Cat-Loving Haruki Murakami and the Abundance of Movie Adaptations Adaptación de la prestigiosa novela homónima de Murakami. La historia comienza cuando un hombre llamado Toru Watanabe escucha la canción de los Beatles "Norwegian Wood" mientras aterriza en el aeropuerto de Hamburgo, lo que le hace retroceder a su juventud y al turbulento Tokio de la década de los 60. Edit Translation
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- Título original: ノルウェイの森
- También conocida como: Noruwei no mori , Norway no Mori , Tokio Blues , Tokyo Blues
- Guionista y Director: Tran Anh Hung
- Géneros: Psicológico, Romance, Vida, Drama
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![Matsuyama Kenichi in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)]( "Matsuyama Kenichi in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)")
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![Mizuhara Kiko in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)]( "Mizuhara Kiko in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)")
Mizuhara KikoKobayashi MidoriPapel principal -
![Kikuchi Rinko in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)]( "Kikuchi Rinko in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)")
Kikuchi RinkoNaokoPapel principal -
![Kirishima Reika in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)]( "Kirishima Reika in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)")
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![Emoto Tokio in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)]( "Emoto Tokio in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)")
Emoto TokioTotsugeki TaiPapel secundario -
![Kora Kengo in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)]( "Kora Kengo in Norwegian Wood Japanese Movie (2010)")
Kora KengoKizukiPapel secundario
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Norwegian Wood has managed to touch me, as I have felt like each of these characters at some time in my life.
Turn the lights off, watch it alone and make sure you are not interrupted. It will slowly creep up on you, making you feel something not just about the movie, but about you and your past.
A must! even for you who have read the book!
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It is basically a love triangle between a self-absorbed guy, his schizophrenic friend and a free-spirited girl. I loved the whole idea of it, and unique characterizations. I think I loved Midori the best. Watanabe has to be one of the dullest protagonists I have encountered in a long time. I would gladly call him an indecisive jerk who likes screwing around with the feelings of both girls. I take it that he and Naoko are bound by their mutual feelings of loss, and liked that aspect of their relationship very much. I can't help but say this movie is surprisingly likable and one of the best made by the Japanese (out of the ones I have seen).
With its outstanding camera work this could have easily been a masterpiece. There are scenes which outright take your breath away. I also liked how the relationship between Watanabe and Naoko is shown in every season, providing us with a distraction from their (sometimes boring) relationship in the form of beautiful scenery and settings. It also has very good background score.
Only after I was done watching the movie, its good points crawled into my mind. It was a great story with a good cast and a slow screenplay. There were times I was bored and annoyed while watching this movie, but I reckon the novel must be loads better. I am definitely going to read it.
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