Rn I feel I would pick ATID-203. One of the films that has endured countless rewatches.
Interestingly if I had to rank the criteria, mine would be the opposite of
@composite 's.
1. Acting. There's substantially more actresses who are pretty than there are who can act, so this is a far more valuable commodity for me. I'd also include direction. They can only act as much as the story allows them, and inversely, the story can allow them to show off their acting chops.
2. Scenario. There's really only one theme I stay away from and that's housewives. When it comes to r@pe they are the easiest victims so I don't feel the gratification, although there are exceptions, such as the arrogant neighbor series.
3. Actress. As mentioned, a vast majority of the ones I've seen are pretty. I'll take an above average girl who acts great over a pretty one who can't any day. Nanami Kawakami is really not my type and I don't find her attractive, but her acting is tremendous and I still watch her stuff.
