Akai Ito

Started by Takoyama · 6 Dec 2008 · 29 replies

Linked dramaAkai Ito 2008 · Fuji TV

Drama Discussion Page 2 of 2

23 Feb 2009, 17:26 #22
That looks interesting, she seems to be ... have a good upbringing.
Thanks for the link. :)

Watched the first 3 episodes. I don't think the writing is particularly special, but almost everything else about this were top-notch. Even though I like what I have seen so far, the later episodes could be tragic, I may not continue...
25 Feb 2009, 06:22 #23
I am wondering and hope that someone can answer. I searched on the net trying to find out how the movie and drama are connected, but cant find a good answer.

I have seen the first 2 episodes and found out about the movie. So my question is,if anyone knows. Can I watch the drama without seeing the movie? Or should I wait not to loose a lot of the story?

Someone said that the drama from episode 3-7 covers the movie, but I don't know it thats a fact. I really liked the 2 first episodes and don't want to ruin anything by not understanding.
25 Feb 2009, 08:10 #24
kewell wrote:
I am wondering and hope that someone can answer. I searched on the net trying to find out how the movie and drama are connected, but cant find a good answer.

I have seen the first 2 episodes and found out about the movie. So my question is,if anyone knows. Can I watch the drama without seeing the movie? Or should I wait not to loose a lot of the story?

Someone said that the drama from episode 3-7 covers the movie, but I don't know it thats a fact. I really liked the 2 first episodes and don't want to ruin anything by not understanding.



Did you not read the 2nd post in this thread?


Takoyama wrote:Here's the kicker:

It will have the same cast and staff working on both the big screen and small screen versions, and the two will be closely connected. The drama series will start in December 6, with the first two episodes laying the foundation of the story. Then the movie will pick up the plot when it opens on December 20, incorporating the novel's main storyline and adding original elements. After that, the drama will continue to develop and finish off the story. --Tokyograph
25 Feb 2009, 10:06 #25
kewell wrote:
Someone said that the drama from episode 3-7 covers the movie


I read the same on LJ. In fact, they were saying those episodes (I'm not sure about the numbers) are an extended version of the movie.
25 Feb 2009, 19:46 #26
Yes I did read the post. But still that does not explain it all. And this is the line that makes me wonder.


After that, the drama will continue to develop and finish off the story. --Tokyograph



As xploring also points out :

I read the same on LJ. In fact, they were saying those episodes (I'm not sure about the numbers) are an extended version of the movie.


That was the reason I asked. And hoped someone who have seen both maybe could clear up.
24 Mar 2009, 20:10 #27
this is nice. i've finished it alr.
but its abit draggy for me. but th ending was fine. ((:
28 Oct 2009, 18:52 #28
I love this drama!!!


everything is perfect in this drama! :woot:
4 Dec 2009, 00:24 #29
is it worth watching? hmmm ...... just like Mizobata Junpei

:inlove:
17 Jul 2013, 04:40 #30
kewell wrote:
I have seen the first 2 episodes and found out about the movie. So my question is,if anyone knows. Can I watch the drama without seeing the movie? Or should I wait not to loose a lot of the story?

Someone said that the drama from episode 3-7 covers the movie, but I don't know it thats a fact. I really liked the 2 first episodes and don't want to ruin anything by not understanding.


I don't understand why they did it this way. I just finished watching the movie and it really doesn't add anything. If you watch just the drama you get to see everything, and if you watch the movie first, you're going know how the drama turns out, so what's the point of watching it? :crazy:

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