does anybody wants to sell this cd ~ with eng subs? I'm interested to buy it.
Seikimatsu no uta
Started by nurgee · 22 Oct 2003 · 4 replies
Drama Discussion
i'm looking for the english or malay sub too
but i only managed to find chinese sub
:sweat:
if u dont mind getting it in chinese subbed
check this out
http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/sg/auction/77316338?aucview=0x23
;)
but i only managed to find chinese sub
:sweat:
if u dont mind getting it in chinese subbed
check this out
http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/sg/auction/77316338?aucview=0x23
;)
i wish i can speak mandarin or cantonese... sigh***
Just in case someone wouldn't mind chinese or no subs.
Chinese subbed
http://down.gogobox.com.tw/jpdrama/~98c
I saw there are RAWs on ClubBox for this drama. Not sure if that helps.
http://boxfile.co.kr/
To find them, search with the drama's Japanese name and you should be able to see them.
Chinese subbed
http://down.gogobox.com.tw/jpdrama/~98c
I saw there are RAWs on ClubBox for this drama. Not sure if that helps.
http://boxfile.co.kr/
To find them, search with the drama's Japanese name and you should be able to see them.
Just watched episode 4.
This is a serious, thought-provoking drama, no doubt. But it managed to be unexpectedly light-hearted as well at some of the most serious moments. ... It didn't take itself too seriously.
The real star really seems to be Yamazaki Tsutomu, who played the Professor. He was great again. I wish I could see more of Sakai Maki and her character, so far she is only a minor character in terms of screentime.
Much of the dialogue were very meaningful. Some of it remind/explain things I could relate to, but haven't quite come to grip with. The contrasting sides of human nature were shown most succinctly in a single episode yet again... I think I am beginning to appreciate why this is regarded Nojima Shinji's best work by his fans.
This is a serious, thought-provoking drama, no doubt. But it managed to be unexpectedly light-hearted as well at some of the most serious moments. ... It didn't take itself too seriously.
The real star really seems to be Yamazaki Tsutomu, who played the Professor. He was great again. I wish I could see more of Sakai Maki and her character, so far she is only a minor character in terms of screentime.
Much of the dialogue were very meaningful. Some of it remind/explain things I could relate to, but haven't quite come to grip with. The contrasting sides of human nature were shown most succinctly in a single episode yet again... I think I am beginning to appreciate why this is regarded Nojima Shinji's best work by his fans.
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