The Blue Sky You Dropped (2022)

❤️君が落とした青空❤️

This is the first movie I watch with Fukumoto Riko. This movie is about two students Miyu and Shuya who high school students, they are dating for two years now and have made a promise that noone matter what happens they will watch a movie on the first day of each month. Miyu sees a dream about Shuya every morning, that he dies after their date to the movies...
One day shuya cancels their date and Miyu gets suspicious because shuya is acting weird. He seems like he is hiding something She panics but when she wakes up she finds herself on the morning of the accident.
Miyu keeps waking up on the day when Shuya got into an accident..
Shuya makes sure he tells miyu his feelings, this is a true love story I really liked this movie❤️

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Sometimes, what we need is to repeat things before we fully understand them

Now, this is how you do a decent love story. The Blue Skies at Your Feet is not the best love story out there but it is a really good watch. One of the things that I look for in a love story is a good chemistry and that is what they have here. I really did enjoy the story of Miyu and Shuya. Well, it is basically a romance version of Groundhog day where we kept on repeating the same day that Shuya died but what made the movie so good are the characters. Why? Because they are so good. The romance aspect of the movie is just the same as any new love stories out there. It is about a young love face adversity but what it did so well is to make us slowly invested with the relationship by putting them in a fictional setup where they had to repeat things and the same results kept on happening. These moments established not just the story or the climax of the film but it brought the audience to fully invest with the relationship. We are invested in the relationship that we are not a part of becauae we are slowly falling for the characters. We are slowly seeing who these characters are within this relationship and outside the relationship.
My favorite scene, and not surprisingly, is the final loop that she was in. The reason why I thought of that loop as the strongest is because we finally get to see Miyu fully commit to how she feels. This is a more mature version of the character. This is, in a sense, when she learned that what she really needed to do is to fully be honest with herself and be vocal about it. She also trusted him more in that scene and we even got a really romantic moment. I live for these moments and to see it there is just everything that one could hope for. This may not be breaking barriers or anything but I like the idea and the concept. Plus the execution is pretty good. This would surely be targeting the right audience and the performances by its cast is really good. I just really want to commend that too because they really nailed it with the sweetness and the more dramatic scenes. I really enjoyed watching this movie and I don't mind watching it again.

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