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Man Woman and the Wall Reviews
Man Woman and the Wall Reviews
| 12 of 14 people found the following review helpful  A slightly perverted escapist film..., By This review is from: Man, Woman, and the Wall (DVD) TLA is known for their variety of Japanese sex titles, but every once in awhile they manage to distribute a slightly above average demented title.This one follows two young strangers that share the same apartment wall and how their lives become horribly intertwined. Our main male character discovers he can hear/eavesdrop on his new female (and beautiful) neighbor, played quite well by Japanese sex actress Aoi Sola, as she lives her day to day life. Instead of being mellow about it, he becomes obsessed, the kind of scary obsessed that involves sound equipment, schedules, charts, stalking, garbage searching, etc. Just when you think this film might go down the exploit lane, they twist it around and create some relationship building you do not see coming. The acting is par, sometimes painfully forced, but once you see the end scene, it all played for a reason; that in the right people finding each other. Aoi, is a beautiful lady, and plays her difficult sexual role... Read more 9 of 10 people found the following review helpful  Man, Woman and the Wall, By This review is from: Man, Woman, and the Wall (DVD) This feature is in Japanese but with English subtitles. I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. Ryo moves in to an apartment and finds that the walls of this apartment are quite thin and he is able to hear the sounds in the apartment next door. The apartment dweller is a young and beautiful woman who works two jobs. Ryo becomes obsessed with this woman and spends his time eavesdropping on her. The woman next door has been played by Aoi Sola is Satsuki, who has been getting threatening phone calls from a stranger. These phone calls cause her to be drawn closer to her boyfriend, who changes from a caring person in to a weirdo and the eavesdropping neighbor Ryo starts having genuine feelings for Satsuki which she slowly starts reciprocating..... There is a twist in the plot which I would not reveal but has to be seen. Great acting from all characters, amateurish photography but the movie was good so you can overlook this flaw. The nudity is in excess so this movie is not for kids... Read more 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful Sexy, Erotic, Sora Aoi is Such a Sight to Look at...But Falls Short as a REAL Japanese "Pink" Film, By This review is from: Man, Woman, and the Wall (DVD) Japanese pink films have the uncanny ability to maintain "art house" themes while blending in pure weird exploitive elements. "Man, Woman and The Wall" is a Japanese pink film by Masashi Yamamoto and stars av-idol Sora Aoi. It is somewhat a light-hearted, kinder side of pink cinema, but it no less exploitive than others. Oh, I recently reviewed a "chick flick" so allow me to re-establish my twisted mind. Oh, this movie stars sexy av-idol Sora Aoi--so do I have your attention yet?Ryo (Keita Ono) is a young magazine reporter who had just recently moved into a small apartment with thin walls. The walls are paper thin that he can hear almost everything that goes on in the next door apartment occupied by a beautiful young woman named Satsuki (Sora Aoi). Eavesdropping becomes a habit for Ryo that he can listen in to the details of his neighbor's life; her conversations, her phone calls, when she bathes, even her moans when she makes love to her boyfriend Yuta (Hiroto Kato)... Read more |
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