Parasitic Beast, I saw it at first because of Hashimoto Ai. I saw the male coach and checked it out again. It was Shoga Someya, who played the monk in Demon Cat Biography. Ah, I think the acting is a bit exaggerated in some parts, but I can see that it is intentional. Maybe the Japanese act like this. I have never understood the character Tamura Ryoko played by Eri Fukai, but in general Eyes in place. Next, let’s talk about the story, and the themes should have the following aspects: 1. The new first class all expressed their prejudice against parasitic beasts, believing that parasitic beasts are monsters that have no feelings and can only kill, and they should be eliminated. Tamura hopes that human beings It is interesting to live together with parasitic beasts. The interesting thing is that the male protagonist in this film does not try his best to make him get along well, but instead kills the parasitic beasts who harm humans because of the gradual loss of humanity, and discusses whether human beings can accept the emergence of a new species. . 2. The greatness of mother's love 3. Whether the so-called monsters can be like human emotions, Tamura showed that he would rather open his identity to defend his children.
In fact, Parasitic Beast is a well-known Japanese manga, and it was also adapted into animation. I haven't read it in detail and I can't say anything. There are some bad things in the film, such as the characters are not well shaped, and Tamura has no definite meaning in my heart. , I don't know her background. Maybe he is a very complicated character. After all, the length of the movie is so long. Whether the character can be well displayed depends on the ability of the director and screenwriter. I really don't feel much emotion. There is a slight fluctuation in my emotions in the film. But the two of them really have a sense of CP!
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