Perfect Blue Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon

OSHIMETER

10.0

9 Fans

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Perfect Blue Episode 1: Episode 1

Canon
Prev: EPNext: EP

OSHIMETER

10.0

9 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
Creepy in a way that gets under your skin. The story slowly messes with your sense of what’s real, just like Mima’s. Animation feels simple but sharp. Overall, it’s intense and unsettling. Watch if you like psychological thrillers, skip if you want something easy.
lum1nescence's avatar
lum1nescence
Nah this movie actually messes with your brain chemistry 💀 It’s like watching your identity slowly desync in real time. Every scene feels “off” in the best way. You think you understand what’s happening—NOPE. Kon cooked paranoia into an art form. That ending line? Yeah… chills.
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
A psychological masterclass! Mima’s transition from idol to actress is a terrifying descent into a fractured reality. The editing is genius, you lose track of what’s real along with her. A dark and essential look at fame and identity.
aejizone's avatar
aejizone
this is a psychological horror masterpiece that still feels relevant today. the paranoia, the identity crisis, and that unsettling blend of reality and delusion will stick with you. it's messy, brutal, and brilliant. i understand the 'perfect blue' title meant for.
danielamadeus763770's avatar
danielamadeus763770
This movie sets the gold standard for psychological anime, demonstrating that animation can tackle mature, complex, and high-concept storytelling better than nearly any other medium.
nicholas9547481273's avatar
nicholas9547481273
A stunning dark reality wrapped in chill and thrill that goes straight to the core. If you're a 'dark reality' fan, trust me, you simply cannot resist this. The way psychology weaves through the monotonous yet unravelling life of a rising actress is nothing short of splendid.
gopal_factset's avatar
gopal_factset
This movie is a scary mystery about a famous singer. The drawings are amazing and the story is like a puzzle. It shows how people can be mean online. It is a bit like a spooky dream that we cannot stop watching. I liked it because it was smart.
jancydellfernandes1234's avatar
jancydellfernandes1234
Fast-paced, stylish, and dark, Jujutsu Kaisen offers intense battles, sharp humor, and strong characters. Its modern take on curses and sorcerers feels fresh and addictive.
yakipus's avatar
yakipus
the whole movie is like a rollercoaster except you get hit by trucks left and right. the plot twist and psychological horror as mima slowly losing her grip on reality is top writing. the animation quality is old school but the best kind of old school and sells the horror well.

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QUICK TAKES

animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
Creepy in a way that gets under your skin. The story slowly messes with your sense of what’s real, just like Mima’s. Animation feels simple but sharp. Overall, it’s intense and unsettling. Watch if you like psychological thrillers, skip if you want something easy.
lum1nescence's avatar
lum1nescence
Nah this movie actually messes with your brain chemistry 💀 It’s like watching your identity slowly desync in real time. Every scene feels “off” in the best way. You think you understand what’s happening—NOPE. Kon cooked paranoia into an art form. That ending line? Yeah… chills.
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
A psychological masterclass! Mima’s transition from idol to actress is a terrifying descent into a fractured reality. The editing is genius, you lose track of what’s real along with her. A dark and essential look at fame and identity.
aejizone's avatar
aejizone
this is a psychological horror masterpiece that still feels relevant today. the paranoia, the identity crisis, and that unsettling blend of reality and delusion will stick with you. it's messy, brutal, and brilliant. i understand the 'perfect blue' title meant for.
danielamadeus763770's avatar
danielamadeus763770
This movie sets the gold standard for psychological anime, demonstrating that animation can tackle mature, complex, and high-concept storytelling better than nearly any other medium.
nicholas9547481273's avatar
nicholas9547481273
A stunning dark reality wrapped in chill and thrill that goes straight to the core. If you're a 'dark reality' fan, trust me, you simply cannot resist this. The way psychology weaves through the monotonous yet unravelling life of a rising actress is nothing short of splendid.
gopal_factset's avatar
gopal_factset
This movie is a scary mystery about a famous singer. The drawings are amazing and the story is like a puzzle. It shows how people can be mean online. It is a bit like a spooky dream that we cannot stop watching. I liked it because it was smart.
jancydellfernandes1234's avatar
jancydellfernandes1234
Fast-paced, stylish, and dark, Jujutsu Kaisen offers intense battles, sharp humor, and strong characters. Its modern take on curses and sorcerers feels fresh and addictive.
yakipus's avatar
yakipus
the whole movie is like a rollercoaster except you get hit by trucks left and right. the plot twist and psychological horror as mima slowly losing her grip on reality is top writing. the animation quality is old school but the best kind of old school and sells the horror well.

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