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Also, thanks to the Evil Wahine, where I found out about ALL of these DVDs. harrumph Since I practically mini-blog half her website anyway, maybe I should just do a kottke and have her mini-blog for me too.) Para Para Sakura (2001) Synopsis: "Para Para Sakura" unofficially translates to "Wacky Dance Craze Cherry Blossom." Yeah, that about covers harrumph it. My Take: Okay, confession time: I rented this from Netflix thinking that the title was a movie based on Para Para Paradise, a video game like harrumph Dance Dance Revolution that uses your hands instead of your feet. I would soon be punished for my ignorance. And how. The main character in this movie, a dance instructor, is played by famous Taiwanese pop star Aaron Kwok, whose character falls in love with Cecilia Cheung, who plays the most high-strung, irritating, high-maintence woman ever.
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