Wolf Girl and Black Prince

Kurosaki-kun had a similarly "violent" theme, but I ended up liking this movie better. Especially from an acting standpoint and the thinking of the characters. Whether they were likable or not, they were believable. And altogether I enjoyed them more. Not to mention that Nikaidō is a very fine actress and Yamazaki is just rising in the ranks, and it shows here. I just don't think the shaky cam is a good fit for a film in this genre. Yes, you can see that the film didn't have a very big budget, but that doesn't fundamentally matter in the end. Well, except for the cinematography and some of the transitions. And every now and then there was a scene that needed to be shorter. But I actually wasn't bored at all. I would say that the heroine's self-esteem is much better portrayed here than in the anime or the prequel. I'm sure it could have been done better, but whatever. It's pretty average. (10/09/2016)