Atom User Reviews for Perfect Days

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Verified Review
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relaxing but serious film if you're looking for something different this is a film a recommend you watch

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Adrian C
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Heartfelt story about finding joy in the small everday things life brings

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Eddie M
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slow buildup but very serene

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Richard L
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Metacritic

80
Mar 29, 2024

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and this film shows us that we could all use a look through the lens that both Hirayama and Wim Wenders use to appreciate the overlooked jewels in this life better.

Metacritic review by Jason Delgado
Jason Delgado
Film Threat
80
Feb 22, 2024

Perfect Days encourages a sort of radical presentness in our own lives – learning how to truly connect with our existence, even when it’s difficult or causes us to confront unpleasant truths.

Hannah Strong
Little White Lies
75
Feb 15, 2024

Wenders structures the film episodically, so characters, such as a goofy co-worker, a homeless man and a suddenly appearing relative, come and go from Hirayama’s life. Thus the story relies on Yakusho to carry this movie, and that he does.

Metacritic review by G. Allen Johnson
G. Allen Johnson
San Francisco Chronicle