Ping Pong

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Magnus M @MMRgd Sep 7 Clever, well acted “less is more” movie about the complex dynamic between life long friends. Which friend is more important to / cares most about the other, and how/when does that change? (Made me think a bit of Son of Rambow) Reviews here correctly point out there’s a lot of 🏓 action (and no little product placement). My take was the action sequences are essential , and help the story; they certainly dont take themselves too seriously, while conveying the skill and speed of the sport without making it the central focus of the film. …There are also a couple of pantomime villains but with the right amount of depth; the supporting characters in the film are really well acted and imagined. You can’t help rooting for the happiness of both contrasting lead characters Peco and Smile, with the tournament outcome unimportant for the story. Really like this 🎥. See more Anderson O @Platinum2027 05/08/2024 Well casted, and brilliant idea of an Manga/comicbook adaptation. Ping Pong is much more absorbing that I expect of the story of Peco and Smile. Childhood to competing for a highschool ping pong championship. Performances and tension increases in competition as the different schools make ping pong and sports culture and dreams of greatness. Thorough enjoyed ping pong even if your not a fan of the sport. See more 03/26/2018 Here's my review of pingpong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5m6e4NjcBrY See more 01/29/2014 Everything a ping-pong pensioner doc should be! Fab. See more 09/06/2013 Would have preferred a different ending but I understand why it has to end that way. The friendship of Peco and Smile shows a glimpse if what is happening in Japanese educational institutions. The match between Peco and Dragon is a must see. An enjoyable sports film :) See more 09/02/2012 窪å¡æ´<ä»<はだ1/4くだ(R)æ-°ã-ããã 1/4ã,¤ãã¬ã³ãでã 1/4ã(TM)ï 1/4 See more Read all reviews

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