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Urusei Yatsura Movie 3: Remember My Love · review

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Top reader Sep 1, 2021 · 2 min read
↑ Recommended
7 /10

What I consider to be the last "good" Yatsura film, Urusei Yatsura: Remember my love is a very good and solid film I had the pleasure to watch. It revolves around the love between Lum and Ataru, who amidst all their fights and perils against each other, are still married and accompanied by a wide variety of supporting characters, Ataru's classmates, Megane, Perm, Shinobu who tell Lum of a red piece of string that bonds lovers together. The gang then all go to Tomoniki land, a newly opened theme park in the fictional town of Tomobiki. Lum and Ataru explore their newfound environment as therest of Ataru's friends go explore the more supernatural elements of the park. They are all soon invited to a magic show, where Ataru then volunteers himself to one of the Magicians tricks. Amidst the Magicians performance, he suddenly vanishes leaving Ataru exposed as a pink hippo. The rest of the film follows around Ataru's friends, Ms. Sakura, Cherry, Ataru's parents and Lum all trying to find a way for Ataru to return back to normal, whilst Lum defends her husband and disembarks to fight off the mysterious shape shifting magician. Urusei Yatsura 3: Remember my Love is a tale of love and adventure, a twisted reality of all things abnormal and wacky, which fits into tone of the Urusei Yatsura series. It has its humorous bits and darks bits, but most importantly it has the wide array of characters from the Yatsura franchise, all with their wacky and miscellaneous personalities. Remember my love is the series standard of all Yatsura films, which you would typically expect out of the Urusei Yatsura franchise. This doesn't mean its the best nor worst film in the series, but a solid film on its own and one that holds testament under the Urusei yatsura name. The only thing I slightly disregard about the film is that I do think that the ending was quite weak, not to spoil it for a 35+ year old anime movie, but I do think that you the viewer should come to your own conclusions about it. So my recommendation is that if you love the Yatsura franchise or enjoy a classic anime film from time to time, this film alongside Beautiful dreamer is what I would recommend watching.

A very solid 7/10 from me

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