As promised a brand new let's review segment is back and today I am going to review a very classic animated film entitled Perfect Blue and it is directed by Satoshi Kon. I mentioned this movie not too long ago in my last
Egg Tray post. This movie still hits me to the core, so I really want to share my thoughts on this. Let's get started. Also, I will maintain my streak of giving spoiler-free reviews, so you don't have to worry about giving away the entire thing. Here we go.
Plot
Okay let me break it down for you; Mima leaves her Pop Idol career and takes on a new career path as an actress. As she struggles into this whole image change as a much more mature and provocative icon, Mima gradually grows scared for herself as she gains a stalker and a couple of death threats for transitioning into an actress.
