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housedisam · 8 months

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Grace Jones in issey miyake.

#high fashion #fashion #haute couture #grace jones #issey miyake #inspo #fashion inspo #issey takahashi

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highdio · 26 days

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Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe: Poaching Seashore live action adaptation, key visual. Airs May 10th.

#jjba #jojo's bizarre adventure #thus spoke kishibe rohan #rohan kishibe #issey takahashi #mp #my4 #jojo no kimyou na bouken #jojo #tsrk #live action rohan #graphics library

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twilightronin · 7 months

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Meatball Machine - Junichi Yamamoto & Yudai Yamaguchi 2005

#Meatball Machine #Junichi Yamamoto #Yudai Yamaguchi #Aoba Kawai #Issey Takahashi

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amethystsoda · 1 year

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Issey Takahashi testing the new Heaven’s Door book face filter on instagram (As promo for the upcoming Rohan at the Louvre live action)!

Here’s the qr code link if you’d like to try it yourself:

#heaven’s door #issey takahashi #rohan kishibe #rohan at the louvre #jjba #rohan kishiBAE

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geeloak · 4 months

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FOUND OUT ISSEY IS BEING CASTED AS BLACK JACK. I LITERALLY TWEETED THIS A WHILE AGO IM GONNA LOSE MY SHIT OH MY GOD

#black jack #issey takahashi #black jack tezuka #tezuka star system #kuroo hazama #tezuka osamu

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cynthia39100 · 7 months

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Rohan au Louvre - live action

(Some spoilers)

Regardless of my Issey fan + Jojo fan filter, I think this is a good movie. It is filled with strong Japanese-style beauty and horror. A lot of images and emotions lingered for a long time.

It is impressive that they used minimum CGI to create the maximum effect. The "reality" of the whole story increases tremendously because of it. I also like that while it's a horror story, every shot is visually beautiful. It actually intensifies the horridness.

The climax in the museum basement was seriously terrifying. I almost regretted seeing it since I have a low tolerance for that kind of thing. The way you suddenly realised you were staring at the painting after several seconds into the scene was perfect. And horrifying. The drowning effect and the fire were also effective. Until that point none of the hallucination content was shown, so those effects felt very real. That painting was so impactful just by itself. I still can't get that image out of my head... It literally radiated hatred.

I appreciated Izumi so much in the movie. She not only saved Emma from her illusion and guilt, but she also saved me from potential nightmares. Her positivity never wavered and had the ability to put Rohan's life ( and the story) back to normal. She made my heart warm up so easily and I love her.

Admittedly some explanation of the story might not be necessary. For example the content of each person's hallucination or the full back story of Yamamura the painter. It eliminates the audience's imagination and the beauty of mystery in the first half. It's a shame, but it's the choice they made. I think it didn't lessen the movie's value and it's nice to see new things coming from the short original manga.

Finally, I just want to shout out how good an actor Issey Takahashi is!!! He is the perfect Rohan, which isn't the news, but he never stopped to amaze me with his acting. There was just so much to read in his slightest facial muscle movement. I especially love what he did when his own hallucination emerged. He looked so uncharacteristically vulnerable. When Nanase appeared, there was a moment when he looked almost like 17, even similar to the actor who played young Rohan. Also, him playing Yamamura who turned crazier towards art was gorgeous.

#rohan au louvre #thus spoke kishibe rohan #prime video #issey takahashi #issey takahashi related review

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cinemaronin · 1 year

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blank 13 (2017)