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Brian Eggert Deep Focus Review View All Critic Reviews (54) Audience Reviews for Perfect Blue Nov 03, 2013 It gets a little too opaque and deliberately confusing occasionally, but Perfect Blue is a creepy, mind-bending psychological thriller that is consistently engaging and fascinating. It follows former pop star Mima who decides to leave her band and pursue an acting career. Many of her most devoted fans are outraged by this, and one
particularly obsessive fan begins to torment and stalk Mima. As this fan's actions escalate further and further, Mima becomes increasingly paranoid and delusional. Soon she can't differentiate between reality and fantasy, and contradicting events begin to blur together into a surreal exploration of Mima's subconsciousness. The film is told in a very interesting nonlinear way, in which (like Mima) the viewer is kept in the
dark about what's real and what isn't. By the end of the movie, it's still not entirely clear which scenes were just the product of Mima's delusions and which scenes were not. The film was clearly a key influence on the more recent psychological thriller Black Swan, but despite their similarities Perfect Blue is very much a unique movie. Perfect Blue is heavy on style and indecipherable at times, but it's so consistently intense and thrilling that it's well-worth watching. Show Less Show More Super Reviewer Mar 21, 2012 This is fucked up. It does touch a few interesting themes and it plays well on that thin line that is separate reality and dreams.
