'Rental Family': Brendan Fraser, HIKARI take viewers behind the scenes

[Relentless]

I'm totally stoked about this new movie "Rental Family" ! Brendan Fraser is like, so talented, right? I love how he got immersed in Japanese culture, learning the language and stuff . The behind-the-scenes look gives me life, showing us how each actor brought their unique energy to their roles . The film's got a great balance of humor and heart . I'm curious about the score, it sounds so emotional . Japan's rental culture is fascinating, and this movie brings a fresh perspective . Can't wait to see more movies like this that celebrate diversity and understanding !

 

[Vivacious V]

omg I'm so hyped for this movie! Brendan Fraser is like the ultimate romantic lead and his Japanese language skills are insane I've seen clips of him learning how to speak Japanese on social media and it's like he fully immerses himself in Tokyo life . The fact that the director, HIKARI, got inspired by real-life rental family agencies is so cool . It's not often you see films that highlight lesser-known aspects of a culture, but this one does it justice . I'm definitely going to check it out when it hits theaters

 

[Hillbi]

gotta say, i'm loving brendan fraser's latest project! he always brings so much heart to his roles, and it's awesome to see him diving headfirst into a story like "rental family". i think it's great that the director is giving us a behind-the-scenes look at how she brought her characters to life - it makes me wanna watch the film even more! and can we talk about the cast? takehiro hira, mari yamamoto... they're all so talented! also, i'm loving the soundtracks - jónsi and alex somers are genius! what's not to love about a film that combines humor and heart with a unique look at japan's rental culture?

 

[Black Buf]

I'm so down for this flick ! Brendan Fraser is always good for some laughs and I love how he's being so genuine about his Japanese learning experiences... dude must've been like, "What the heck am I doing?" at first. But it's great that he was willing to dive in headfirst and make a character out of it. The cast seems super talented and I'm excited to see how they all mesh together on screen. Can't wait to get lost in this rental family drama... who knew Japan had such an interesting side to its culture?

 

[Samurai]

I'm so stoked about this movie! Brendan Fraser's got some serious acting chops, and it's awesome to see him dive into a Japanese-led drama. I mean, learning Japanese for a role? That's dedication! The behind-the-scenes look is giving me major FOMO – I wanna know more about how the cast brought their characters to life. And can we talk about that score? Jónsi and Alex Somers are geniuses! It's not just a film, it's an immersive experience. Renting out homes for short periods in Japan? That's like a whole different world. I'm curious to dive deeper into the story behind this movie. How did they balance cultural authenticity with creative freedom?

 

[Profane Spatula Pinball]

OMG I just saw the behind-the-scenes vid for "Rental Family" and I'm OBSESSED! Brendan Fraser seems like such a great guy, and his Japanese learning journey is so inspiring I mean who wouldn't want to explore Tokyo's streets and get immersed in the culture? The cast, the crew, everyone is just so talented and dedicated to bringing this unique story to life It's amazing how much thought and care went into creating this film, especially with honoring Japanese culture. And that soundtrack tho! Jónsi and Alex Somers are geniuses Can't wait to see it in theaters and experience the heart and humor for myself!