All Misuzu Moritani has to do is think about it and, for three minutes, time seems to halt for everyone but herself. But three minutes isn't long enough to go anywhere and come back, especially when you can only do it once a day. So, mostly Misuzu just amuses herself… until she makes the mistake of sneaking a peek up the skirt of a classmate she's been crushing on and it turns out that Haruka Murakami is somehow immune to Misuzu's powers! Oops. And now a really embarrassed Misuzu has to make it up to Haruka. Double oops. Even if it means getting into a "relationship". Wait, what?
(Source: Sentai Filmworks)
"I have to be like that, or no one will love me" - A review of Fragtime.
__A review of _Fragtime___
spoilers~
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The feature film (ova?) _Fragtime_, adapted from Sato's yuri manga, is memorable for its ambitious thematic thrust, yet falls short of truly achieving a perfect execution—it's notably liberal in its use of narrative shor…
An ambitious film that is so much more than your typical fluffy yuri romance
__This Review Contains Spoilers__
I went into this movie expecting a wholesome yuri romance. Granted, I haven't watched a lot of yuri (even though I've read my fair share of manga), this was the impression that I got when I looked at the poster for the movie. However, it turned out to be so differe…
A distorted perception on making friends and being loved (Warning: Spoilers)
I saw a reviewer write "If I don't act this way, no one is going to like me" and it encapsulates this anime completely. I went in to this movie with the expectation of a yuri romance with a unique twist of being able to stop time. Instead, I got more of a psychological drama of internal conflicts on…