Can "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" surpass "Your Name" to become the only "masterpiece"?

At first glance, I thought "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" was a horror film full of gore, but unexpectedly it turned out to be a warm and healing animated drama. For fans of the original work, the movie version is very attractive. More than 90% of the plot of the novel is restored, with only slight changes in details!

Japanese animation has always been a world-class leader, and the second creation of "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" is obviously very successful, regardless of technology, characterization, plot and detailed processing. Very successful.

The male and female protagonists of this play both have shortcomings in their lives. The young male protagonist has no name, while the young female protagonist has no future. The two people who had never met before met because of the diary. The male protagonist hopes that the female protagonist will It can cure pancreatic diseases, but the female protagonist hopes that the male protagonist can have a normal and complete life. They have completely opposite personalities and different life trajectories. Because of their mutual understanding, their emotions have been complementary.

Although it is just an anime character, the expression method cannot be as delicate as the characters, but maybe it is the fascinating plot, or maybe it is the director's mature use of music and scenes, which successfully highlights the emotions of the original work. Express. Many viewers said that although they did not leave a single glance after watching this film, they were enveloped in an unspeakable sadness from beginning to end, and they could not get rid of this melancholy after watching the film. It is enough to see that in the emotional world Ming's delivery on the animated movie version of "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" was very successful.

As a well-known director in the Japanese animation industry, director Shinichiro Ushijima has made most of his outstanding achievements in the field of action films, but this is the first time he has challenged himself to try the production of a youth animation. Before production, director Shinichiro Ushijima had an in-depth communication with the author of the original work, and the two reached a unanimous decision to retain the feel of the original work. Therefore, in this movie condensed into 100 minutes, the director fully respected the original script and reduced the number of secondary creations.

"I want to eat your pancreas" has become a very innocent confession, and it is also the climax and tear point of the film.

Why would a movie with good box office and reputation be paired with such an incomprehensible title? This is also the part that aroused heated discussion among the audience. It turns out that this originated from a conversation between Haruki and Sakura. It seems to be just a joke, but it expresses the purest kindness and desire of the boy. After he cleans and eats the unhealthy spleen, the heroine can live a healthy life.

Although many movies based on youth and pure love cannot make waves, "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" uses an eccentric approach to easily touch the softest feelings deep in people's hearts. A place that makes fans of the original novel, anime and movies crazy.