k first off, i recommend you listen to Kizuna by Hi Fi Camp, amazingly epic song.
that takes care of and explains my music score. admittedly that's really the only noteworthy song, but man does it rock.

second, i really REALLLLLLLY love ayuka harase, let that be known.

also, how have i left this review unfinished for forever, how careless of me. but back on topic.

Cyborg She, aka Boku no Kanojo wa Saiborgu, aka my girlfriend's a cyborg is a really interesting movie to say the very least. The story is quite interesting, a boy who spends his birthdays alone by chance meets with a girl who he instantly clicks with, and has quite an interesting night with (no there is no sex), after which he never sees her again until much late when it turns out the girl was a cyborg sent from the future who ends up saving him from a potential killing. He then begins the struggle of having this cyborg and at the same time hiding that fate. Worse comes to worst when he begins to realize he is developing feelings for a emotionless robot.

Now i have much to say about the plot, but i feel any more i say would really be spoilers for a movie i feel you should watch and discover the finer intricacies of yourself. I must say this though, the plot sends you into a twist and in that one second it takes for it to register in your brain, the amazing of this plot hits you and you are like OH MAH GAWWWW. This drama really is trademark of the producer who made it, it had that flair for his style, and made sense when i realized who it was (take a moment to figure it out, it will make you want to watch it even more).

with that said, after you finish reading this review and this sentence i want you to go and begin watching this movie. now. kk? =D

-aznanimedude