Vá Embora, Ultramar (2019)

Vale a pena pela premissa psicológica

Eu diria que o gênero desse filme é somente psicológico. Tem um fundo do romance, claro, drama, juventude, mas creio que a ideia é fazer a gente refletir.
A sinopse não resume o que realmente é a utopia do filme. Eles estão numa ilha onde foram parar os abandonados, dá pra pensar de tudo com isso, e depois ver que é outra coisa kkkkk. Ou seja, não é mto previsível.
Eu assisti mais pelo Yokohama Ryusei, porque sou fã do trabalho dele, assisto tudo o que der kkkk.
Os cenários são belíssimos nesse filme, tem uma fotografia linda, um toque artístico muito sensível, dá pra ver que trabalharam muito bem nisso. O ritmo da trama é o ritmo certo, nem muito rápido, nem muito lento, mas com cortes repentinos, cenas subjetivas que mantêm o mistério. A gente se envolve fácil, quer saber o que diabos tá acontecendo, então o filme te prende, você fica ansiosa quando parece que a verdade está próxima. Mistério bem sucedido tb.
Por fim, temos um fundo psicológico sempre presente, e uma mensagem a se considerar. A premissa é brilhante ao ponto da gente lamentar não ser aproveitada para um drama mais longo, com episódios, mais tramas, produção, etc. Tem potencial, mas infelizmente temos que nos contentar com algo breve, mas profundo como este filme.
Talvez você ame, talvez não goste muito, mas com certeza vai ficar uma impressão que dificilmente você esquecerá no futuro, então vale a pena dar uma chance.

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(spoiler free review)
It's a little complicated to do a review of this movie.

If you asked me to rate this movie before I watched the last 30 minutes, I would have said it deserved a 7 or a 7,5.
The "mystery" wasn't even a mystery, because nobody cared; the characters are one-dimensionnal at best; and I didn't know what the story wanted, and where we were going.

But the "revelation" happens 30 minutes before the end, and everything makes sense. That's why I made my final rating a 8,5.
This is also the reason why I didn't rate higher. Because before the 30 minutes mark, the movie is just way too "mysterious" :
The hints aren't really hints, or makes us think of something entirely different.
Sometimes I wondered if the characters were boring, or if the actors were just bad.
And the heroine was annoying, even though everybody seemed interested in her.

Of course, it all makes sense, now, but I still watched 1h15 of a not bad but not amazing movie. I watched it till the end, because I wanted to know if I was right about the "secret" of the island (I was very wrong, of course, it's impossible to guess).
That's why, it's a little complicated to review. It's a good movie, but you really need to watch till the end to find it good.

Acting wise, I expected good things from Yokohama Ryusei, and wasn't disapointed. He's interesting to watch, and takes you attention away even with a "boring" character. The secondary actors were pretty amazing, especially the boys, Kuroba Mario & Matsuoka Koudai, one making a one dimensionnal character attching, and the other for almost never appearing, but still having all of our attention.

Talking about not appearing, and almost without any lines : Yahagi Honoka.
She's amazing. She's sucking all the attention of the viewer without even talking. Maybe that's why I felt like Iitoyo Marie was kinda lacking. She's not a bad actress at all. But next to a strong casting, she fell flat. Her character was really difficult to act (well, not relly, but it was difficult to make her attaching), so I think a stronger actress hsould have been casted. BECAUSE it's difficult. But it wasn't bad, just not as good as the others

I have ZERO real knowledge about movie music, so I can't really judge. But I'm obsessed with the ending song, so I rated it 9.

Still, the movie was very interesting, the concept is pretty amazing, and well done. I can't wait for people to watch it to discuss about it!

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