SYNOPSICS
Gyarakushî kaidou (2015) is a Japanese movie. Kôki Mitani has directed this movie. Sayaka Akimoto,Kenji Anan,Kazuyuki Asano,Haruka Ayase are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2015. Gyarakushî kaidou (2015) is considered one of the best Comedy,Sci-Fi movie in India and around the world.
The primary story follows a day in the lives of Noa and Noe, a husband and wife couple that run Sand Sand 33, a chain operated burger restaurant that has seen better days. Situated along space route 246666, the interstellar expressway no longer has the traffic it once had, and customers to the Sand Sand 33 are few and far between, giving cause for Noa to file for reassignment back to earth. Meanwhile his wife Noe has been secretly planning a renovation, and alien contractor she wants to hire has affections for her. One day, Noa's ex-girlfriend and her alien husband drop in.
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Gyarakushî kaidou (2015) Reviews
Funny and engaging
Upon seeing the poor rating for this film, I was very surprised since I enjoyed it thoroughly. It was engaging and hilarious with good character development. Some people may call it strange at times, but for me that is part of its charm (And, no, I'm not one of those hipsters who likes weird things merely because they are weird). I would realistically give it an 8, but since other people have rated it so harshly without even leaving a review, I will do the opposite.
Simple, Imaginative and Funny
By an intergalactic road, which is now pretty defunct due to its rival broader expressway, lies a hamburger joint, managed by a husband and wife and an eccentric cook. Like the intergalactic road now serving to only a few alien specimen and that is subjected to an inspection for demolition, the restaurant is getting more and more desolated with every passing day. Also, relationship of husband and wife is also in question, challenged by old and new lovers. Film basically adds intergalactic prostitution, love triangles, and tiny bits of masochism and food porn into 1950's American future depictions. Its roots in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Caro- Jeunet inventions are pretty visible yet not annoying at all. Film's solutions to otherwise complicated technical problems are simple, smooth and funny. And invented in same manner, contains bunch of imaginative aliens and entities (also dilemma of Captain socks) that are good to see.
If you can't make it space, you can't make it anywhere!
This charming, simple, but complexly-written movie is a great answer to those questions: What happens in "The Hitchhiker's Guide Restaurant at the End of the Universe" on a slow night? and What happens in "The Star Wars Cantina in Mos Eisley" when they are not filming a new installment? Demonstrates once again that good science fiction movies DO NOT require galactic budgets, just extraterrestrial imagination.