Movie Reviews: Not Quite Dead Yet

1 Hrs 33 Mins

Rating

★★★

Duration

1 Hrs 33 Mins

Movie Digest

Nanase Nobata and his father have an unusual relationship. They both live in the same house and try to get along with each other. However, things start to change for them when Nanase’s father uses a medicine to kill him for a few moments in order to investigate a theft at his pharmaceutical firm. However, he does not return in the usual manner.

The Feel-Good Part

The feel-good aspect of this movie is that it has a touch of manga and features comic quips that are occasionally lame but will keep you entertained throughout the movie, as well as a good family drama element that most people, especially teenagers, can relate to.

The Disappointing Factor

The movie’s  disappointing aspect is that its humour isn’t always funny and can be embarrassing at times owing to linguistic barriers, which gives it a childish air.

In-Depth Analysis

The movie portrays the links and interactions that a child has with his or her parents, as well as how a parent can assist in creating a child’s destiny. The mix between emotional and comic components of the film makes it more enjoyable to watch.

Star Power

Suzu Hirose, who plays the daughter well and adds to the hilarity of the plot, is the movie’s star.

Overall Opinion

Overall, the movie is entertaining and will keep you entertained throughout, despite the fact that it is predictable at moments. Its twists and turns will keep you captivated, and the film’s unique humorous element characterises it.