Because of the relationship between the ending song of the "Light Tone Girl" movie, I was attracted to find this movie. Definitely not disappointed! It is worth mentioning that the title of another work "Shape of Sound" directed by Yamada Naoko also uses the music of The Who band.
Another cartoon with mod-style characters is "Rotating Girl", in which the most typical image is Miyamoto Chia who rides a scooter (different from a "motorbike") and wears a green coat.
The two groups of young people in the film are the best representatives of the rebellious spirit of a generation. locomotive. fight. drug. Rise to the music of The Who. The protagonist is the most rebellious of these people. Compared with the outrageous behavior of others, the protagonist's various rebellions have already reached the point where they have lost their sense of proportion, making the petty troubles of the surrounding peers dwarfed. All the riders work during the day to earn money, and go out to indulge at night, but the protagonist can be self-willed to the point where he really gets angry and fires the boss if he gets upset. When a group of people can't get drugs, the protagonist boldly goes to the drug lord to get chestnuts from the fire, and later takes the lead in burglary. Take the lead in breaking into a party without being invited. When I didn't hold a beautiful woman for a while, I rode a motorcycle to make a lot of noise and crushed the flower bed. Stop the music that everyone is dancing to and replace it with what you like. Dancing to grab the limelight, he jumped on the stereo and was turned away by the security guard.
There have been pursuits and longings, and soon they are shattered one after another. She finally got what she wanted with her sweetheart, and soon found that she was not in love with herself. The first time I saw Sting, I was shocked and went to court together with honor, but in the end I found out that the other party was just a hotel doorman. At the end of the movie, the struggle of rebellion and the unrealistic vision finally shattered together with the locomotive, leaving only the blank and tired face of the protagonist in the beginning of the movie.
The film is about the shattering of the rebellious spirit of one of a group of people in an era. It is natural to think of "Pirate Radio", about the immortality of the rebellious spirit of a group of people in an era.
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