I saw this cute hilarious Japanese movie, Waterboys, probably about 5 years ago. Recently I stumbled upon it online while cross-referencing some materials for movie. I decided to watch it again.Waterboys tells of a story of friendship and never-say-die attitude amongst 5 teenage boys. Suzuki aspires to be a competitive swimmers but he never quite make the par. In fact his school teacher wishes that he could just give up trying.
One day a new swimming coach arrives at the boy's school. She is a young, sweet and pretty female teacher. Many boys decided to pick up swimming only to realise that she only teaches synchronised swimming! All the boys immediate quit swimming, leaving behind Suzuki and 4 other losers Sato, Satome, Ohta and Kanazawa. The team immediately falls apart when their swimming teacher ditches them to go on her maternity leave.
The adventure of the boys starts here. The team falls apart, with everyone going separate ways. Later they re-form on their own accord and seek help from a dolphin trainer who is only interested to make sure of them to clean the aquarium instead of actually coaching them. Through the thick and thin, the boys synchronise their loyalty to one another, become real friends to each other and a real team.
It is still a hilarious and touching movie to watch after all these years. It is quite a novelty to see boys doing synchronised swimming when this form of sport is still predominately female. I had a good laugh watching this movie.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 fairy clouds. Gotta to watch this!





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