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Title: Bright Future (2002)
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| Joe Odagiri | ... | Yûji Nimura | |
| Tadanobu Asano | ... | Mamoru Arita | |
| Tatsuya Fuji | ... | Shin'ichirô Arita | |
| Sayuri Oyamada | ... | Miho Nimura | |
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Takashi Sasano | ... | Mr. Fujiwara |
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Marumi Shiraishi | ... | Mrs. Fujiwara |
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Hanawa | ... | Ken Takagi |
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Hideyuki Kasahara | ... | Shin |
| Ryô Kase | ... | Fuyuki Arita | |
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Miyako Kawahara | ||
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Chiaki Kominami | ... | Kaori Fujiwara |
| Ken'ichi Matsuyama | ... | Jun | |
| Yutaka Mishima | ... | A man who buy a box lunch | |
| Yoshiyuki Morishita | ... | Mori | |
| Ryô | ... | Lawyer | |
Two young guys work in a plant that manufactures oshibori (those moist hand-towels found in some Japanese restaurants). Their weird bond is based on uncontrollable rage--something neither can articulate or control--and the strange jellyfish that they keep as a pet. Written by Anonymous
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Yes, this movie is very beautiful because of its image especially when you see the movements of the jellyfish(es), very colourful and calm. There is a lot of philosophy (intelligence, meaning - call it the way you like it) in the whole movie. BUT (yes there's always a "but") I didn't like that. I think the movie tries to force to be unique/special which it isn't. There were a lot of things I haven't understood in that movie. Of course you can think now that I'm stupid or so. Because I don't want to spoil anything I'll describe it like that - there were many things (especially at the beginning and at the end) which aren't explained any deeper and after the movie I thought "hmm...what was it about?". Also the people's personality, relationship, their past, ... etc. - no real hints for them.
So in the end I think only people who love Kurosawa's (I don't mean Akira Kurosawa) movies should watch it, also people who like this calm and deep philosophy which you have to explain yourself and Asian movie junkies who watch every damn movie just because it's Asian (like me), too.