I’m gonna keep this review short, as I mostly said the same stuff in my review for the first part- Seven days Monday-Thursday. It was a interesting yet welcoming experience to see how Shinos feelings changed throughout the week/3days of his pov we were shown. The movie captured the awkwardness and confusion surrounding teenage feelings really well and like last time, all their interactions were cute and made you smile. But due to the tension the end of the week brought aswell as uncertainty you could see Seiryo become gradually more panicked, aswell as Shino. I really enjoyed seeing their in school interactions and out of school interactions as they both found in eachother acceptance and love. I think I would probably rewatch the first instalment rather than the last just because it was less angst (start of the week, the innocent dual growth of feelings rather than worrying about the end of week). The ending was really beautiful and the final words on screen can’t help but make you feel sad that you won’t see their story anymore but happy that they got a happy ending. “Another new week has begun, where I can walk alongside you”. Seiryo and Shino both loved the others “flaws/imperfections” about their personality eg Shinos ever changing emotions and brash nature. They both truly love eachother and it was beautiful to see develop and bloom.
My favourite scene of Seiryo would probably be where He defends Shino against his ex’s straightforward nature, it was really nice to see how much he cared about Shino.
My favourite Shino scene would probably be where he is really happy at Seiryo saying he loved his personality, it was so innocent and adorable at his excitement at finally being accepted
My favourite scene of Seiryo and Shino together would probably be their kiss scene or the final 15 minutes at their confession and the beginning of Monday, with them still together. It was really beautiful to see.
Overall I give this a 10/10, a great continuation of the first movie and one that will leave you smiling at the innocence and beauty of the movie.