Although there is no question that Spielberg made a fine film or that Tom Hanks and the rest of the cast have done an excellent job, there are issues of film history to be addressed in evaluation. For the combat movie, this means if there's no blood and guts, there's no glory. The truth is not that simple, and Saving Private Ryan represents another case in the ongoing struggle for film historians, who must constantly deal with modern critics who judge artistic events by the standards of their own times. The bottom line of the positive critical evaluations is this: Saving Private Ryan is a new and different World War II combat film because it finally refutes the dishonesty of previous Hollywood movies of the genre. All that is left is the cleanup at the box office and the final awarding of medals such as the Oscar for Best Picture.
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It’s like if you want to do anything in this game, you need a guide to figure out how to do it, sheesh.In late July 1998, Steven Spielberg landed on the American public with his World War II film Saving Private Ryan, which won the war of critics, veterans, scholars, historians, and the general moviegoing public. Though, this being my first game of this type, I wonder how the HELL you could figure out what to say or where to go to set off the required events for the different girls and their respective endings. I was originally going to check out the other endings, but Sakura’s ending was so good, and really it resolved everything, that if I did any other ending, it would feel like nothing is really being solved – though it was lampshaded at the end of Sakura’s ending. The story was pretty interesting, and it reminded me a LOT of Kanon, except that instead of the focus being on Memories, it was focused on Dreams. After the school year ends, you kind of assume that is near the end of the game, but Sakura’s path lasts for at least 6-7 more hours, which was surprising, but it was fun.
Thankfully this time the game didn’t end abruptly at all, and I liked how it ended. Ok, this time I followed a guide to get Sakura’s ending, since it seems like she was the canon love interest. And besides, there’s still time left at this academy.Īs he looks up at the mysterious cherry blossoms, he dreams of the spring to come. Although he doesn’t sound too enthusiastic, he has a smile on his face.Īs they prepare for the next chapter of their lives, there will be farewells but also there will be new encounters. Junichi looks up to the sky while giving a sigh. “After the graduation, I’ll go on and have to study more……” Holding his hand, Nemu starts running as the bell around her neck jingles. “Come on, brother, it’s almost Spring break!” When he looks at those mysterious cherry blossoms, he either thinks it’s a joke or he is reminded of Japanese sweets.Īs graduation draws near, he walks the street lined with cherry blossom trees with his step-sister, Nemu Asakura. Junichi Asakura is a 3rd year student at Kazami Academy on Hatsune Island. The cherry blossoms have been in constant bloom since 7 years ago. The petals, which remind me of wings of an angel, make me think about eternity. They are dancing as if there is no tomorrow. The cherry blossom petals are dancing in the air. When they all meet at the academy near the graduation time, the love story begins.
The school idol who loves Japanese sweets,Īnd the friend who is called “a puppy dog”. The dream that her favorite wizard dreams about. There was a boy with the mysterious power to produce Japanese sweets out of nowhere and to experience other people’s dreams.įar from being ordinary, yet far from being extraordinary. Kazami Academy is located in the middle of such a normal world. There are people who study such mysterious cherry blossoms,Īnd also there are people who lead normal everyday lives.Įven if the cherry blossoms never stop blooming, there is no difference in people’s lives.Ī girl came back as if she was guided by the scent of those cherry blossoms. The island of Hatsune, where cherry blossoms are in bloom all year long.
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