“It’s more than an erection, it is love”. wtf did I just witness...4 hours of perfection apparently. Never in my life have I seen a film that is borderline hallucinogenic but at the same time touches on true humanity. I'm so glad this was the last movie I saw before turning 18.

“It’s more than an erection, it is love”. wtf did I just witness...4 hours of perfection apparently. Never in my life have I seen a film that is borderline hallucinogenic but at the same time touches on true humanity. I'm so glad this was the last movie I saw before turning 18.

A 4-hour Japanese movie about an erection, shitty parents, and religion. 
Uuuh yeah, that sounds like a 5-star film. If I’ve ever heard of one.

A 4-hour Japanese movie about an erection, shitty parents, and religion. 
Uuuh yeah, that sounds like a 5-star film. If I’ve ever heard of one.

lesbians who are a straight couple and top that dynamic with some sense of incest,there’s also drag..and a love triangle situation happening …this was a LOT
enjoyable nonetheless

lesbians who are a straight couple and top that dynamic with some sense of incest,there’s also drag..and a love triangle situation happening …this was a LOT
enjoyable nonetheless

This is a VERY long mess and i am here for it

This is a VERY long mess and i am here for it

Despite the cinematography being lowkey kinda ahh, I really can’t say I’ve ever seen a film quite like this. Coming in at a runtime of a whopping four hours, it somehow manages to cover so many themes and genres and parts that would be inappropriate or silly in any other movie feel right at home here. It is at once a 4 hour epic about a boner but also a religious reckoning, a love story, and an insight into Japanese perversion that really doesn’t waste a minute of its runtime and left me both satisfied with Yu and Yoko’s resolution, but yearning to stay a little while longer. Also features one of the hardest needle drops of Beethoven’s 7th Symphony

Despite the cinematography being lowkey kinda ahh, I really can’t say I’ve ever seen a film quite like this. Coming in at a runtime of a whopping four hours, it somehow manages to cover so many themes and genres and parts that would be inappropriate or silly in any other movie feel right at home here. It is at once a 4 hour epic about a boner but also a religious reckoning, a love story, and an insight into Japanese perversion that really doesn’t waste a minute of its runtime and left me both satisfied with Yu and Yoko’s resolution, but yearning to stay a little while longer. Also features one of the hardest needle drops of Beethoven’s 7th Symphony