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got a stalker that knows every intimate detail about her life and is posting it on the Internet. And then the
murders start, and her sanity starts fraying.
This
film was Satoshi Kon's big break, and you know why when you watch it. The line between reality and fantasy blurs more and more as the film goes on, and you wonder if it's either all in her head, part of the direct-to-video series, or for real.
It's all build-up without peak, which in turn just leaves you frustrated and unfulfilled.
To make things worse, they just just had to add melodrama on top of it all. Why are these teenagers dramatically breaking up with each other, or in some cases with . the monster inside of them? Why are they all having an existential crisis in the
middle of the match? Even our main guy Isagi, cosigned with the one and only Ego as an Average Joe, dismantles and rebuilds
himself every episode or so.
