Manga

Outstanding film! 10/10. Would definitely watch again!
This has been the best movie I have ever watched, most people writing negative reviews are either incompetent or have a really low IQ.
The story is very engrossing and has a deeper meaning than it actually shows on the surface. You have to have a very high intelligence to get what the writer actually wants to convey to the people watching this masterpiece.
You see, the writer doesn't care about what the regular people actually think and write about his masterpiece, he is just targetting his main group of audience (a very select few who have a very high ... IQ). This select few people (like myself) are definitely rejoicing with the very existence of such a masterpiece and consider ourselves very lucky that we could witness such a goldmine within our lifetime.
It brings tears to my eyes and fills my heart with joy and content that I stumbled across such a beautiful movie. People who don't understand the movie aren't simply lucky enough to have such a high IQ to understand this beautiful masterpiece.
Thank you to the author and artist. I devote my life to you.

Never have I been so confused after watching an anime.

Manga? why is it called manga? Manga is a japanese style of books simply put and this is not close to that. It doesn't make sense, like this entire "film"

Yes, this is somehow considered a movie even though it is only 7 minutes long.

Anyways, lets get into this review.

Story: 1
there wasn't really any, its just a bunch of skits. skits made by somebody who was probably really high on drugs.
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Art:2
well in 1977 maybe this was ok, but now its really bad. I've seen some Anime from the time period with better animations.

Sound: 1
terrible.

Character: 1
what character? there isn't any.

Enjoyment: 3
I had a few laughs, here and there at the random occurrences of this film, it was short so it was easy to get trough. I would have enjoyed it more if I was on whatever drug the creator was on.

Overall: 2
Watch it just for the laughs.

Thanks for reading.

Well, geez, here we are again. It's another one of Yoji Kuri's experimental madhouses of a short film. Let's see what this one has to offer.

Much like his other works, this one consists of a bunch of short vignettes that don't have any real purpose to them, make between little and zero sense, and always end with some stupid, pointless gag.

Audio is a mess, and there's no notable characters, either.

The one positive thing I can say about this is that the art is slightly better looking than some of his other work. Sure, everything has a really simplistic design without any interesting details or refined ... character traits, but at least it's not as scribbly as much of his other stuff, and at least the colors in this one look a little bit more vibrant.

Still, this short film is not recommendable. Watch it if you must, but there are definitely better ways that you could be spending 7 minutes of your time.