After the stimulating first of this series , production-cost-time-spent-wise , and the attracted-to because of, but absurd special-effect driven looks of it, much of the audience while potentially just as easily satisfied with this one, probably didn't notice its ruining feature - a scene very unrealistic for one of the main characters , the inheritor-Princess main character.
While the first had more incapability , this is too theatrical and pointless , there being no reason to have the in-a-different-life souls in such positions of power ... i was momentarily reminded of the female rogue from Kokkorro or however you spell it from the first painted skin , but the male & female leads in this were with less of their own emotions, and instead , the difficulties of portraying 2nd-life/reincarnation parallels/similarities has been avoided somewhat by their reasons not needing to be their own - their decisions can be ones of EXPECTATION, of their positions ... yawwwwn ... somebody extract the Daishi from the writer/editor's A** Reno 911 style please !
Yet another vain continuum of over-confidence of the effect/s of demon art / mythology/whatever. Japanaese-Demon-fear guff
Sorry, Urban-princesses out there , but as far as this prince is concerned , if you'd really think the princess character would abandon what she did in this movie just for the sake of dramatic-sentimentality and emotional excercise , i wont say what , then you're not the kind of princess for this puppy !
Emotions are for feeling about things in the REAL world , not inflated floating-dreams already popped and rotting.
Just ask a abandoned Polynesian who's BOAT , not ROOF-hat, didn't get the latest upgrade. Swish Swish Swish, miss miss miss , Chinese? production team ... aim a bit better when aiming for their Houses-your-enemy.
LEARN, from that episode of Reno.
Different reason for having one up there , but it needs to be extracted nevertheless...mmmm, Corn dog!
While the first had more incapability , this is too theatrical and pointless , there being no reason to have the in-a-different-life souls in such positions of power ... i was momentarily reminded of the female rogue from Kokkorro or however you spell it from the first painted skin , but the male & female leads in this were with less of their own emotions, and instead , the difficulties of portraying 2nd-life/reincarnation parallels/similarities has been avoided somewhat by their reasons not needing to be their own - their decisions can be ones of EXPECTATION, of their positions ... yawwwwn ... somebody extract the Daishi from the writer/editor's A** Reno 911 style please !
Yet another vain continuum of over-confidence of the effect/s of demon art / mythology/whatever. Japanaese-Demon-fear guff
Sorry, Urban-princesses out there , but as far as this prince is concerned , if you'd really think the princess character would abandon what she did in this movie just for the sake of dramatic-sentimentality and emotional excercise , i wont say what , then you're not the kind of princess for this puppy !
Emotions are for feeling about things in the REAL world , not inflated floating-dreams already popped and rotting.
Just ask a abandoned Polynesian who's BOAT , not ROOF-hat, didn't get the latest upgrade. Swish Swish Swish, miss miss miss , Chinese? production team ... aim a bit better when aiming for their Houses-your-enemy.
LEARN, from that episode of Reno.
Different reason for having one up there , but it needs to be extracted nevertheless...mmmm, Corn dog!