It was a story of love from a snarky daughter to her mother and love from the mother to her daughter. Since there were two perspectives, one from the mother and the other from the daughter, I wondered what kind of “twist” there would be, but it was not such a suspenseful story.

The setting where time has replaced currency is attractive. People in the slums constantly struggle, managing their lives minute by minute, while the wealthy, in stark contrast, waste time. This resistance to capitalist society is depicted in a manner that highlights the injustice of the situation.

Junichi Okada, the star of this film, is gallant! The film is beautifully filmed as if representing the four seasons of Japan, and the clothes and the actors' appearance are understated and full of profound depictions.

Ultraman is the "Shin" series by director Anno. Shin Godzilla was for adults, and I wondered what would happen to Ultraman, the current film, which has numerous toy developments, but this one was also for adults. Some picture angles made me think, "hmmm," and the last scene was what's this?

The breathtaking action sequences continue. Starting from the scene in the package where the characters board a military plane to the underwater scenes, to the car chases, to the motorcycles, to the shooting, etc., all of them are of very high quality. Even if the action is great, some of the action sequences can be tiring, but this film adds a nice comical touch and romance to the action, so I did not get tired of it.

Slapstick drama in a good way. The Seishu Conference took place after the Honnoji Incident. Although it is a period drama, there is a vital element of political strife, with factional strife divided between the Shibata and Hashiba factions and maneuvering to draw out people from both camps.

I watched an animation with the plate number 3DCG, and I quite enjoyed it. The pacing was consistent, and I barely noticed the 100-minute runtime. The battle sequence featuring the robot and the scorpion at the start was particularly impressive. In fact, it was a true masterpiece that left me awestruck.