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IDOL TO INSANITY - Perfect Blue (1997) Review

Hello. My name is Joan. I'm just a regular guy that like movies and talk about them. If you're looking for a more in-dept analysis i recommend Jeremy Jahns, The Critical Drinker or any other more professional reviewer :) I really don't know what I'm doing 😄 --------------------------------------------------------------- Follow me on Twitter: https://x.com/SpoilerAlert007 --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- Join us for a deep dive into Perfect Blue (1997), Satoshi Kon's seminal psychological thriller that forever changed animated cinema. This film follows J-Pop idol Mima Kirigoe as she leaves her pop group, CHAM!, to pursue a serious acting career—a decision that plunges her into a nightmarish spiral of stalking, paranoia, and identity crisis. We explore how Perfect Blue brilliantly tackles the dark side of celebrity, the pressure on female idols, and the terrifying concept of public identity vs. private self. The movie's layered, complex editing constantly blurs the lines between reality, her life, and the scenes from her TV show Double Bind, creating a suffocating sense of psychological dread. In this review, we cover: Mima's difficult transition from "innocent" idol to serious actress. The brilliant use of animation and "world-class face expressions." Why the technical direction (especially the scene transitions) is so acclaimed. The shocking final twist involving Mima’s manager, Rumi Hidaka. Our final rating and overall thoughts on this mature and groundbreaking anime classic. Is Perfect Blue a masterpiece? Watch to find out! 🔥 Have you seen Perfect Blue? Let us know your rating in the comments below!