Party wa Owatta

Toake is bored at someone else's party, so she does what she does best – draw. And actually, she tells us the stories that go through her head, prompted by the men around her. It's not bad, on the contrary, it's a pleasant diversion, perhaps with a slightly unexpected ending; yet it was all very non-violent. And I kind of want to know what happens next. :-) The whole thing is a little over two hours long, but it keeps you on your toes the whole time, except for the story about the whiny little guy, which I wasn't too keen on. And Kenta should get a haircut. :-D But Keisuke was... well, just. ^^ EDIT. I watched it again after eight years and I have to admit I'm looking at it with a completely different perspective, yet I still like it. I guess I found a little something extra in it. Apart from being about a girl who gets bored so she makes up different stories, it's also very interestingly made, the acting is good, and this time I liked the story in which Hayashi Kento was the protagonist the least; on the other hand, I liked the rest of them, even the one I didn't like much those eight years ago. I saw more in it and I really enjoyed the characters. And in the end – it's really just a parody… (10.10.2012)