The most interesting thing about the beginning of this movie is how Black Jack didn’t want to even get involved with it. Their insides aging is the end result of the disease. It’s a virus that started with normal people over performing in the Olympics, then many other things, then the reality hitting them. It’s a 90-minute movie with the sole focus on the famous and intelligent, but unlicensed doctor by the name of Black Jack (Kuro Hazama) working hard with professionals to solve an epidemic from the super human virus.

This is an adaptation of a character from the great mind of Osamu Tezuka and directed by the amazing Osamu Dezaki. Not what is actual truth of this virus, but what some stupid people think could be the case. An epidemic with a massive, corporate conspiracy behind it. That should tell you a lot what this movie is about. The second one is watching and talking about Black Jack: The Movie means talking about an absolutely tone-deaf subject thing in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic we are facing right now. Two more talented bloggers that knew how to tackle Kyousougiga unlike me. With that thought, go look at Irina’s post and Pinkies’ post from a while ago. Even compared to Kaiba and Tatami Galaxy where the words just flew for me. There is just something that goes beyond explanation when writing about this series. Usually I would dive in and see what happens when I write it, but I’ve been staring at too many blank word processer screens when doing that with this series for that to work. The problem is that this is one of the few times that I’ve ever had a loss for words on what to say on something when writing about on something for this blog. Wanted to, but have continually failed time and time again.

The first one is this post is a replacement for the Kyousougiga post that I really wanted to write. Ok, I’m going to be honest with all of you on two things.

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