Cherry Magic! Thirty Years Of Virginity Can Make You A Wizard?!: The Movie

20222022
1h 44m

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7.0/10

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Cherry Magic! Thirty Years Of Virginity Can Make You A Wizard?!: The Movie (2022)

Comedy Fantasy Romance

This heartwarming romantic film depicts a gay couple and one has a magical power that enables him to read the minds of those he touches. Adachi is a dull office worker who turned 30 as a vir... Read allThis heartwarming romantic film depicts a gay couple and one has a magical power that enables him to read the minds of those he touches. Adachi is a dull office worker who turned 30 as a virgin and has obtained the "magic". Kurosawa is Adachi's lover at work and is popular and su... Read allThis heartwarming romantic film depicts a gay couple and one has a magical power that enables him to read the minds of those he touches. Adachi is a dull office worker who turned 30 as a virgin and has obtained the "magic". Kurosawa is Adachi's lover at work and is popular and successful. They are secretly lovers. One day, Adachi is offered a job transfer. Adachi is h... Read all

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- Hiroki Kazama
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Keita Machida and Eiji Akaso in Cherry Magic! Thirty Years Of Virginity Can Make You A Wizard?!: The Movie (2022)

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6/10

For Adachi and Kurosawa fans only

The movie is a continuation of the relationship between Adachi (the virgin who at 30 discovers he can read minds) and Kurosawa (his work colleague secretly in love with him). The movie reverses things a bit. At the end of the series, Adachi was a virgin no more (this is all handled quite discreetly by the way) and at the beginning of the movie Adachi and Kurosawa haven't yet done "the deed" and so Adachi can still read minds. And so the movie proceeds from that point.

It's all very pleasant but frankly it's a bit boring. Make no mistake, Eiji Akaso and Keita Machada are still good in their roles and if you want to experience the "warm fuzzies" there are plenty of such scenes between the two of them, all presented with a romantic loving glow. But much of the humor from the series is absent and what drama there is still feels low stakes and easily resolved. But I'm sure fans of the series will be happy to see them together again albeit in the context of a rather weak plot.

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