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The Top 10 Movies of 2017 (article)
Summary
First, I was shocked when I read this article because the movie I knew was only one in it. However, I think that just the writer and I have different tastes but we are living quite different places. Even she tells us that if she had eaten something different for breakfast on the day of making up the list, her number 2 might have been number 1. I think that I'm really lucky to know these movies that haven't been screened in Japan yet by chance.
10. Girls Trip
Her explanation was really funny because I think that unbelievably dirty sex acts wouldn't become a good comedy movie in Japan. This is a cultural difference, isn't it?
9. Get Out
I think that the movie is about racial discrimination. Why is a white woman's boyfriend black? This is the movie that I don't like the most.
8. Faces Places
I knew him from TED talk. I really understand that his works are energetic and attract people. I want to see his works in the city of Tokyo every day and if I walk there every day and I can wait for someone there, it'll be so wonderful.
7. Dunkirk
I don't know this movie though it seems that people who subscribe to IMAX can watch it in Japan. I think that Japanese people have to learn how to protect our own country.
6. Call Me By Your Name
Although falling in love is beautiful, I think that this is a difficult movie. It's too luxurious when he falls in love with both a girl and a man. It will be released next spring in Japan and the second version will be made.
5. Kedi
"In all great cities, the magnificent intersects with the mundane—that’s what makes them vital".
What is the magnificent? What is the mundane?
Cats intersect with usual people's lives, it makes them vital in Istanbul.
In the movie, they say cats know that God exists. Cats know we're only the middlemen.
If you don't love animals, you don't love people either.
It's true. I want to read it in English because Japanese translation will be completely different to the original.
What is the magnificent in Tokyo?
4. Personal Shopper
A person will wander between the worlds of the living and the dead always.
3. The Lost City of Z
A man devoted his life to locating a mythical lost city in the Amazon.
A man always devotes his life to something. He is possessed with something and it means that he is alive.
2. Lady Bird
I think that this is not smart, joyous, and tender film and it's too complicated. I love to have an adventure, to work hard, and of course, to fall in love but ordinary, simple, and tough life are beautiful also. Do I envy they are young?
1. The Post
I think that Japanese people have mistaken the meaning of a victory for freedom of the press and for election.
I have to study English more and the culture difference between other countries and Japan.
Which one do you like?
First, I was shocked when I read this article because the movie I knew was only one in it. However, I think that just the writer and I have different tastes but we are living quite different places. Even she tells us that if she had eaten something different for breakfast on the day of making up the list, her number 2 might have been number 1. I think that I'm really lucky to know these movies that haven't been screened in Japan yet by chance.
10. Girls Trip
Her explanation was really funny because I think that unbelievably dirty sex acts wouldn't become a good comedy movie in Japan. This is a cultural difference, isn't it?
9. Get Out
I think that the movie is about racial discrimination. Why is a white woman's boyfriend black? This is the movie that I don't like the most.
8. Faces Places
I knew him from TED talk. I really understand that his works are energetic and attract people. I want to see his works in the city of Tokyo every day and if I walk there every day and I can wait for someone there, it'll be so wonderful.
7. Dunkirk
I don't know this movie though it seems that people who subscribe to IMAX can watch it in Japan. I think that Japanese people have to learn how to protect our own country.
6. Call Me By Your Name
Although falling in love is beautiful, I think that this is a difficult movie. It's too luxurious when he falls in love with both a girl and a man. It will be released next spring in Japan and the second version will be made.
5. Kedi
"In all great cities, the magnificent intersects with the mundane—that’s what makes them vital".
What is the magnificent? What is the mundane?
Cats intersect with usual people's lives, it makes them vital in Istanbul.
In the movie, they say cats know that God exists. Cats know we're only the middlemen.
If you don't love animals, you don't love people either.
It's true. I want to read it in English because Japanese translation will be completely different to the original.
What is the magnificent in Tokyo?
4. Personal Shopper
A person will wander between the worlds of the living and the dead always.
3. The Lost City of Z
A man devoted his life to locating a mythical lost city in the Amazon.
A man always devotes his life to something. He is possessed with something and it means that he is alive.
2. Lady Bird
I think that this is not smart, joyous, and tender film and it's too complicated. I love to have an adventure, to work hard, and of course, to fall in love but ordinary, simple, and tough life are beautiful also. Do I envy they are young?
1. The Post
I think that Japanese people have mistaken the meaning of a victory for freedom of the press and for election.
I have to study English more and the culture difference between other countries and Japan.
Which one do you like?
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