CATDOLL: How is the live-action movie adaptation of Kyoto Animation's "Hyouka" "I'm Curious"?

The TV animation "Hyouka" is adapted by Kyoto Animation from the novel "Classic Series" by Japanese mystery novelist Honobu Yonezawa, and is titled "Hyouka", the first part of the series. This work was released in 2012 and was well received at the time. Even now, "Hyouka" has a great influence. Recently, Kadokawa Films officially announced that this work will be released as a live-action movie. The comic adaptation of the little prince Yamazaki Kento will play the male protagonist Oreki Houtarou, and the female protagonist Chitanda Eru will be played by Alice Hirose.

I feel that recently, Kento Yamazaki has starred in quite a few live-action movies adapted from anime, and he is in "One Week Friends", "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" and "The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.", which will be released next year. He is truly the little prince of anime adaptations. But I feel that in front of the high-quality animation produced by Kyoto Animation, it is quite difficult for this live-action version to succeed.

Oreki Houtarou, a high school student whose motto is energy conservation, joins the "Classics Club" which is on the verge of disbanding for a small reason. There are three members of the Classics Club, including the curious heroine Chitanda Eru, and Ihara Mayaka and Fukube Satoshi, whom he has known since junior high school. The four of them use Kamiyama High School as the stage to reason about events one by one in a youth school mystery drama. "I'm curious!" Houtarou's quiet and gray high school life changed because of Eru's words.