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I Like You, I Like You Very Much

I Like You, I Like You Very Much  ·  1994, Japan
5.1
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● Completed 🕑 1994

A young man begins to question his relationship with his boyfriend when he falls for a male stranger at a train station.

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A chance encounter at a bustling Tokyo train station ignites an irresistible spark in a young man already entangled in a committed relationship. Tormented by the growing distance with his live-in boyfriend, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to a mysterious stranger—their eyes locking across the platform, a silent promise of something more. As their paths keep crossing, the line between curiosity and obsession blurs, leading him into a whirlwind of emotional and physical discovery. This bold 1994 Japanese pink film fearlessly explores the raw, often messy facets of love, lust, and infidelity. With intense, explicit scenes and a lingering sense of melancholy, I Like You, I Like You Very Much captures the agonizing push-and-pull between comfort and desire, making it a provocative and unforgettable entry into classic queer cinema.

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trainspotting_heart
Apr 12, 2024
6/10
I get why some people hate it—the plot is thin and the acting is uneven. But as a romantic shipper who loves doomed, intense longing, the train station moments hit me hard. The chemistry between the leads is palpable even when the script falters.
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logicoverfeels
Aug 3, 2024
4/10
The whole thing feels like a series of explicit scenes loosely tied together by a barely sketched love triangle. The pacing drags, the dialogue is stilted, and I couldn't care about any of the characters. A classic example of style over substance.
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lens_and_light
Jan 20, 2025
7/10
From a cinematography standpoint, this film is a hidden gem. The use of warm, grungy lighting and tight framing on the train platform creates an almost voyeuristic tension. Yes, it's explicit, but the visual storytelling here is genuinely artistic for its era.
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ethically_minded
May 15, 2024
3/10
I struggled with the consent dynamics and the way infidelity is romanticized without any real consequence. The power imbalance between the two men felt uncomfortable, and I wish the film had taken a more critical stance rather than just eroticizing the turmoil.
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pink_film_aficionado
Sep 9, 2023
8/10
As a fan of vintage pink films, I found this incredibly bold for 1994. The male nudity and raw sexual energy are uncompromising. It's not for everyone, but it captures a specific queer melancholy that mainstream BL sanitizes. A must-see for genre completists.