"Perfect Days" initially felt unfamiliar, and the first 30 minutes may seem slow. However, as the story unfolds in its four parts, it gains momentum, particularly in the latter half, where it truly shines. Despite its slow start, I recommend sticking with it to appreciate its full breadth. It bears resemblance to glorified "Get Ready With Me" but elevates the experience with beautiful nuances that prompt introspection. Give it a chance, and you'll find yourself reflecting on its themes long after the credits roll.