Tu_triky wrote:if you think dramas streamed on cruchyroll are "legal"...you are sorely mistaken.
True that.
Started by Milkchan · 6 Dec 2003 · 5,869 replies
Tu_triky wrote:if you think dramas streamed on cruchyroll are "legal"...you are sorely mistaken.
Mika-kun wrote:
I have veoh and their player and that was my next choice lol
@Tu
I'm a newb here not on the net :P
I know that if it's licensed then it's not legal O_O...
But I found Dragon Zakura On veoh so it's all good ^_^
Thanks :P
bmwracer wrote:
True that.
cori wrote:It amuses me when people want to be "legal" then download it from some site. If you're not paying the company who made the show for the download or buying the DVDs, then it ain't legal.
cori wrote:It amuses me when people want to be "legal" then download it from some site.
If you're not paying the company who made the show for the download or buying the DVDs, then it ain't legal.
7cal wrote:I'm looking for a drama in the cop / detective / mystery / thriller genre, but one that is NOT your typical 'case of the week'.
7cal wrote:Hi all - first post here.
Like many posters I just can't bring myself to read through 150+ pages of this thread, so apologies if it's been asked and answered- although I did read the last few pages and didn't find anything on what I'm after.
I'm looking for a drama in the cop / detective / mystery / thriller genre, but one that is NOT your typical 'case of the week'. It seems with J-Drama all the continuity-heavy series are your typical romance or comedy, whereas the moment anything gets to be outside those realms it's very repetitive. When I lived in Japan a bunch of years ago, I like Sashou Taiko and the Ringu series (after the movies had come out); both had decent continuity. For North American dramas, I like something like Lost, 24, or Dexter much more than any of the CSI shows or thier clones. Continuity is key!
It's too bad more J-dramas don't feature heavy continuity on the police / mystery side, since the short season lends itself perfectly to telling one long, intricate story that has a definitive end point in sight. i.e. it doesn't get stretched out to milk money from the series' fans, unlike lots of manga series or popular North American tv shows.
So.... long post short, anyone have any good suggestions? Especially from the past year or so, so I would have a shot at actually finding them on one of the torrent sites. I see ones like Aibo now, which my wife watches, are your typical 'case of the week'. Anything along the lines of what I'm looking for?
Thanks very much!
cori wrote:ETA again: Wow, I just made 1,800 posts! And I'm glad that it was an informative one instead of a silly spam one.
bmwracer wrote:
Like the previous 1799 posts? :beaten: :hehe:
Yola wrote:Hey, I just made my mother watch Nodame Cantabile, and surprisingly she really likes it!
However, the series is coming to an end and she asked me what we would watch next?
So what would you recommend me watching with my mother?
I think she likes a light-hearted Comedy, like Nodame, nothing too romantic, nothing too sad ... I thought of My Boss My Hero or Hana Kimi. Any other suggestions? ;__;
Yola wrote:Hey, I just made my mother watch Nodame Cantabile, and surprisingly she really likes it!
However, the series is coming to an end and she asked me what we would watch next?
So what would you recommend me watching with my mother?
EstherM wrote:
Nobuta wo produce is really cute, funny and light but itLs a highschool drama! Perhaps Hotaru no Hikaru?
Yola wrote:
Well, personally i love nobuta, but i think theres too much ... "meaningful dialogues" xD' or so in it... just to give you an image: she likes spongebob and malcom in the middle... xD ... an maybe she's a bit too old for this ;;
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