The much-anticipated theatrical version of "Uncle's Love" has been released, the film version of the plot continues the story that happened after the first season of the drama version (unrelated to the second season), and the new uncle joined the Springfield Battle, and the hilarity is still there.
Starring: Kei Tanaka
Co-stars: Kotaro Yoshida / Shuto Hayashi / Rio Uchida / Daichi Kaneko / Shuko Ito / Kazuya Maki / Hidekazu Makoto / Akira Otsuka / Jun Shison / Kazuki Kashimura
Synopsis:
33-year-old office worker. Although Springfield Junichi wanted to get married but was completely unpopular with women, the peach blossom period that finally arrived did not expect to be from his direct superior. Kurosawa Musashi and the company's juniors. Mu Lingtai's confession began.
In the movie version, just after Springfield loved Tomaki and made a vow of love on the side of the road, Springfield was immediately sent to Shanghai and Hong Kong, and only returned to Japan a year later, meeting again with Maki and the minister, and other men who looked at Springfield.....
"Uncle's Love" was originally only a small-budget one-episode special series launched in 2016, and later became a series in 2018, which was unexpectedly popular, so it launched a film version.
In the drama version, Springfield and Komaki are happily together, but there are also some small frictions in their love, and the movie version encounters a big crisis.
After becoming the director of the new project of Sky Real Estate, Sawamura Kazuki became a strong enemy of Springfield and other cadres, and Springfield even found that Tanuki and Maki seemed to have ambiguous feelings, so that the distance between the two gradually drifted apart.
Springfield was also confessed by the new character Yamada Masayoshi, a small milk dog played by Shizun Jun.
Coupled with the amnesia of the minister once again launched a pursuit of Springfield, the love melee of the pentagon love more complicated than the theater began.....
The film version, like the drama version, follows the consistent style of Japanese romantic comedy, through the development of a large resort planned by the real estate company, to tell the misunderstanding caused by the lack of trust and communication between Springfield and Maki, cleverly downplaying the same-sex relationship between the two, and turning the focus of the story to the various big and small things that the two may face when they simply interact.
In addition to the two of them, they also join the tall and handsome Kazuki Sawamura and the cheerful and lovely Shizun Jun, triggering a love melee full of ambiguity, melancholy and jealousy. (Both of these guys are quite suitable for gay, and neither is the first time)
Although the increase in roles seems to make the story more chaotic, the interaction between the various characters is cute, the scale is appropriate, and several actors also have their own room to play, especially the five people wearing bath towels to compete with each other for jealousy, scolding and fighting, which is particularly funny.
The film version also presents the characters' attitudes in the process of interacting with people through humorous, clear and direct plots with a lot of jokes. In the sincere and passionate same-sex friendship between men, it becomes a rich and hilarious comedy, and conveys the happiness that everyone can express their own ideas, bravely love people and be loved.