hiya.. i know im 5 years too late.. but anyone knows where i can get the dvd/vcd in s'pore? been searching the whole of s'pore nw... to no avail...
Love Revolution
Started by TensaiDoushiYouzen · 20 Jul 2002 · 79 replies
Drama Discussion
dex wrote:hiya.. i know im 5 years too late.. but anyone knows where i can get the dvd/vcd in s'pore? been searching the whole of s'pore nw... to no avail...
I doubt shops still carry Love Revolution. You can try SG Yahoo Auctions. There will probably be sellers carrying the title, new or second-hand.
Are the raws still available for BT download?
The sub are available, though incomplete by an episode or two. :grumble:
The sub are available, though incomplete by an episode or two. :grumble:
dex wrote:hiya.. i know im 5 years too late.. but anyone knows where i can get the dvd/vcd in s'pore? been searching the whole of s'pore nw... to no avail...
malaysian black markets are pretty wicked. and that's just next door :hehe: i don't think you need a visa, maybe just passport
Just finished torrenting the hardsubbed version last week.
I think there were 4 or 5 seeds still (the [mugen_dorama] version).
Let me know if you need me to seed :D
I think there were 4 or 5 seeds still (the [mugen_dorama] version).
Let me know if you need me to seed :D
I've got all the episodes and I've encoded and authored the DVDs, yet I have no motivation to watch this drama after waiting all these years for it to be subbed.... :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:I've got all the episodes and I've encoded and authored the DVDs, yet I have no motivation to watch this drama after waiting all these years for it to be subbed.... :sweat:
Yikes! Mebbe you should just stick it in and watch some past scenes with your lovely lady to get yourself motivated.
I've added it to my list to watch. I have about seven dramas to watch ahead of it. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:I've got all the episodes and I've encoded and authored the DVDs, yet I have no motivation to watch this drama after waiting all these years for it to be subbed.... :sweat:
Episode 4 alone is worth it. Especially for you... I promise :hehe:
FF to 24:30 and watch :sweat:
It ain't working for me... I'll just put it on my shelf and get back to it later.
I think I've got Ueno Juri Sickness. :sweat: :ashamed:
I think I've got Ueno Juri Sickness. :sweat: :ashamed:
bmwracer wrote:It ain't working for me... I'll just put it on my shelf and get back to it later.
I think I've got Ueno Juri Sickness. :sweat: :ashamed:
heheh. I know how that can go... she was soooo cute in Nodame :D
Yonekura Ryoko will be waiting when you get back to Love Revolution. Speaking of Ryoko --> :shocked: Check out teh scene i mentioned earlier though.... you may just want to peek in on that :twisted:
Grungir wrote:heheh. I know how that can go... she was soooo cute in Nodame :D
Yonekura Ryoko will be waiting when you get back to Love Revolution. Speaking of Ryoko --> :shocked: Check out teh scene i mentioned earlier though.... you may just want to peek in on that :twisted:
Alright.
Grungir wrote:Episode 4 alone is worth it. Especially for you... I promise :hehe:
FF to 24:30 and watch :sweat:
LOL, nice spa scene.
:bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:
Time for a brisk, cold shower.
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, nice spa scene.
:bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:
Time for a brisk, cold shower.
I figured you would like it.... :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:It ain't working for me... I'll just put it on my shelf and get back to it later.
I think I've got Ueno Juri Sickness. :sweat: :ashamed:
That's just like a man. Poor Ryoko-san! :mecry:
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Wynter wrote:That's just like a man. Poor Ryoko-san! :mecry:
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It doesn't help that Ryoko-chan has done a bunch of serious dramas where her character is pretty unlikable and the lack of subtitles for most of her dramas (case in point: Okusama wa Majo).
I mean, look how many years it took to get Love Revolution subbed.... :grumble:
bmwracer wrote:
It doesn't help that Ryoko-chan has done a bunch of serious dramas where her character is pretty unlikable and the lack of subtitles for most of her dramas (case in point: Okusama wa Majo).
I mean, look how many years it took to get Love Revolution subbed.... :grumble:
Awwwwww... there there. :patpat:
I usually unlikeable characters. :beaten:
This is one of the few dramas that got me hooked right from the first episode. I remember finishing the first episode and thinking gwow, this one is gonna be goodh. And it was!
I started watching Love Revolution because Yonekura Ryoko was in it, and continued to watch it because of Esumi Makiko. What a beautiful, talented actress! Ifm surprised I havenft been exposed to her before, and Ifve quickly become a fan!
Although the love story is gtypicalh, the plot is not. It was handled with a lot of maturity befitting the situation of the main characters. The interaction between the characters was very real and their reactions to each other were raw and true. I was glad to come upon a drama where the main conflict for the female character was between career and marriage. The main female character was strong and stubborn and willful, and I was glad that she didnft have to sacrifice herself for happiness. This is the type of message that should be portrayed to young female viewersc not the trash that seems to make up some dramas.
I was a little unsettled by Suga (played by Fujiki Naohito) but it wasnft until the end that I realized that the viewer IS supposed to feel unsettled. Everything was cleared up at the end. Esumi Makiko was perfect in the role of Dr. Asaoka, and Yonekura Ryoko, as always, was brilliant as the charming, silly, but deep Endo Mariko. With such a gorgeous cast, itfs hard NOT to like this show.
The end was a little too perfect, but I was glad that it was. It balanced all the angst throughout the drama. If youfre a mature viewer looking for something you can relate to on a personal level, this is the perfect drama! I loved it, and highly recommend it to all.
I started watching Love Revolution because Yonekura Ryoko was in it, and continued to watch it because of Esumi Makiko. What a beautiful, talented actress! Ifm surprised I havenft been exposed to her before, and Ifve quickly become a fan!
Although the love story is gtypicalh, the plot is not. It was handled with a lot of maturity befitting the situation of the main characters. The interaction between the characters was very real and their reactions to each other were raw and true. I was glad to come upon a drama where the main conflict for the female character was between career and marriage. The main female character was strong and stubborn and willful, and I was glad that she didnft have to sacrifice herself for happiness. This is the type of message that should be portrayed to young female viewersc not the trash that seems to make up some dramas.
I was a little unsettled by Suga (played by Fujiki Naohito) but it wasnft until the end that I realized that the viewer IS supposed to feel unsettled. Everything was cleared up at the end. Esumi Makiko was perfect in the role of Dr. Asaoka, and Yonekura Ryoko, as always, was brilliant as the charming, silly, but deep Endo Mariko. With such a gorgeous cast, itfs hard NOT to like this show.
The end was a little too perfect, but I was glad that it was. It balanced all the angst throughout the drama. If youfre a mature viewer looking for something you can relate to on a personal level, this is the perfect drama! I loved it, and highly recommend it to all.
Wynter wrote:I was a little unsettled by Suga (played by Fujiki Naohito) but it wasnft until the end that I realized that the viewer IS supposed to feel unsettled. Everything was cleared up at the end. Esumi Makiko was perfect in the role of Dr. Asaoka, and Yonekura Ryoko, as always, was brilliant as the charming, silly, but deep Endo Mariko. With such a gorgeous cast, itfs hard NOT to like this show.
Took the words right out of my mouth. I kept thinking why would they portray such a self centered egomaniac as the male lead. Kept me wondering if this would have the classical love ending or not. Excellent resolution finally. Kudos to the writers.
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ralphm1999 wrote:
Took the words right out of my mouth. I kept thinking why would they portray such a self centered egomaniac as the male lead. Kept me wondering if this would have the classical love ending or not. Excellent resolution finally. Kudos to the writers.
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Yea, definitely.
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In the end you finally see that he really does have strong feelings for her, tho you would never know it in previous episodes.
I've been watching Love Revolution for the past 2 days and although I liked it at first, the most recent episodes really annoyed me. It's probably because
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Kyoko-sensei and Suga jumped too quickly into their relationship that it just seems unfathomable. Also, because it was such a quick and intense relationship, Kyoko turned into a desperate, jealous woman and spontanously popped the question. I thought that was a rash decision and it seemed to come out of nowhere. Total act of desperation and I felt angry thinking that she kind of just cornered him into it. Didn't seem like she had any pride when she entered this relationship, which made it seem unhealthy to me. Then again, maybe I can see where she's coming from and can quite possibly see myself in the same kind of predicament, which makes me dislike it even more.Replying needs an account. Registration opens soon.