A Fun, but Bumpy, Road with “Onward"
While the film didn’t hit me as emotionally as I wanted it to, I still enjoyed it. I simply wish there was a little more, particularly with the world building.
BiS: KiLL YOur WiNTerxxx -Sorry!! I don't feel.-
On the evening of 28 November 2020 BiS played Denryoku Hall, a thousand-seat room on the seventh floor of an office block in central Sendai, on the fourth of the five dates of their KiLL YOur WiNTerxxx tour. The run had opened in Nagoya in October and passed through Sapporo and Kyoto, each date carrying its own joke subtitle; this one was -Sorry!! I don't feel.-. The group played twice that Saturday, and what is captured here is the 19:00 show, the only one of the two carried on that night's pay-per-view stream. The four members of the group's third generation - Toggy, Ito Musensiteebu, Chantmonkee and Neo Trees - open with "STUPiD" and drive through seventeen songs to "TOUCH ME" without much pause. The encore is where the night turns personal: each of the four takes the microphone alone, in turn, before the group returns for "BiS -Douyara Zombie no Odemashi-" and "CURTAiN CALL". Pandemic rules shape the room, and the film shows them plainly.
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On the evening of 28 November 2020 BiS played Denryoku Hall, a thousand-seat room on the seventh floor of an office block in central Sendai, on the fourth of the five dates of their KiLL YOur WiNTerxxx tour. The run had opened in Nagoya in October and passed through Sapporo and Kyoto, each date carrying its own joke subtitle; this one was -Sorry!! I don't feel.-. The group played twice that Saturday, and what is captured here is the 19:00 show, the only one of the two carried on that night's pay-per-view stream. The four members of the group's third generation - Toggy, Ito Musensiteebu, Chantmonkee and Neo Trees - open with "STUPiD" and drive through seventeen songs to "TOUCH ME" without much pause. The encore is where the night turns personal: each of the four takes the microphone alone, in turn, before the group returns for "BiS -Douyara Zombie no Odemashi-" and "CURTAiN CALL". Pandemic rules shape the room, and the film shows them plainly.
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