Alyssa Carcer

A charming but always scared girl and a bad boy turned to a new leaf. This movie is more alike of the clichés good girl and bad boy plot in Wattpad, wherein the good girl made the bad boy into a tamed boy. But, I could say that this movie is a healthy version unlike other clichés stories that has toxic relationships. And sadly sometimes those stories make some girls think that it is normal to have those kind of relationship however in contrary it is unhealthy. On the other hand, this film is lighthearted and funny. Likewise, it shows a friendship centered plot and pure love until the movie ends.

It was all in all, comedy, cuteness, and sweetness. But on top of that, it shows many lessons in life. Like, status would not determine your success' probability. In short, rich or poor people have their own struggles and hardships in life

Honestly, if the lead roles of the film were not Yuna Taira and Alan Shirahama, I would not watch this film. However, about the movie itself, I specifically love the cinematography or how they deliver it. They absolutely put a lot of effort in making every scene very realistic and aesthetic. The placing of the angles or shots really set the mood and emotions of the scenes into another level. Regarding the characters, I could say that Yuna and Alan's portrayal give the perfect images of the characters. I know they did their best in this film but I think or in my opinion, that was not their best yet. Still, the chemistry was totally there, likewise they perfectly showed how both romantic and soul-mate relationship looks like. When I watched the trailer, I thought that the plot of the movie would solely revolve around the lead roles' romantic relationship, the sweet moments and conflicts because of the disease. But this film is another proof that Japanese movies places friendships and family relationships as well at their vital positions in every aspects of life.