Yeah, he even has other girls that want him to do that stuff to them and he turns them down flat. He's a one woman man.

Altho I do argue that while she doesn't necessarily hate it, she does get very embarrassed sometimes by him doing it in public.

I like all the venom movies. Tho the first was definitely the best. Of those other three movies, madam Web was the only one that even looked interesting to me, and I still haven't watched it yet.

What stereotype? It's realistic for someone to have issues with another language. Especially when they grow up in a backwater village in the middle of nowhere.

She'd never been to Japan, probably didn't have a lot of Japanese visitors. Her speaking any at all is out of the usual.

Her broken Japanese was realistic, not problematic.

Problematic is the so called fans complaining about it. It's like demanding that foreigners who just came to America speak flawless English.

There's no such thing as a wholly new story. There's gonna be overlap. Considering that Brigsby Bear is not a household name around here, there's a very, very real chance that the Japanese author didn't know about it.

I'm American, and a fan of Mark Hamill, and I barely that movie coming out. Never seen it, and can't tell you the story. Except for what I read here.

There are plenty of other movies with some of the same concepts. Kid raised in bunker, doesn't know about the real world, etc. Jim Carrey had a big one.

Unless the author itted to the plagiarism, this was definitely premature.