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The three girls start to live together. The two boys in the next room are interested in them. They are all 20 years old. What do love, sexuality and marriage mean to them? This drama shows what ordinary 20 years old people usually experience.
This romantic comedy follows a shy, ordinary high school student who falls for the most popular girl in school. Through a series of comical misunderstandings and serendipitous events, he attempts to win her affection, often with the help of his quirky friends. The film captures the anxieties and dreams of teenage love in a lighthearted and endearing manner.
The film was a popular romantic comedy in Japan during its release, particularly appealing to a younger audience for its relatable themes of unrequited love and adolescent struggles. While not widely released internationally, it is remembered fondly for its charming performances and nostalgic portrayal of 1980s Japanese youth culture.
Praised for its charming and innocent portrayal of first love.
Appreciated for its humor and the relatable awkwardness of the protagonist.
Seen as a quintessential romantic comedy of its era in Japanese cinema.
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The film is a Japanese adaptation of the American film 'Can't Buy Me Love' (1987).
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It was full of cheap "pseudo" mature themes to grab attention but underneath the surface it was an empty shell of nothingness. The entertainment value was low as well since the characters and their dynamics lacked the necessary appeal to be...