bmwracer wrote: Sunao has a lot of problems, too, I'm sorry to say. :sweat:
Ah. A fanboy capable of detached, objective thought! A rare specimen, indeed... :naughty:
bmwracer wrote:
A protege of yours? :)
Good heavens, no! :sweat: jicks is fantastic, and her style is entirely her own. :thumbsup: (I think she even mentioned once that she's a J-Do member.) I stumbled across her blog late last year and instantly became a fan. I think we're kind of each other's fans, lol. (Of course, our mutual obsession with KimuTaku has absolutely nothing to do with it... :beaten:)
Lol, you really oughtta be reading more (fangirl) blogs, beemer. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote: Sunao has a lot of problems, too, I'm sorry to say. :sweat:
Ah. A fanboy capable of detached, objective thought! A rare specimen, indeed... :naughty:
Absolutely.
I'm a fanboy, but not a deluded one (like most). :mrgreen:
As I've mentioned in the past, Juri-chan's been typically better than the material she's been in (Last Friends, Jodan ja Nai!, Sunao, to name a few)... Her talent agency needs to be more selective. :sweat:
Lol, you really oughtta be reading more (fangirl) blogs, beemer. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Worth one viewing, for sure... But I wouldn't say it's re-watchable.
Agreed. Any drama with Juri-chan and Eita is worth at least one viewing for that reason alone. Both are top quality performers whose interactions on screen exemplify the best of acting despite how poor or unforgettable the drama itself is.
Kijinnmaru wrote:Agreed. Any drama with Juri-chan and Eita is worth at least one viewing for that reason alone. Both are top quality performers whose interactions on screen exemplify the best of acting despite how poor or unforgettable the drama itself is.
Yup.
And that's one of my criteria for what makes a drama or movie really good/great: re-watchability. :victory:
Sorry if this has been covered before, but does DBSK/Tohoshinki have an insert song in Sunao ni Narenakute? I tried doing a halfassed attempt at googling for the info, but I couldn't find anything.
sadacori wrote:Sorry if this has been covered before, but does DBSK/Tohoshinki have an insert song in Sunao ni Narenakute? I tried doing a halfassed attempt at googling for the info, but I couldn't find anything.
i've just finished watching this last sunday~ and to be honest i kinda like it, and this is the first drama i've watched from Juri Ueno and Eita <3 i love them both becoz of this.
but the reason i watch this drama was becoz of Jejung i'm his fan as a singer/dancer. LOL..
i wont say this is one of the best Jdorama's ive watch so far but this one is ahh..how'd i put it into words? watchable. passable. i like this one better than Yamapi's kurosagi which i drop at episode 5. LOL
yaney wrote:i've just finished watching this last sunday~ and to be honest i kinda like it, and this is the first drama i've watched from Juri Ueno and Eita <3 i love them both becoz of this.
but the reason i watch this drama was becoz of Jejung i'm his fan as a singer/dancer. LOL..
i wont say this is one of the best Jdorama's ive watch so far but this one is ahh..how'd i put it into words? watchable. passable. i like this one better than Yamapi's kurosagi which i drop at episode 5. LOL
You really need to watch Nodame: Juri-chan and Eita are in that drama as well. :mrgreen:
I don't exactly remember how I found out about the series, but having seen that it was Eita and Juri once again meant I would watch it. Although, having been exposed to the insanity that was Last Friends when it was still airing meant having to prepare for the worst.
Gah. Disjointed storyline with underdeveloped plot threads, full of tropes, and then the choice of music (there is a time and place to listen to The Ting Tings, and it's not here)... the only consolation here is that at least it wasn't about rape and abuse.
These stars need better vehicles for their acting; understood that the agencies are still in control of the shows and the stars in them, but it's sad to see good actors making do in these situations.