanime

I JUST added this to my queue at Netflix, and then clicked over to see if there was a new post here! How interesting. I am very excited to see this now. Thanks for posting about this. ;)

nyankobrulee

The manga is soooo much better (by Yamaji Ebine). Ichiko is depicted in the movie as such a bubblegum pop girl... Eri on the other hand is pretty good.

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