haha.. but his appearance in sora kara furu was him being a bad person..
and in nemureru mori about him being a mysterious person :hehe:
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and about draggy moments.. I agree there's so many moments of sadness at this dorama, but can't help it. I think it's Kitagawa herself who wanted to show the full depth emotion that kyoko felt during the time she already prepared to gave up her life when shuji suddenly came and pull her hands back again..
and the way kimutaku responded was imo classy.. He didn't fully brought into emotion when kyoko told about her fear towards their future if they kept going steady.. and if EVER get married, in the future. He kept being optimist until the very end, and never wanted to show his sadness in front of kyoko. Notice his way of enduring the sadness, enduring the tears, though the people around him was crying in vain (like the scene when kyoko's brother told him about kyoko's childhood). And he only burst in to tears when he finally didn't need to hold that emotion anymore.. when kyoko finally breath her last breath..
i miss this drama with all of its beautiful dialogue and monologue and silent scenes.. after all i'm not watching it because of its entertainment factor. Not at all.
ps: there's some funny moments at the beginning though, like when shuji told kyoko she's like a ?? forgot the name of the animal... and she was so curious about it that she watched animal programs she didn't usually do, which was her brother's hobby :mrgreen:
and in nemureru mori about him being a mysterious person :hehe:
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and about beautiful life, i didn't remember the aforementioned "disgusted" expression that you mentioned... please just show me one scene so i can rate it as well. The core about beautiful life was not about shuji saw kyoko as in the role of volunteer saw disabled people. He looked kyoko as normal people, normal girl just like everybody else.. at least at the beginning.. The thing is,.. it's a new approach rather than a film with the typical role of a normal - disable person relationship. In fact, that one factor, is one of the thing that made Kyoko interested to Shuji afterall.and about draggy moments.. I agree there's so many moments of sadness at this dorama, but can't help it. I think it's Kitagawa herself who wanted to show the full depth emotion that kyoko felt during the time she already prepared to gave up her life when shuji suddenly came and pull her hands back again..
and the way kimutaku responded was imo classy.. He didn't fully brought into emotion when kyoko told about her fear towards their future if they kept going steady.. and if EVER get married, in the future. He kept being optimist until the very end, and never wanted to show his sadness in front of kyoko. Notice his way of enduring the sadness, enduring the tears, though the people around him was crying in vain (like the scene when kyoko's brother told him about kyoko's childhood). And he only burst in to tears when he finally didn't need to hold that emotion anymore.. when kyoko finally breath her last breath..
i miss this drama with all of its beautiful dialogue and monologue and silent scenes.. after all i'm not watching it because of its entertainment factor. Not at all.
ps: there's some funny moments at the beginning though, like when shuji told kyoko she's like a ?? forgot the name of the animal... and she was so curious about it that she watched animal programs she didn't usually do, which was her brother's hobby :mrgreen: