Renai Kentei
Tsuji Eriko, who is the ace in her cosmetics company’s public relations division, always gets the man she targets. She has the contact details of hundreds of men in her mobile phone. No man has ever cut her off. A god appears before Eriko and declares that he intends to test her for the lowest level. “Who do you think I am?” An irate Eriko starts by aggressively flirting with Ogura Tsukasa, the person in charge of her company’s cosmetics at a major advertising agency, but the god ruthlessly judges her negatively. Even her younger sister Kaori has to point out that love is something more intimidating. The god does not offer concrete advice for he is not motivated by a love test for humans to begin with. Exposed to his complaints and digs, the remarriage of Eriko’s mother, Hisako, makes Eriko recall that bitter first love during junior high school days … … Before she knows it, she speaks out about her embarrassing self which she has never let anyone see, to the god. Will she pass the text and be able to have a happy love?
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Plot Summary
Kurosu is a man who claims to be able to discern the true nature of love and relationships. He operates a unique 'Love Detective' agency, helping people understand their romantic predicaments. When a mysterious woman named Misaki enters his life, his own understanding of love is put to the test, leading to a series of comedic and heartfelt situations.
Critical Reception
Renai Kentei received a mixed to positive reception, with praise often directed at its unique premise and the chemistry between the leads. However, some critics found the plot to be somewhat predictable or lighthearted, while others enjoyed its straightforward romantic comedy approach.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its charming lead performances and lighthearted romantic comedy elements.
- Found to be a pleasant, though not groundbreaking, exploration of love and relationships.
- Some viewers noted a formulaic plot but enjoyed the comedic timing.
Google audience: Audience reviews are generally positive, with viewers appreciating the film's humor and romantic storyline. Many found the main characters endearing and the overall message about love to be uplifting.
Fun Fact
The film is based on a manga series of the same name by Rin Suzuki.
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