What dramas are you currently watching?

Wynter wrote:

Drama Boy's Gigeshare account. Want a hook up?

No thanks, I have that info. But I seem to have troubles with Gigeshare: It downloads fine up to a point, then stops and won't resume. I have found it on another site, but they use another upload site and each ep is split into 100MB chunks :(

On topic: Kimi Wa Petto ep 3

Wynter wrote:.......

There was a special???? :shocked: :shocked:

I only dled the batch that was up on D-addicts. Looks like i gotta check again :sweat: :sweat:

K.T.Tran wrote:

There was a special???? :shocked: :shocked:

I only dled the batch that was up on D-addicts. Looks like i gotta check again :sweat: :sweat:

For Kuitan? Yup! B-san mentioned it somewhere (prolly in the kuitan thread :doh:). You can find it on D-Addicts I believe.

Wynter wrote:

For Kuitan? Yup! B-san mentioned it somewhere (prolly in the kuitan thread :doh:). You can find it on D-Addicts I believe.

oh, ok. Will definitely look for it.


I'm thinking of whether or not i should continue back to Hana no Ran or Mukodono or was it Mokudono :sweat: :sweat: can't remember how that one is spelled :beaten:

K.T.Tran wrote:

oh, ok. Will definitely look for it.


I'm thinking of whether or not i should continue back to Hana no Ran or Mukodono or was it Mokudono :sweat: :sweat: can't remember how that one is spelled :beaten:

Mukudono...has your bro watched it yet?

Tu_triky wrote:

Mukudono...has your bro watched it yet?

nope......he was nailed down with college applications and now Finals week for him.

He did make it through Honey and Clover anime....i think he almost done with H&C II.

Currently watching orange days ep 3-4, btw guys is it true that there a drama movie (played by real actor) about honey and clover? If so, could give me the link please, onegai shimasu, I like the story and the character of honey and clover very much especially hagu and shinobu :woot:

oh my god what kind of a disasteruous dorama is Minami-kun no Koibito??!!! this thing is sooo horrid and full of rubbish! the ultimate lame-ness will drag you into despair making you get nightmares with fuckakyon in it!!! holy crap !!! If you thought Fighting Girl was bad, you'll probably die watching this. the theme was sooo lame, fuckakyon was like this plastic doll with no soul ( and what the hell did she do with her face? :bleh: ) her acting was... ups... i mean, her blabbing was so unbareable you'd probably prefer to watch your neigbour's dog do crap in the sidewalk. once you thought you were nearly saved from this near death experience when fuckakyon jumped into the river with big hope that she would die and not appear anymore in the dorama, nooooo.... ! she comes back! as this tiny little inhumane thingi that lives in a barbie house!!!

:bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:

i'll :bow: to anyone who's finished this one. hell you must have some kind of steel stomach

1/10

finished Taiyou no Uta movie

man this one is sooo good! if you liked the series, lou'll love this one. it's much better! I just realized that Yamada Takayuki is another lame fruityboy aterall. He was nothin compared to Tsukamoto Takashi! i thought it was very smart of the director/scriptwriter to let Tsukamoto Takashi do most of the talking instead of YUI, coz maybe b/c this is YUI's first time, she might ruin everything. but actually, she did good. I felt the chemistry between all the casts, it was strong. a very beautiful movie. i wanted to cry so badly when watching how it ends. i recommend this to everyone.

:applaud: :thumbsup:

9/10

also finished Tokyo Tower

a story about 2 rich young mature-married-women-sex&love-wanting gorgeous boys. The women in here are probably the 'real' desperate housewives. Talk about affairs. You're gonna get all the nasty ones in here. I like how everything turned out tho it was a bit slow at some parts. is this the reality of life? :hehe:

8/10

monta wrote:

finished Taiyou no Uta movie

man this one is sooo good! if you liked the series, lou'll love this one. it's much better! I just realized that Yamada Takayuki is another lame fruityboy aterall. He was nothin compared to Tsukamoto Takashi! i thought it was very smart of the director/scriptwriter to let Tsukamoto Takashi do most of the talking instead of YUI, coz maybe b/c this is YUI's first time, she might ruin everything. but actually, she did good. I felt the chemistry between all the casts, it was strong. a very beautiful movie. i wanted to cry so badly when watching how it ends. i recommend this to everyone.

:applaud: :thumbsup:

9/10

hahaha Another lame fruityboy :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I thought after he did that Sekai no Chuushin drama, i don't think its a good thing to see him in a some other kinda drama where he plays a boy who falls for a girl who he finds out has some kind of disease...

Glad to hear that you like the movie more.

btw, in the series version, did Sawajiri Erika sing and play guitar like Yui did??

K.T.Tran wrote:hahaha Another lame fruityboy :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

:lol: :lol:

How did I miss that???

Hilarious. :hehe: :hehe:

im abut to download Kimmi wa peto.... :victory:

K.T.Tran wrote:

hahaha Another lame fruityboy :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I thought after he did that Sekai no Chuushin drama, i don't think its a good thing to see him in a some other kinda drama where he plays a boy who falls for a girl who he finds out has some kind of disease...

Glad to hear that you like the movie more.

btw, in the series version, did Sawajiri Erika sing and play guitar like Yui did??

sawajiri erika played the guitar and sang in the series. You haven't heard her sing in her 3 songs? but who knows if she's not really playing it. it's definitely her voice tho. i don't know whether she can play it or not in real life. the series was an okay series and has this feeling that always makes you wanna watch the next episodes altho it's not that good
:beaten:

He paired with Takashi in Fireboys and now dueling in the Taiyou no Uta.
I guess Takashi won. Yamada Takayuki is just so unexpressive... lame

starting Engine! ( minami-kun no koibito deleted )

monta wrote:
sawajiri erika played the guitar and sang in the series. You haven't heard her sing in her 3 songs? but who knows if she's not really playing it. it's definitely her voice tho. i don't know whether she can play it or not in real life. the series was an okay series and has this feeling that always makes you wanna watch the next episodes altho it's not that good

Sawajiri did perform those songs. In fact she released a CD of songs she sang in the drama under the name of the heroine, Amane Karou:

Taiyou no Uta - Amane Kaoru
http://www.sendspace.com/file/po2i97

Still working on Toshiie. On ep 30. Fantastisk!!

Started BEachBoys again with a couple friends who havent seen it.
Everyone loved the first ep.
Sorimachi and Yutaka are so charming in it. :mrgreen:

I've started watching Yasashii Jikan ("Affectionate Time") and so far... it's really outstanding.

Okay, there's no happy happy joy joy here. No comedy. A bit of young love, but it's not a romance. And if you're looking for action... look elsewhere.

This is a quiet, thoughtful, sad and at times somber drama.

I've said before, I don't like weepy melodramas. But I'm a sentimental old fup, and this one is getting to me big time.

It's the story of a family that's been hit by tragedy before the series even starts. And we pick up the tale of this broken family, this estranged father and son, in the aftermath.

The acting is quite remarkable, the scripts are top notch, and I'm not exadurating when I say that I'm stunned when the credits roll at the end of each episode. Heck, I'm so sure that I've only been watching for a few minutes that I've gone back and checked the time to see if these are really 45 minute episodes.

I've watched 4 so far, each has gone by too fast, and each has left me itching to watch another before turning off and going to bed.

Geezer wrote:I've started watching Yasashii Jikan ("Affectionate Time") and so far... it's really outstanding.

Okay, there's no happy happy joy joy here. No comedy. A bit of young love, but it's not a romance. And if you're looking for action... look elsewhere.

This is a quiet, thoughtful, sad and at times somber drama.

I've said before, I don't like weepy melodramas. But I'm a sentimental old fup, and this one is getting to me big time.

It's the story of a family that's been hit by tragedy before the series even starts. And we pick up the tale of this broken family, this estranged father and son, in the aftermath.

The acting is quite remarkable, the scripts are top notch, and I'm not exadurating when I say that I'm stunned when the credits roll at the end of each episode. Heck, I'm so sure that I've only been watching for a few minutes that I've gone back and checked the time to see if these are really 45 minute episodes.

I've watched 4 so far, each has gone by too fast, and each has left me itching to watch another before turning off and going to bed.

Interesting..........

Here's the J-D link: http://jdorama.com/drama.855.htm

Thanks BMW

I'd meant to post the link... even put it on my clipboard... but forgot once I started thinking about the series.

A note: "Affectionate Time" is rather an unfortunate title for this show. I guess something was lost in the translation.

Geezer wrote:Thanks BMW

I'd meant to post the link... even put it on my clipboard... but forgot once I started thinking about the series.

A note: "Affectionate Time" is rather an unfortunate title for this show. I guess something was lost in the translation.

When I type in Yasashii Jikan it essentially translates to that... But yeah, the oddness of the title appears to belie the story.

Thankfully it looks like they they cast the young male lead with someone who's less(?) widely known and popular (though he is a member of Arashi), so as to not draw attention away from the story...

next dramas for me to watch once i'm done watching my 3 current dramas are

GTO
Gokusen 1 & 2

Geezer wrote:I've started watching Yasashii Jikan ("Affectionate Time") and so far... it's really outstanding.

Okay, there's no happy happy joy joy here. No comedy. A bit of young love, but it's not a romance. And if you're looking for action... look elsewhere.

This is a quiet, thoughtful, sad and at times somber drama.

I've said before, I don't like weepy melodramas. But I'm a sentimental old fup, and this one is getting to me big time.

It's the story of a family that's been hit by tragedy before the series even starts. And we pick up the tale of this broken family, this estranged father and son, in the aftermath.

The acting is quite remarkable, the scripts are top notch, and I'm not exadurating when I say that I'm stunned when the credits roll at the end of each episode. Heck, I'm so sure that I've only been watching for a few minutes that I've gone back and checked the time to see if these are really 45 minute episodes.

I've watched 4 so far, each has gone by too fast, and each has left me itching to watch another before turning off and going to bed.

I watched this about a year ago and liked it a lot. A deliberately paced, contemplative adult drama with stunning Hokkaido scenery and a wonderful haunting theme song. The cast is replete with veteran actors/actresses which certainly elevates the quality of the show. This series is so out of place from the pop star, idol-driven, banal crap which has come to dominate dorama in recent years.