Sorry about that.

It was normal.

I thought it was about to be over with the popcorn, but only about an hour had passed.

Focusing on my daughter made me go “I see~.”
Also, the Italian’s enthusiasm is surprisingly high, which is funny.

Lorentz is an incredibly refreshing guy, at a level that makes you suspect if he exists in the JoJo world.

Lorenzo is cute, right?
Laughter erupted during the scene where someone was clearly disappointed.

Fountain-kun from Italy

I was really looking forward to going to the Louvre, but I was disappointed because I didn’t go to the Louvre at all. Will there be a lot of Venice this time?

I wanted to see Issei Takahashi desperately trying to catch popcorn.

I feel like a ladybug brooch just appeared for a moment, but maybe it’s a fan service with five elements.

Cheerful Italian man also
Unfaithful Italian men too
A male Italian pickpocket as well.
An all-inclusive greedy set of Italian movies.

“Is it a ‘work of art’? 😡”

I think it’s not a legitimate curse, but rather an act of spite.

The way the substitute died felt pretty unpleasant.

The power of the Light Spring-kun and Light Lorenzo duo is amazing.

I died from excessive bleeding after cutting my arm on glass while passing by.
Is that interpretation correct?

Maria-chan was so cute in her childhood.
Being tossed around by a crazy parent is nice for a beautiful girl, isn’t it…?

I can’t see the bottom of the screen, but I can tell what you’re doing…

I always think that the length of TV broadcasts is just right.

In the end, the curse won’t be lifted, but both the father and daughter will continue to live with hope for tomorrow?

What are they going to do for two hours with that content?

It looks like it would be tough to curse you. 😒

Since the popcorn is extremely delicious for this movie, be sure to buy some at the concession stand.

There was popcorn in the goods, and it was no good.

It seems that the large publication of Pink Dark was ultimately cancelled after all.

Because the visual power of Venice is strong.
I thought it was quite impressive even without discussing it.

Those who were buying popcorn are one thing, but those who were buying hot dogs are a little pitiful.

Lorenzo-kun, who gets excited by a direct call from his favorite teacher, is cute.

Heaven’s Door is still too reckless when not facing Stand and regular supernatural beings.

It feels good that the early Rohan transitions from “not moving” and doing nothing to becoming involved with strange occurrences, like in the Confession Room and Heaven’s Door.

GOGOGOGOGO

Even now, Rohan-sensei is moving around a lot.

Those bad spirits that were deceived by that little play, but when I think about it, they were mistaken from the very beginning based only on visual information…

The image of intestines hanging from a glass was quite intense, but I can understand the deep resentment behind it.

I think the true curse is that it has bound even the life of the daughter who loved the most, fearing happiness.

Arata Iura had a very JoJo-like vibe, and it was great.

Did the curse get lifted?

I’m glad that this will lift the curse for my father!
I’m glad my daughter is alive! But she’s already broken.

It’s not boring, but I feel like it’s not something that should be made into a movie that’s almost two hours long…

I feel like it would have been an ordinary movie if it weren’t for the streets of Venice.

The dripping painting technique that was released today was absolutely horrifying…
I mean, it’s unfair for the weirdness to come out from that development.

The shock of losing my daughter combined with the joy of my own survival left me in a mess, and in the end, when I found out that my daughter was alive, the words that came out were, “I’m so glad…!” – it has a subtle and profound depth.

I thought about it until the end.
That “Aaaaaaa” became an essential element for Rohan Kishibe Does Not Move.

After the screening, the girls were talking about how “In the original, they didn’t touch the daughter that much… the way they expanded the story was really impressive…” and it was heartwarming.
But I can’t go out, so can you hurry up and leave…?

I like the interpretation that curses and blessings are two sides of the same coin.
It’s nice that the daughter was able to overcome her parent’s curse.

I重新recognized that Daiko Shunsuke is truly an amazing actor.
The popcorn part was really good.

I have tried not to choose the first option, but my daughter can’t help it, and the curse is activated → I was struck by the idea that to prevent reoccurrence, I would force my daughter to live the same life.

Is the voice the same?

The brochure was interesting, wasn’t it?
I really like how the episodes follow the filming schedule and are quite intense.

I changed my voice with a mysterious cosmetic surgery technique.

In that case, how many main characters from JoJo can say that they will be the first and the best for you?
Jorno and Mista would probably say that.

I like the appearance of the bearded henchman; it’s kind of interesting.

I can’t believe you found that old man with a mustache that looks like the Mouth of Truth…

I can’t believe you didn’t talk to your fiancé until the very end, Izumi!

I felt a sense of unnecessary detail, but while the curse brings happiness, the way of crossing the line that makes Rohan extremely angry was indeed impressive.

It’s strange that Izumi-kun immediately hung up the phone after telling Rohan, “Please attend the wedding!” without getting any response, and then gave a thumbs up to Lorenzo saying he made it.

I thought the mask would be more relevant, but it wasn’t…

Arata Iura was also good.
I didn’t notice that it was Arata Iura at first at all.

The previous work had many visuals that didn’t feel like a movie due to its dramatic extension, but this one was really good thanks to the Venice power.
But the composition overuses the technique of blurring the foreground and focusing on the background.

It was a story that transcended curses.
The lucky brooch was a familiar ladybug.
I’m glad there are many elements that feel like fan service.

Be careful of spoilers in JoJo Magazine! There are all sorts of things packed in, and even though it’s before I watched it, I ended up reading a little.
Does this mean there won’t be a Rohan residence part this time since it’s all Venice location?

Rohan, not only broke but also in debt and heavily injured, thought it was fine as long as it became material for his manga, so that luck truly crossed a line.

It’s nice to be blessed with a dish you didn’t order due to a mistake in the order.
It’s nice to end up watching an opera I never even considered seeing.
It’s nice to naturally meet the small-time villain I wanted to find.
However, I won’t forgive anyone who tries to sell the manga I drew using the power of curses as a joke.

To avoid my own death, I sacrifice my daughter’s life, but at the same time, if I were to lose her, I would love her so deeply that I would be utterly despairing; this twisted feeling is quite appealing.

It’s been a while since I’ve been looked down on like this…

I thought the same in the original work, the evil spirit power is amazing.
You’re attracting happiness too much.

It’s a stretch, but the plague mask and masquerade reminded me of the Stone Mask.

Did they make a movie out of that popcorn-throwing thing?
You managed to last for 2 hours.

Masks are one of the themes, right?
The existence of opposites being one and the same.
You can’t create great works with the power of luck.

It was well-made and interesting as a story about getting involved in the confessional (being dragged into a curse).
As an answer to what happened to the guy who was confessing in the original story and his daughter, it has properly come together.

It’s nice to understand that Maria, who married someone with such a similar attribute as Izumi and Lorenzo, will likely be happy.

The mask is a declaration of Maria’s determination for independence, symbolizing her desire to create what she truly wants with her own hands.
I feel that the shared aspect of manufacturing with Rohan-chan and the mask itself, while not an important item, was utilized as a representation of spirituality.

The strength of the etiquette kid who defeated Izumi-kun is being proven more and more.

They are a bad person, but when I think about being cursed like that, I can’t bring myself to fully hate them.
If my daughter’s peak happiness means her death…

Even the good fortune that befalls one due to despair existed at the time of the original work, and I am impressed by how much it has been expanded upon here.

It’s unfair that the absence of Rohan’s monologue makes the level of mediocrity, similar to the original work, less visible.

A sincere attitude towards manufacturing deflects curses, and I felt a hymn to humanity.

It’s heartwarming to see Ikki Takahashi and Marie Iitoyo as newlyweds.

It’s not the curse side saying, “Wouldn’t you be happy if it turns out like this? Look.”
If the type of happiness that the person truly seeks were to come crashing in, it would be even more troublesome.

Rohan-chan, who couldn’t suppress her curiosity around the confession quality, was quite annoying.

I love the scene of Rohan-sensei being put off by not even understanding the black painting.

After hearing the story in the confessional, Rohan-chan was grinning and saying how interesting it was, which was completely in line with her character and just the best!

It was entertaining, but I thought the episodes of Miragroman that could have been adapted into a drama are no longer usable.

It’s just the curse of a loser.

What have I done! You’re already trying to make me laugh, aren’t you?

When Rohan-chan gets carried away, the method of getting involved is something in itself, after all…

Rohan-chan gets really into those kinds of performances, like when he teases Josuke’s pompadour if needed.

I saw on X that a stone mask is mixed into the background of the scene at the mask shop, but I don’t know if it’s true…

It’s unavoidable since the seriousness disappears, but I honestly wanted to see in the movie the cute conversation between the evil spirits from the original, like “If your daughter becomes happy, I’ll come to get her~” “No way, I’m going to keep watching you so that doesn’t happen again!”

Izumi-kun probably wants to be happier and will endlessly demand it until the curse gives up.
Maybe it was more enjoyable when I was working in editing just before reaching the top, and suddenly it feels like the ladder has been pulled out from under me.

The popcorn scene skillfully uses doves as well, achieving a high degree of fidelity to the original work.

Faking death is also quite JoJo, I think…

The facial expressions in the popcorn scene were so realistic that I couldn’t help but laugh.

It was a good interpretation that getting angry when intervened in the reputation of manga is justified.

The production team, who always has a high understanding of the source material, is really amazing…

There’s a mysterious heat in the popcorn battle.

This is the first time I’ve appeared in a movie like this!!

The butler originally had a worthless life, so the changes are probably just a little bit sad… that’s the part of the reduction.

I’m just automatically imposing luck on my daughter, and since I’m only monitoring the father, I can’t notice Rohan-chan’s schemes; the curse is quite lax in its details.

The reason my uncle became homeless is also because the trash was discarded in Italy.
If you trace it back, the public safety in Italy is bad.

I was wondering if the popcorn showdown decapitation could be done in a movie, and it turns out it has a more unpleasant death than in the original!

When it comes to structuring the movie, I thought that starting to play popcorn games stands out more.
It’s an absolutely essential original element, though.

The tongue is too gross.

Looking at my daughter’s brooch and the gang, I wonder if that area is their territory.

I don’t need something like this!!!
It was the best scene…

Honestly, the content of the original is almost exactly the same, but…
It was really great to see a Kishibe Rohan that was true to Kishibe Rohan.

I thought the dark history or foreshadowing of the planned library site would be connected, but it didn’t come into play.

I think the feeling that there was something inside that tongue added to the discomfort.

I’m glad I came to see the scene where they stomped on the lottery tickets while going on a rampage.
I really love that scene.

I’ve always thought that Rohan’s outfits in live-action tend to have a high percentage of black.

At the beginning, Rohan-chan’s tiny round sunglasses + some cool coat + the usual hairband outfit really suit Issei Takahashi, he’s amazing…

It was amazing how the depiction of Izumi-kun wandering around on a domestic flight right before going to Italy, and Rohan-chan pointing that out, casually introduced the two characters.
No waste.

The fear is eased because there’s Mr. Rohan, who gets angry by confronting unreasonable curses.

The scene where they take advantage of the homeless was even more upsetting than in the original.
While adhering to a really unpleasant level of jinxes and thoroughly committing to the second best, I couldn’t help but think, “Is it really possible to be treated this way?”

However, that luck touched Rohan’s sensitive spot.

A parent who couldn’t kill their daughter because they weren’t as psycho as the boss.
…It’s partly because I didn’t raise it myself, but the boss really is a piece of trash.

But that happiness touched Rohan’s raw nerve!

It seems like I can barely tolerate the luck of an interesting interview subject coming along, but if they start meddling with the evaluation of my work, then of course I would get angry.

Glimani-kun looks so happy all the time!

The tongue is too long and it slowly creeps up on you.

See? This should make you happy, right?
It’s messy because it’s what someone who couldn’t find happiness in their life does.