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I'm not sure why the movie prolongs the ambition of remaining so intentionally and completely vague, but even by the end of multiple viewings some things remain unclear. Perhaps there is some secret demand for this kind of gross ambiguity I'm not aware of, but it
strikes me as inconsistent imagination or lazy writing -- or worse, pretentious writing. Like, "Oh, look at how confusing and
misleading I can be. You'll never figure this out. "
In general, Perfect Blue is fun to watch just for the surreal visual elements. It has very nice use of colors (darks, lights, illumination, etc.
Ippo hits Sendō in the temple. Right as third round began, Ippo dropped his usual Peek-a-Boo style stance for Sendō's more opened stance, creating a mirror image. Angered at the thought of someone trying to use the Smash on him on their
first try, Sendō attacked as Ippo dodged and tried to measure the distance. Ippo then hit Sendō with a one centimetre punch, which Sendō initially thought was the Smash due to the punch being similar to his own Smash. The two fighters then exchanged punches at the same time that led to them both being off balance. They then launched punches again, this time with Sendō being the only one hit with Ippo's one centimetre punch, resulting in Sendō's first down in the match. When Sendō got up, Sendō's damage became clear as he wobbled from a jab. Leaning on the rope, Sendō switched places with Ippo by grabbing him and pushing him into the rope and delivered a strong body blow. After both fighters exchange multiple punches with each other, Ippo landed a direct right at Sendō's temple. Ippo became shocked when Sendō did not react at all and began to strike Ippo directly multiple times. As the gong to end the third round sounded, Sendō continues to beat Ippo's unguarded head and body, as both Sendō and the referee
were unable to hear the gong due to the crowd's cheering.
