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Fireworks (2017 film)

December 26, 2022

Fireworks (Japanese: 打ち上げ花火、下から見るか? 横から見るか?, Hepburn: Uchiage Hanabi, Shita kara Miru ka? Yoko kara Miru ka?, lit. "Skyrockets, Watch from Below? Watch from the Side?"), also known as Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom? is a 2017 Japanese animated romance film based on Shunji Iwai's live-action television film of the same name. It received mixed reviews from critics who praised it for music and animation, but criticized the narrative and characterization. It is the sixth highest-grossing anime film of 2017 and has grossed over $26 million worldwide. It was also released by Madman Entertainment,[3] Anime Limited[4] and GKIDS.[5]

Fireworks
Japanese theatrical teaser poster
Directed byAkiyuki Shinbō
Nobuyuki Takeuchi
Screenplay byHitoshi Ōne
Based onFireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?
by Shunji Iwai
Produced byJūnosuke Itō
Akiko Yodo
Starring
CinematographyRei Egami
Takayuki Aizu
Edited byRie Matsubara
Music bySatoru Kōsaki
Production
company
Distributed byToho
Release date
  • August 18, 2017 (2017-08-18)
Running time
90 minutes[1]
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese
Box officeUS$26.6 million[2]

Plot

Norimichi Shimada and Nazuna Oikawa live in the town of Moshimo (Japanese for "if"). The students make a bet regarding whether the fireworks are either round or flat in the sky. After Nazuna finds a small glass marble, she, Norimichi and Yusuke compete in the swimming pool race. Yusuke wins and Nazuna asks him to go on a date. Nazuna packs a suitcase and plans to leave home. Yusuke bails on the date and Nazuna is taken home by her mother. Norimichi throws the marble, wishing for luck and causing it to rewind time. Back when the race occurred, Norimichi wins this time around and Nazuna asks him on a date. They head to the train station, but are caught once again by Nazuna's mother and her fiance. Norimichi learns that the fireworks are flat and is aware he is in an alternate timeline. He wishes for another chance to escape with Nazuna. He throws the marble from a lighthouse and reverses time again. He helps her elude the family and board the train. They are caught again by the others. When Yusuke pushes the two off the balcony, Norimichi uses the marble once again, wishing for no one to see them. Time jumps back again and the train takes a different route, leaving the two in the same town encapsulated in a glass dome. After a pyrotechnician uses the marble as a leftover firework charge, it explodes in the sky. After seeing the future within the shard, Nazuna asks Norimichi where will they see next. The next day, the school notices the absence of Norimichi and Nazuna.

Voice cast

Character
Japanese[6][7] English[8]
Nazuna Oikawa (及川 なずな, Oikawa Nazuna) Suzu Hirose Brooklyn Nelson
A female student whose father died after the divorce. Though she does not have friends, she falls in love with Norimichi.
Norimichi Shimada (島田 典道, Shimada Norimichi) Masaki Suda Ryan Shanahan
A male student learning that fireworks are flat.
Yusuke Azumi (安曇 祐介, Azumi Yusuke) Mamoru Miyano Aaron Dalla Villa
Norimichi's friend. He believes Nazuna is in love with him or Norimichi.
Nazuna's mother Takako Matsu Julie Ann Taylor
An unnamed family woman of the latter. She and her fiancé plan to leave town.

Production

On December 7, 2016, the film was announced with a release date of August 2017.[9] Hitoshi Ōne added modern elements of the film.[10] The cast and crew were also announced.[6] On April 14, 2017, a second teaser trailer for the film was released.[11] A 30-second trailer, the third promotional video for the film, was released in June 2017.[12] The film's theme song, "Uchiage Hanabi", is performed by Daoko and Kenshi Yonezu.[12] The music video has garnered more than 500 million views on YouTube, and is 1050th place on Top Viewed Videos on YouTube.[13]

Release

The film premiered in Japan on August 18, 2017,[6] and in the United Kingdom on October 15, 2017.[14] It was distributed in 110 countries and regions in July 2017.[15] Edko Films Ltd released the film in Hong Kong on October 31, 2017.[16] Madman Entertainment released the film on October 5, 2017.[17][18] It was released in the United Kingdom on November 15, 2017.[19] Madness Entertainment released the film in Mexico on February 16, 2018.[20] GKIDS premiered the film in the United States on July 3, 2018, with the wide release on July 4, 2018.[21] To promote the release, GKIDS released the trailer and images on May 23, 2018.[22]

Reception

Box office

The film grossed ¥170 million from 133,000 admissions,[23] ¥295 million from 220,000 admissions in two days[24] and grossed a total of ¥460 million (US$4.2 million) within three days of the premiere across 296 theaters, ranking at No. 3.[25][26] The film placed at No. 4 on the second weekend.[27] It stayed at No. 4 on the third weekend, where it grossed ¥104 million from 78,000 admissions and earned a total of ¥1.1 billion.[28] The film had grossed ¥1.59 billion ($14,175,401) in Japan.[29] It grossed $26 million worldwide on 3 December 2017, including $10.7 million in China, Singapore, Malaysia and United Kingdom, and $15.3 million in other territories including Japan.[30] The film grossed $11,943,229 in China, $525,280 in North America, $46,664 in Thailand and Bolivia,[31] $191,137 in South Korea, and $91,155 in Spain and the United Kingdom,[32] for a global total of $28,097,465.

Critical response

On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 43% based on 30 reviews, with an average rating of 4.94/10. The site's critical consensus states "Fireworks seeks sparks in an ambitious blend of storytelling genres, but this misguided anime effort never truly takes flight".[33] On Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating, the film has a score 40 out of 100, based on 10 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[34] The film received praise before it was released from several critics and journalists. Musician Koremasa Uno lauded the voice acting and said the film "doesn't feel like a work from Iwai or Hitoshi Ōne, the scriptwriter. Rather, it feels more like the anime of the studio creating it, Shaft, and its producer, Genki Kawamura."[35] Film writer Tatsuya Masutō wrote on his Twitter account that the "expectations surrounding the film did not disappoint, and the anime could be better than the original live-action drama." He also noted that the anime is "more than just a remake" and the "90-minute run time compared to the 50-minute original helps add to the content".[35] Kim Morrissy of Anime News Network gave the film an "B" grade and applauded the "great music and voice acting" and the "simple yet emotionally compelling plot" but criticized the film's production values and visuals that "don't really add anything to the film except to broadcast that it was made by SHAFT".[36] Mark Schilling of The Japan Times gave the film a rating of 3½ out of 5 stars and praised the film's "pure-hearted love story". Mark concluded the review by writing, "Fireworks nails it again and again—or maybe that was just me, slipping back into long-ago dreams of the perfect girl gazing into my soul, forever out of reach."[37]

Accolades

Year Name of Competition Category Result Ref.
2017 41st Japan Academy Film Prize Animation of the Year Nominated [38]
2019 3rd Crunchyroll Anime Awards Best Film Nominated [39]

References

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External links

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Fireworks Japanese 打ち上げ花火 下から見るか 横から見るか Hepburn Uchiage Hanabi Shita kara Miru ka Yoko kara Miru ka lit Skyrockets Watch from Below Watch from the Side also known as Fireworks Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom is a 2017 Japanese animated romance film based on Shunji Iwai s live action television film of the same name It received mixed reviews from critics who praised it for music and animation but criticized the narrative and characterization It is the sixth highest grossing anime film of 2017 and has grossed over 26 million worldwide It was also released by Madman Entertainment 3 Anime Limited 4 and GKIDS 5 FireworksJapanese theatrical teaser posterDirected byAkiyuki ShinbōNobuyuki TakeuchiScreenplay byHitoshi ŌneBased onFireworks Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom by Shunji IwaiProduced byJunosuke ItōAkiko YodoStarringSuzu Hirose Masaki Suda Mamoru Miyano Takako MatsuCinematographyRei EgamiTakayuki AizuEdited byRie MatsubaraMusic bySatoru KōsakiProductioncompanyShaftDistributed byTohoRelease dateAugust 18 2017 2017 08 18 Running time90 minutes 1 CountryJapanLanguageJapaneseBox officeUS 26 6 million 2 Contents 1 Plot 2 Voice cast 3 Production 4 Release 5 Reception 5 1 Box office 5 2 Critical response 5 3 Accolades 6 References 7 External linksPlot EditNorimichi Shimada and Nazuna Oikawa live in the town of Moshimo Japanese for if The students make a bet regarding whether the fireworks are either round or flat in the sky After Nazuna finds a small glass marble she Norimichi and Yusuke compete in the swimming pool race Yusuke wins and Nazuna asks him to go on a date Nazuna packs a suitcase and plans to leave home Yusuke bails on the date and Nazuna is taken home by her mother Norimichi throws the marble wishing for luck and causing it to rewind time Back when the race occurred Norimichi wins this time around and Nazuna asks him on a date They head to the train station but are caught once again by Nazuna s mother and her fiance Norimichi learns that the fireworks are flat and is aware he is in an alternate timeline He wishes for another chance to escape with Nazuna He throws the marble from a lighthouse and reverses time again He helps her elude the family and board the train They are caught again by the others When Yusuke pushes the two off the balcony Norimichi uses the marble once again wishing for no one to see them Time jumps back again and the train takes a different route leaving the two in the same town encapsulated in a glass dome After a pyrotechnician uses the marble as a leftover firework charge it explodes in the sky After seeing the future within the shard Nazuna asks Norimichi where will they see next The next day the school notices the absence of Norimichi and Nazuna Voice cast EditCharacterJapanese 6 7 English 8 Nazuna Oikawa 及川 なずな Oikawa Nazuna Suzu Hirose Brooklyn NelsonA female student whose father died after the divorce Though she does not have friends she falls in love with Norimichi Norimichi Shimada 島田 典道 Shimada Norimichi Masaki Suda Ryan ShanahanA male student learning that fireworks are flat Yusuke Azumi 安曇 祐介 Azumi Yusuke Mamoru Miyano Aaron Dalla VillaNorimichi s friend He believes Nazuna is in love with him or Norimichi Nazuna s mother Takako Matsu Julie Ann TaylorAn unnamed family woman of the latter She and her fiance plan to leave town Production EditOn December 7 2016 the film was announced with a release date of August 2017 9 Hitoshi Ōne added modern elements of the film 10 The cast and crew were also announced 6 On April 14 2017 a second teaser trailer for the film was released 11 A 30 second trailer the third promotional video for the film was released in June 2017 12 The film s theme song Uchiage Hanabi is performed by Daoko and Kenshi Yonezu 12 The music video has garnered more than 500 million views on YouTube and is 1050th place on Top Viewed Videos on YouTube 13 Release EditThe film premiered in Japan on August 18 2017 6 and in the United Kingdom on October 15 2017 14 It was distributed in 110 countries and regions in July 2017 15 Edko Films Ltd released the film in Hong Kong on October 31 2017 16 Madman Entertainment released the film on October 5 2017 17 18 It was released in the United Kingdom on November 15 2017 19 Madness Entertainment released the film in Mexico on February 16 2018 20 GKIDS premiered the film in the United States on July 3 2018 with the wide release on July 4 2018 21 To promote the release GKIDS released the trailer and images on May 23 2018 22 Reception EditBox office Edit The film grossed 170 million from 133 000 admissions 23 295 million from 220 000 admissions in two days 24 and grossed a total of 460 million US 4 2 million within three days of the premiere across 296 theaters ranking at No 3 25 26 The film placed at No 4 on the second weekend 27 It stayed at No 4 on the third weekend where it grossed 104 million from 78 000 admissions and earned a total of 1 1 billion 28 The film had grossed 1 59 billion 14 175 401 in Japan 29 It grossed 26 million worldwide on 3 December 2017 including 10 7 million in China Singapore Malaysia and United Kingdom and 15 3 million in other territories including Japan 30 The film grossed 11 943 229 in China 525 280 in North America 46 664 in Thailand and Bolivia 31 191 137 in South Korea and 91 155 in Spain and the United Kingdom 32 for a global total of 28 097 465 Critical response Edit On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes the film has an approval rating of 43 based on 30 reviews with an average rating of 4 94 10 The site s critical consensus states Fireworks seeks sparks in an ambitious blend of storytelling genres but this misguided anime effort never truly takes flight 33 On Metacritic which assigns a normalized rating the film has a score 40 out of 100 based on 10 critics indicating mixed or average reviews 34 The film received praise before it was released from several critics and journalists Musician Koremasa Uno lauded the voice acting and said the film doesn t feel like a work from Iwai or Hitoshi Ōne the scriptwriter Rather it feels more like the anime of the studio creating it Shaft and its producer Genki Kawamura 35 Film writer Tatsuya Masutō wrote on his Twitter account that the expectations surrounding the film did not disappoint and the anime could be better than the original live action drama He also noted that the anime is more than just a remake and the 90 minute run time compared to the 50 minute original helps add to the content 35 Kim Morrissy of Anime News Network gave the film an B grade and applauded the great music and voice acting and the simple yet emotionally compelling plot but criticized the film s production values and visuals that don t really add anything to the film except to broadcast that it was made by SHAFT 36 Mark Schilling of The Japan Times gave the film a rating of 3 out of 5 stars and praised the film s pure hearted love story Mark concluded the review by writing Fireworks nails it again and again or maybe that was just me slipping back into long ago dreams of the perfect girl gazing into my soul forever out of reach 37 Accolades Edit Year Name of Competition Category Result Ref 2017 41st Japan Academy Film Prize Animation of the Year Nominated 38 2019 3rd Crunchyroll Anime Awards Best Film Nominated 39 References Edit Fireworks Should We See It From the Side or the Bottom The Japan Times Archived from the original on August 19 2017 Retrieved August 19 2017 Fireworks Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom 2017 film The Numbers Retrieved October 21 2020 Madman September 27 2017 Fireworks Official Trailer 2 YouTube Retrieved June 2 2018 Fireworks Fireworks official website Anime Limited Archived from the original on September 1 2018 Retrieved June 2 2018 In cinemas from 15th November Fireworks Get Tickets GKIDS Films Retrieved June 2 2018 a b c Ressler Karen December 7 2016 Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Drama Gets Anime Film From SHAFT Anime News Network Archived from the original on March 21 2017 Retrieved March 20 2017 Hodgkins Crystalyn June 12 2017 Shaft Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Anime Film Reveals 5 More Cast Members Anime News Network Archived from the original on June 17 2017 Retrieved June 12 2017 GKIDS Films GKIDSfilms June 22 2018 Excited to see FIREWORKS on the big screen Check out the English Dub cast now FIREWORKS comes into theaters in both sub and dub July 3 5 amp 7 Tickets bit ly 2x6167a FireworksMovie Tweet Retrieved 2018 11 03 via Twitter Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Drama Gets Anime Film From SHAFT Anime News Network December 8 2016 Retrieved December 12 2020 eiga com News December 8 2016 岩井俊二の傑作 打ち上げ花火 下から見るか 横から見るか 大根仁 新房昭之でアニメ映画化 eiga com in Japanese Archived from the original on March 22 2017 Retrieved March 20 2017 Komatsu Mikikazu April 14 2017 Shaft s Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Film 2nd Trailer Introduces Anime Version Characters Crunchyroll Archived from the original on August 14 2017 Retrieved May 28 2017 a b Ressler Karen June 27 2017 Shaft Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Anime Film s Promo Previews Theme Song by Kenshi Yonezu Daoko Anime News Network Archived from the original on July 1 2017 Retrieved July 4 2017 DAOKO October 26 2017 DAOKO 米津玄師 打上花火 MUSIC VIDEO DAOKO x Kenshi Yonezu Uchiage Hanabi Music Video daoko jp YouTube Retrieved January 8 2021 Hodgkins Crystalyn May 26 2017 New Film Releases Scheduled in British Cinemas Anime News Network Retrieved May 28 2017 Sherman Jennifer July 11 2017 Shaft Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Anime Film Reveals 3rd Trailer Release in 110 Countries Anime News Network Archived from the original on July 15 2017 Retrieved July 11 2017 Pineda Rafael Antonio July 28 2017 English Subtitled Trailer for Shaft Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Film Streamed Anime News Network Archived from the original on October 1 2017 Retrieved July 28 2017 Bortignon Tegan August 20 2017 Special Madman Announcements At SMASH 2017 Madman Entertainment Archived from the original on August 20 2017 Retrieved August 20 2017 Madman Entertainment Madman September 7 2017 Fireworks a new romantic fantasy from Studio Shaft is coming to cinemas across Australia and New Zealand Oct 5th fireworksfilm com au Tweet Retrieved April 17 2018 via Twitter Normanicgrav October 18 2017 Anime Limited Brings Fireworks to the UK Theatrical Screens this November Anime UK News Retrieved April 17 2018 Berruecos Pablo January 25 2018 Luces en el Cielo un intercambio cultural Mexico Japon Elliot Gama ONE Digital Retrieved January 27 2018 Ressler Karen March 16 2018 GKIDS Licenses Fireworks Anime Film Sets Summer Theatrical Release Anime News Network Retrieved March 16 2018 Carson Rene 23 May 2018 New photos and trailer for anime fantasy Fireworks Film Fetish Retrieved 23 May 2018 Sherman Jennifer August 19 2017 Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Anime Film Earns 170 Million Yen in 1 Day Anime News Network Archived from the original on March 16 2018 Retrieved August 19 2017 Komatsu Mikikazu August 22 2017 Japan Box Office Uchiage Hanabi Fireworks Delivers 295 Million Debut Ranking 3rd Crunchyroll Retrieved August 22 2017 Hodgkins Crystalyn August 21 2017 Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Anime Film Debuts at 3 at Japanese Box Office Anime News Network Archived from the original on March 16 2018 Retrieved August 21 2017 Schilling Mark August 22 2017 Japan Box Office High amp Low the Movie 2 Opens on Top Variety Penske Business Media Archived from the original on August 22 2017 Retrieved August 23 2017 Hodgkins Crystalyn August 28 2017 Fireworks Anime Film Ranks at 4 in 2nd Weekend at Japanese Box Office Anime News Network Retrieved April 17 2018 Pineda Rafael Antonio September 9 2017 Fireworks Anime Film Stays at 4 in 3rd Weekend at Japanese Box Office Anime News Network Retrieved April 17 2018 2017 Eiren Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan Retrieved 9 March 2019 McNary Dave December 3 2017 Box Office Coco Surges in China With 44 Million in Second Weekend Variety Penske Business Media Retrieved April 17 2018 Fireworks 2018 International Box Office Results Box Office Mojo Retrieved 9 March 2019 Uchiage Hanabi Shita Kara Miru ka Yoko Kara Miru ka 2017 International The Numbers Retrieved 9 March 2019 Fireworks 2018 Rotten Tomatoes Fandango Media Retrieved August 10 2020 Fireworks 2018 Metacritic Retrieved December 13 2018 a b Sherman Jennifer August 14 2017 Early Reviews Praise Shunji Iwai s Fireworks Anime Film Anime News Network Archived from the original on October 14 2017 Retrieved August 17 2017 Morrissy Kim August 23 2017 Fireworks Should We See it from the Side or the Bottom Anime News Network Archived from the original on August 28 2017 Retrieved August 23 2017 Schilling Mark August 23 2017 Fireworks Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom Will Japan fall in love with another pair of animated teens The Japan Times Archived from the original on August 23 2017 Retrieved August 23 2017 Pineda Rafael Antonio January 15 2018 Fireworks Napping Princess More Nominated for 41st Japan Academy Prize Anime News Network Retrieved January 16 2018 Loveridge Lynzee January 11 2019 Megalobox Devilman crybaby Dominate Crunchyroll Anime Award s Nominations Anime News Network Retrieved May 25 2022 External links EditOfficial website in Japanese Australia and New Zealand official website United Kingdom and Ireland official website United States and Canada official website Fireworks at Anime News Network s encyclopedia Fireworks at IMDb Fireworks at Metacritic Fireworks at Rotten Tomatoes Fireworks Premiere Event at Rotten Tomatoes Fireworks at Box Office Mojo Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Fireworks 2017 film amp oldid 1128453200, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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