Psyfkyn Daniel This is one of the best Japanese movies I've ever watched. The plot was delivered nicely, story was beautiful, and the movie were able to make me engaged with the characters. The soundtracks were nicely picked and added to boost the mood. The love story between the characters were also beautiful which makes you curious about what happened next. For me, this is one of "must watch" movies and I was having a great time watching it. I recommend this movie for those who love to watch love drama and love a movie called "The Time Traveller's Wife" (2003). I also recommend to watch it alone so you can fully feel the vibe that the movie delivered

fabiank-1 Boku wa asu, kinou no kimi to dêto suru is a classical Japanese melodrama. And i don't say that in a bad way.Much like the classic "Love Letter, directed by the brilliant Hirokazu Kore Edo, this movie wraps nostalgia, romance and drama by pulling the right strings of your heart.It is a deliberate choice by the director to rise the music and focus on the actor faces, he wants you to cry and you probably will.That's because Boku wa asu, kinou no kimi to dêto suru succeeds in spectacular fashion in building an adorable relationship between the main characters in the first act.Even if a bit confusing - and requiring a huge suspension of disbelief - this film is a winner. If you like melodramas, movies that you know have the objective to touch you and make you cry, you can't go wrong with this one.Absolutely beautiful romance/fantasy flick.

dcwong-66974 It's rare to find romance movies which makes you think at the end, and this one did it perfectly. Unlike the standard Hollywood romance movies where the guy always gets the girl etc, this movie makes you think more about how people treasure something knowing it's only temporary, and by the end make you think if it was you in that situation, would you just pass it by or embrace it knowing the pain that's about to come.Watching Emi's timeline I could feel my heart dropping as you know how hard it was on her, but at the same time she embraced the most precious moments of her life knowing how hard it would be after.Really makes you think at the end, would you take it with arms wide open or choose to ignore the most wonderful time of your life to avoid the pain that's about to come?

taishin One of few Japanese romance story I'd recommend. The second time watching the movie is better than watching it the first time.(Must see the movie 2+ times)!! Spoiler ahead: Thinking Takatoshi was able to spend his last minute with Emi till 11:59, but Emi spent her last night alone struck me hard. But on the other hand, it is also hard and regretful on Takatoshi for him not able to say thanks for the 30 days on Emi's last day. On the first couple of days for Takatoshi, Emi said If she were able to tell the future she could've win lotteries but this is not the case. Many implication on true love throughout the film.