The second part of the Chihayafuru trilogy follows Chihaya's team as they prepare for the national championship after the Tokyo tournament, but she is saddened to learn her childhood best friend has quit Karuta.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Norihiro Koizumi
Director
Suzu Hirose
Chihaya Ayase
Shûhei Nomura
Taichi Mashima
Mackenyu
Arata Wataya
Mone Kamishiraishi
Kanade Ooe
Mayu Matsuoka
Shinobu Wakamiya
Yûki Morinaga
Tsutomu Komano
Yûki Morinaga
Mr. Table
Yûma Yamoto
Yusei Nishida
Hiroya Shimizu
Akihito Sudo
Kokoro Kuge
Young Chihaya Ayase
Eru Yamada
Young Taichi Mashima
Amon Kabe
Young Arata Wataya
Masane Tsukayama
Hajime Wataya
Miyuki Matsuda
Taeko Miyauchi
Jun Kunimura
Hideo Harada
Yuki Suetsugu
Writer
Norihiro Koizumi
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
Not bad, but not as good as the first movie. This one had more appearance of the childhood friend, which complicates the love story a bit and the teams relations. It stirs some past wounds as well, with the past always popping up and the story focusing more on the characters. However, that means that the whole action theme that the first movie had is lost. It seems like the movie makers can't find the perfect balance between action and story depth. Though, the performances were good, maybe better than the first one, as the actors had more to work with other than the game dynamics, the whole team spirit and game thrill were lost, resulting to a bit of a boring middle and a really bad ending.