Plot: The Bastard and the Beautiful World's anthology approach differs a little from the classic format, as there's no true wrap-around segment, but a (loose) conclusion tying the different shorts together.
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November 06, 2021
A Japanese anthology sporting three oddball stories and a wrap-around segment that doesn't really wrap around the others, but bundles the conclusions of each short and saves them for the finale. It's a bit of an odd concept, it doesn't make too much sense to be honest, then again it's clear the directors were more concerned with creating something fresh and fun. The result is pretty successful too. Each story is cool in its own way, the actors are in on the joke and there are plenty of stand-out scenes, with Sono's segment sticking out as the best of the bunch.