Upon entering the AVR, I instantly think that we we're going to
watch a love story movie where it tackles a lot and which moral lessons are
included. But as this poster pops out the screen, I assume that it is not that
way. Parasyte? I have no idea on what it is really all about.
As it well started, Parasyte focuses on a 17-year-old male
named Shinichi Izumi, who lives with his mom and dad in a peaceful
neighborhood in Tokyo. One night, worm-like creatures called Parasites show up
on Earth, assuming control over the brains of human hosts by entering through
their ears or noses. One Parasite endeavors to slither into Shinichi's ear
while he dozes but fails as Shinichi is wearing headphones, and enters his body
by tunneling into his arm. In the Japanese version, it takes over his right
hand and is named Migi.
As the movie plays, I felt really
nervous because of the unexplainable scenes that has been shown, I don’t know. It’s like I want to
go outside of the room so that I wouldn't see those creepy creatures. To be honest, I
prefer watching horror movies than this. I just hate watching this kind of
genre. That eating or either killing humans in a not-so-decent way. But, Instead
of going outside, I refuse to hide my face using my hands but with a little open
on it. Hahaha
However, The overall cycle of
the movie is so fantastic. Even though I am afraid watching it, I am really
amused because of the flow of the story. It leaves a lesson that we should really
never forget. The movie taught us that we should never waste our time in
anything else but instead never have a second thought to show our love to our
mother as well as to our father while they are still alive because we do not know when
they will leave us.
Moreover, I admire the person
who made this kind of movie. It’s totally different. "What a unique story!" is all
I can say.
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