Ao Haru Ride Live Action Movie Eng Sub 31l
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Ao Haru Ride received several adaptations during its run. A novelization by Akiko Abe ran in Cobalt. In 2014, a limited edition drama CD adaptation was released to promote the then-upcoming anime television series by Production I.G, which aired in July 2014. A live-action film adaptation was later released in December 2014.
The title consisted of individual readings for the characters used for the word \"youth\" (青春, seishun), which were \"blue\" (青, ao) and \"spring\" (春, haru).[11] The phrase was then followed by the word \"ride\" because Sakisaka envisioned the image of \"riding on youth.\"[11] Sakisaka had decided to have the title read \"Aoharide\" instead of \"Ao Haru Ride\" because the sounds flowed better.[11] The logo was designed by Yasuhisa Kawatani.[12] The bottom of the original Japanese logo contained the English text, \"The scent of air after the rain. I heard your pulse. I saw the light.\" Kawatani drew inspiration from the song \"I Saw the Light\" by Todd Rundgren while designing the logo.[13] In Viz Media's English translation, the subtitle was reworded into, \"The scent of air after the rain... In the light around us, I felt your heartbeat.\"[14]
A live action film directed by Takahiro Miki was released on 13 December 2014, starring Tsubasa Honda as Futaba Yoshioka and Masahiro Higashide as Kou Mabuchi.[5] Additional cast members included Izumi Fujimoto as Yuri Makita, Yua Shinkawa as Shuko Murao, Ryō Yoshizawa as Aya Kominato, and Yū Koyanagi as Mr. Tanaka.[5] Yudai Chiba and Mitsuki Takahata later joined the cast as Toma Kikuchi and Yui Narumi.[9] The film was first announced in March 2014 through Bessatsu Margaret.[7] To prepare for the role, Honda received hair extensions about 20 cm long in order to look more like Futaba.[5] The film's theme song is \"Kirari\" by Ikimono-gakari.[61] The film's soundtrack was released on 10 December 2014, featuring other artists including Rina Sumioka, Silent Siren, and Negoto.[62]
Most people reading this are probably already familiar with Ao Haru Ride. There is a hit 12-episode anime based on the manga, a light novel series, and even a live action movie based on the manga, and the popularity is well deserved! 1e1e36bf2d