Michael Ordoña
The Los Angeles Times
You've probably never seen anything like "Big Man Japan" ("Dai-Nipponjin," literally "Great Japanese"). It's a mockumentary following an ordinary schmo who goes to work as a skyscraper-size Japanese superhero, the kind who takes on mammoth insects in '50s monster movies.
The brainchild of renowned Japanese comedy figure Hitoshi Matsumoto, the film presents the hero in his normal, human size as a profoundly lonely figure, as Dai-Nipponjin is severely underappreciated by the public he protects. [...]
di Michael Ordoña, articolo completo (1211 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 15 maggio 2009
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