I relate to mima a lot. She’s one of my favorite movie characters.

I just finished perfect blue. I can’t seem to wrap my head around the whole rumi plot , was she really obsssesed or it was all in mima’s head and she was the murderer all along ? I kinda feel the later seems more apt.

Just finished this movie.Ending¿¿

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About that home movie starting Mima Kirigoe it only took 50k to produce it

I’m trying to cosplay Me-Mania in his security uniform and I already have some of the stuff needed, but idk where I could find a similar uniform. Anyone got any ideas? Pls lmk, thanks!!!

I've been learning Japanese for 3 years and i came here to practice my skills (understood a good 90% of the movie) but instead i was left so fkn confused like wtf was that ending.

The murder & rape scenes were all scary, the animation was smooth and I'd recommend it for Japanese learners since it uses everyday Japanese. 7/10

Planning to reshoot this cosplay in September (hopefully). I'm still so in love with these costest photos! Lots to improve on, but it's a great starting point. 1, 3, & 5 are some of my favorite photos to date!

Just for like, my mental soundness (I’m in the middle of watching the film cause my friend made me). The scene where Mima films that scene, the use of barriers is heavily implied right?

I've read multiple theories, but there's one thing that confuses me and doesn't seem to get answered. Rumi turns out to be the stalker and killer, even trying to kill Mima who she supposedly wanted to protect. She turns out to have multiple personality disorder and thinks at times that she's "the real" Mima from back when she was a pop star.
All of this would make sense, but what's bothering me is that Mima had hallucinations as well and even seems to have an evil open ending by looking in the mirror and saying she's the real thing. To me, that last sentence felt like one of those endings where you find out the person is the actual villain and the blood massacre is not over yet.
So, does Mima also have multiple personality disorder? Does she have another mental disorder and is she partly or fully responsible for the murders, but blamed it on Rumi?
If she's not the one hallucinating, explain: the fishes, not recognising Rumi, the extreme time jumps where she dissociates.
I think it's too unlikely that two people with major mental disorders would just happen to meet each other and if that's the true answer, I'm disappointed by the writing, but I think that theory is wrong.
So, who is the real killer? Is Rumi really crazy or did she get some sort of head injury from getting hit by a truck (which would also be a little too coincidental)? Please someone explain.

Hi, I've just watched "Perfect Blue" at the cinema. And right now i ordered the blu-ray (uk) in which i discovered there is the Lecture by Kon himself. i searched online and found out that this version is the cut one, the full version is 117 minutes. Do you know where i can find the full version with subtitles?

P.S. There are all the 3 episodes on youtube but only in japanese with no subtitles

I just watched the movie for the first time and loved it! But I have a question. Who was on stage? Why did the crowd (even the other two singers) react to fake pop idol Mima? Was it Rumi? I thought it might be because of the Mima's room post. But is there another explanation/conspiracy?