Toyokawa Etsushi

Started by 7th-key · 29 Mar 2011 · 118 replies

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9 Apr 2011, 04:35 #81
Yatta!

My download of the dog movie is complete... hopefully, I'll get a chance to watch it this weekend. :victory:
9 Apr 2011, 05:24 #82
bmwracer wrote:Yatta!

My download of the dog movie is complete... hopefully, I'll get a chance to watch it this weekend. :victory:


Sweet! I'm watching it tomorrow but I hope it's not sad. I hope it's good but I don't want to watch anything sad for a long time. Tired of watching those types. If it's sad then I'll have to put it on the shelf for now. Too much sad stuff gets to me after a while... :ohcrap:
9 Apr 2011, 05:37 #83
iluvasiandrama wrote:Sweet! I'm watching it tomorrow but I hope it's not sad. I hope it's good but I don't want to watch anything sad for a long time. Tired of watching those types. If it's sad then I'll have to put it on the shelf for now. Too much sad stuff gets to me after a while... :ohcrap:

I hear ya: life's tough enough as it is without getting put through the wringer by a movie. :sweat:
10 Apr 2011, 13:24 #84
Okay, I watched 10 Promises To My Dog.

Like 7th-key said earlier, it's your typical sentimental dog movie... Not bad, but not great, either.

There's an underlying sadness to the story, to be sure... I thought it was a worthwhile movie to watch, just to see Etsushi-san in a different role from his intense, domineering performance in Go...

And his character in this movie was a polar opposite: kooky, unsure, and considerably more likable. :)
10 Apr 2011, 13:44 #85
bmwracer wrote:Okay, I watched 10 Promises To My Dog.

Like 7th-key said earlier, it's your typical sentimental dog movie... Not bad, but not great, either.

There's an underlying sadness to the story, to be sure... I thought it was a worthwhile movie to watch, just to see Etsushi-san in a different role from his intense, domineering performance in Go...

And his character in this movie was a polar opposite: kooky, unsure, and considerably more likable. :)


still 7% downloading 10 Promises To My Dog in AsiaTorrent :mrgreen:
11 Apr 2011, 00:16 #86
ingesz wrote:still 7% downloading 10 Promises To My Dog in AsiaTorrent :mrgreen:

Have you tried asiandvdclub.org?
11 Apr 2011, 02:44 #87
iluvasiandrama wrote:I would like to know what you think about Hula Girls before I put it on my list.

I watched Hula Girls I found it so so.
The actors' performance was good all around.
It had important themes like the coal industry depression and emancipation but I felt the story falling in some standard patters. The hula dancing part wasn't inspirational either.
But maybe it was just the fact, that some themes (coal industry depression, dancing, acceptance, different time period) made me compare it to the excellent "Billy Eliot" (UK, 2000).
11 Apr 2011, 06:58 #90
7th-key wrote:
I watched Hula Girls I found it so so.
The actors' performance was good all around.
It had important themes like the coal industry depression and emancipation but I felt the story falling in some standard patters. The hula dancing part wasn't inspirational either.
But maybe it was just the fact, that some themes (coal industry depression, dancing, acceptance, different time period) made me compare it to the excellent "Billy Eliot" (UK, 2000).


Thanks, I will skip that one. Your review seems pretty consist with others and the trailers on IMDB. Not my cup of tea.
11 Apr 2011, 07:10 #91
^ What about 10 Promises To My Dog?
11 Apr 2011, 07:26 #92
I finished 10 promises to my dog. I have to stay away from the movies for a while, I am too much of a critic. I found myself laughing when I probably shouldn't have. Strange... :rofl:

I will say this that there were some funny parts where I did chuckle a little but it wasn't sad at all. I question the ending and the length of this movie was really too long.

But when Etsushi
Spoiler — click to reveal cried in his wife's lap, it was so real! He seems like he can really identify with losing someone and grief. It brought me back to Asheiteru (sorry spelling). He really does cry hard. I couldn't stand to see it but it was short so that was good. When the dog tried on the box hat thing... that was funny he ended up with a square head. hahaha.

Hey I have seen that house in a few dramas. That backyard looks very similar to the one in Hotaru no Hikari with a few slight changes. Way too familiar. That auditorium Hiroshi played in was from Nodame Cantabile, No? I know it was from there :hehe:


IDK, I like to see Etsushi-san in love-hate tension dramas :mrgreen:
11 Apr 2011, 07:31 #93
oh, almost forgot
Spoiler — click to reveal my parents did us the same way when we were studying music, no pop music, just classical unless we were instructed otherwise by teachers.


I looked at my cousin and laughed that part was wayy to personal :mrgreen:
11 Apr 2011, 11:49 #94
iluvasiandrama wrote:I finished 10 promises to my dog. I have to stay away from the movies for a while, I am too much of a critic. I found myself laughing when I probably shouldn't have. Strange... :rofl:

I will say this that there were some funny parts where I did chuckle a little but it wasn't sad at all. I question the ending and the length of this movie was really too long.

I thought it was all rather predictable and melodramatic at times... I liked Etsushi's kookiness, but he needs to shave that cheesy mustache/goatee-ish thing, 'cause it looks... Cheesy. :beaten:

He obviously can't grow one (like myself), so he shouldn't bother. :mrgreen:
11 Apr 2011, 16:13 #95
bmwracer wrote:
Have you tried asiandvdclub.org?


just finish register in asiandvdclub.org.. and I was surprised to see all the files is over 3GB :nut: :nut: :nut:

it just to hard for me to download a very big file :bonk:
11 Apr 2011, 21:32 #96
ingesz wrote:just finish register in asiandvdclub.org.. and I was surprised to see all the files is over 3GB :nut: :nut: :nut:

it just to hard for me to download a very big file :bonk:

Gomen gomen... :sweat:

All or most of the films available there at DVD rips, so they're typically 3GB or larger.
12 Apr 2011, 02:20 #97
bmwracer wrote:[...] but he needs to shave that cheesy mustache/goatee-ish thing, 'cause it looks... Cheesy. :beaten:

He obviously can't grow one (like myself), so he shouldn't bother. :mrgreen:

:hehe:
and while on the beard topic, from 20th Century Boys - Final Chapter:

[image] :hehe:
12 Apr 2011, 02:48 #98
^ Ahh, that's better... Too bad he didn't grow it. :P
12 Apr 2011, 10:36 #99
Ha Ha. Is it a reverse goatee. Some girl must have told him it was hot. :mrgreen:
12 Apr 2011, 11:48 #100
iluvasiandrama wrote:Ha Ha. Is it a reverse goatee. Some girl must have told him it was hot. :mrgreen:

You, maybe? :mrgreen: :rofl:

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