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“Toshimaen” is a Japanese horror-thriller film, also known as "Eiga: Toshimaen", directed by Hiroshi Takahashi, starring actors Rie Kitahara, Kojima Fujiko, Nana Asakawa, and Ruka Matsuda, based on a real-life urban legend. The story is about a college student, Hayashi, who returns to the amusement park "Toshimaen" with her high school friends and unexpectedly, they heard the rumored secret curse on the Internet. Driven by curiosity, they came to an ancient western-style building and knocked on the door. Unexpectedly, this behavior led to a series of terrorist phenomena. Not only did their friends disappear one after another, but Hayashi gradually found the terrible truth hidden behind paradise in the process.

"The Final Chapter of the Play" is a Japanese musical romance film released in 2020, also known as "Daytime Recital", directed by Hiroshi Nishitani, starring Masaharu Fukuyama and Yuriko Ishida, and based on the best-selling novel by Keiichiro Hirano. When Maki Noe finally has the courage to tell Yoko how he feels about her, but Yoko is already someone else's fiancee, why do the strangers, who have only met three times, decide that they are the love of their lives？

“The Last Thing He Wanted” is a Netflix Watch Online American suspense thriller film directed by Dee Rees and starring Anne Hathaway, Ben Affleck, and Willem Dafoe, based on Joan Didion's 1996 novel of the same name, the plot follows Washington reporter Elena, driven by her inner sin to carry out an assignment for her father, only to be drawn into an incident she herself is tracking for no apparent reason, but The unfathomable inside story also leaves her confused and shocked.

I wish I hadn't seen this movie.

At the 2020 Oscars, Netflix releases such as "The Irishman," "Marriage Story" and "The two Popes" were nominated for a total of 24 awards, but only took home two when the final list of winners was announced. Perhaps the Oscars are not friendly to online video platforms, so it is a pity that these works cannot be further seen, but thinking about the reason for the judges' hostility, besides the fact that it changes people's viewing habits and affects the theater box office, from a viewer's point of view, I would like to ask that although Netflix has the ability to be nominated for many Oscars, before finding the above-mentioned excellent works, we How much time do we have to waste on the website to click on many other movies like "The Last Thing He Wanted" that make people shake their heads in disbelief?