#hello ghost

Rating: Teen Characters: Obito, Kakashi, Rin Tags: Ghost, Purgatory/Limbo, Time Travel, Friendship, Hurt/Comfort, Grief/Mourning, Regret, Supernatural Elements, Fluff, Angst, Healing, Team Bonding, Introspection Warnings: None Summary: He was there again. Most of his nightmares were about that cave, the musky smell of over-saturated earth, hearkening back to those days when he was bed-bound, injuries too fresh and severe. Night and day were meaningless then, so far from the mouth of the cave that there was no air flow. It was only after Kiri, and after Rin, that he reintegrated with the world enough to learn the date. Six months. Six months in that rotten, stony hell. Six months, and then ten years. Ten years, and more. OR: Obito relives his life as a passive observer in the aftermath of Kannabi Bridge. Rather than suffering the slow burn of his own downfall, he leaves the cave behind for something more, and finds himself in Konoha. There is a version of Rin and Kakashi he's never known, and he would like to meet them. Too bad the Nohara and Hatake clans aren't known for communing with ghosts.

this is my magnum opus I think

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"Good Luck Mobile Wallpaper" - 我的麻吉4個鬼 Hello Ghost!

I have to say I expected more from Hello Ghost!, but it's still an okay movie. The cast is great, and the final plot twist did caught me by surprise. On top of that, there are a lot of funny scenes, and the script has a pretty solid sense of humor. However, the story moves at such a hurried pace that it barely takes time to set up the major plot points and the characters' development. I don't know, I feel like it would have been a much richer movie if it had let the story simmer a bit more. Also, the film includes some pretty dark themes that might be triggering, even if they are approached with a somewhat lighthearted, comedic tone. I'd recommend looking up some content warnings.

헬로우 고스트 Hello Ghost (2010) directed by Kim Yeong-tak cinematography by Choi Sang-muk

This is a beautiful written story, but do note that the story is heavily based on suicide. It’s heartwarming, heartbreaking, and utterly hilarious all rolled in one. The movie is very impactful, it does have a slow start but it has an incredible pay off. This one kind of hit me hard in the feelzies.