Wynter wrote:I finished watching the "Making Of" for the Sailormoon series and the first episode. I think I've just entered the twilight zone.
:rofl: :rofl:
Started by Pemu · 2 Aug 2003 · 27,479 replies
Wynter wrote:I finished watching the "Making Of" for the Sailormoon series and the first episode. I think I've just entered the twilight zone.
Wynter wrote:I finished watching the "Making Of" for the Sailormoon series and the first episode. I think I've just entered the twilight zone.
Anime Dad wrote:
:rofl: :rofl:
Tu_triky wrote:
the dad from hanayome is from the twilight zone....this guy needs a kick in the nutsack.
Wynter wrote:
My sis said that he's only hardcore in the first four episodes, but he mellows out when the story starts to revolve around her and her work. Miho's in this drama too. :smitten:
Wynter wrote:
Finished epi 2. Heavy drugs will be needed to make sense of it all. I dunno how many more panty-shots I can take.
Geezer wrote:Oh my. I'm more than happy to "bash" Aya Ueto as an actress.
I first saw her in one of the Kinpachi Sensei series, and I thought she had tremendous potential. Cute, yeah, sure. But she also showed some real talent.
Then I saw her in "Perfect Bride". A favorite show of mine... but she pretty much just walked through her supporting role.
Then is saw her in:
My Little Chef. A lousy show.
Hitonatsu no Papa e. A lousy show.
Ace wo Nerae. A lousy show.
Yoshitsune. A lousy show.
Hotelier. A show so bad I couldn't bring myself to watch a second episode.
There's a pattern emerging there, and after a while, even I saw it.
It took a while, but through hard work, and sticktoittiveness, Aya Ueto earned her place on my "Avoid at all Costs" list along with other such luminaries as Fukada Kyoko and Fujiwara Norika.
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :lol: :lol:
Can you repost this in the Aya thread???? :twisted: :beaten:
cori wrote:
Haha, ditto that. :hehe:
So judging by others' opinions, Attention Please is supposedly good then? I may try to check it out, but I am definitely not going to spend money or waste my time downloading it. And it's not really up there on my list of dramas to get. ...Maybe I'll take your word for it, guys. :P
In drama watching news, I'm just going to decide what to watch by doing the "eeny meeny miney mo" way. :D
Wynter wrote:I finished watching the "Making Of" for the Sailormoon series and the first episode. I think I've just entered the twilight zone.
Tu_triky wrote:
if you're going to download it you have to get it from the jpopsuki tracker...the subbed episodes by kioku aren't available on d-addicts.
Anime Dad wrote:Also available at Silent Regrets: http://silentregrets.com/completed-jdramas/attention-please.php
sucigam wrote:
I actually was anticipating this rant from you. Pride is one of those dramas I love to hate so I was cringing a bit when I saw people recommending it to you. As far as romantic comedies by Kimura it's beyond me that people would recommend Pride over Long Vacation but I guess that is because LV is kinda old?
Like I said before, do check out Sora Kara if you can. I think it is more in tune to the kind of dramas you enjoy. I've never been a big romcom fan myself so dramas like Pride and even LV (even though it is better than Pride in ever way possible imo) never end up leaving a big impression on me.
cori wrote:
Haha, ditto that. :hehe:
runpup wrote:
Wynter, I'm a little surprised you're watching this
yeah I know, it's silly, strange, childish, dumb and all those other things, but it's also highly engaging (I lost count of all the people who disliked it at first, but kept watching and then claimed they were addicted)...
PLEASE don't give up too soon on this one...at least watch until all the sailor senshi are assembled...
and then come to the thread for PGSM...it started when the show was originally broadcast back in 2003 & died in 2005..I revived it about a year ago and a lot of other folks started posting...we had a lot of fun...now it's dead again...we could use your input...
http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.2199.500.htm
Tenshigure wrote:All I can say about PGSM is hang in there. Yes, it is severely annoying at first, primarily because the thing is trying too much to rip itself off from the original material of the manga, making it take too many comparisons. However, by the time it gets to the second season point (I think that's around Act 15-20, haven't watched it in a year so I don't remember), the series REALLY takes off and brings out its own storyline.
Honestly, PGSM has my favorite spin on the SM universe, and I won't spoil anything, but needless to say it's ingenious how they pull things off by the end of the series.
Also, I'd recommend watching the musical...if only for the part where the Shitennou are dealing with the crowd (hell, don't bother with the rest, just watch that part!).
STILL trying to get back into Ushi ni Negai wo to continue on Episode 2. Out of the multiple ones that I've been watching this year, this one has been the hardest to get back into it, and it's not that I'm avoiding it, I'm just scrambling for time, lol! (did the same for Papa to Musume, and love that show)
Wynter wrote:
Wow... I didn't know PGSM had so many fans!
cori wrote:
Um, is the name of that site trying to tell me something? :hehe:
Orion wrote:finished Jodan Janai!
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