Ichikawa's internal monologue cracks you open in ways a normal romance never does, he's terrified of her, obsessed with her, convinced she'll destroy him, and completely unable to look away. The movie strips everything down to just them figuring out what they actually mean to each other, set to a soundtrack that knows exactly when to break the silence. If you've watched the series, you already know this story works. This just proves it works even better when you're paying attention to nothing but their faces and Kensuke Ushio reminding you why falling in love is the scariest thing two people can do together.
Ichikawa Kyoutarou and Yamada Anna return in a theatrical film drawn from Sakurai Norio's romantic comedy manga. The movie re-edits both television seasons into a single feature and adds newly produced footage. Beyond retelling the series, it carries the story of the two past the point where the TV run ended, showing what happens to them after the finale. Expect a blend of comedy, romance and everyday slice of life.
Streaming The Dangers in My Heart: The Movie legally, as of the last catalog refresh. Availability changes by region.
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