LOVE GENERATION !!!!
JDrama(s) That You Think Had The Best Ending?
Started by pcmodem · 17 Sep 2004 · 119 replies
Drama Discussion
just saw love generation. yes it is also definitely on the top list of best drama endings ... :applaud:
I need to add Concerto to the list of my all time favorite ending!
What a great drama!!
And........
Kimu Taku was so cute back then!!! :smitten:
What a great drama!!
And........
Kimu Taku was so cute back then!!! :smitten:
the best ofcos is Long vacation..... so sweet , so beauitiful...
the worst is Concerto. i don't understand who Hana pick in the end.....
the worst is Concerto. i don't understand who Hana pick in the end.....
Eve wrote:I need to add Concerto to the list of my all time favorite ending!
What a great drama!!
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tk_iva wrote:
the worst is Concerto. i don't understand who Hana pick in the end.....
:nut: :nut: :bonk: :crazy: :shakehead:
WHAT do i do now ... hehehe :hehe:
Sorry..... :hehe: But i do agree that Takuya looks good in concerto. :dancing:
tk_iva wrote:Sorry..... :hehe: But i do agree that Takuya looks good in concerto. :dancing:
:woot: :beaten:
The best ending was Sekai no Chushin de, ai wo sakebu, definitely!!!
It was sosad, but still a beautiful ending... Unforgettable!!! Never cried so much in a drama series like in this one!!! Very very good!!!
It was sosad, but still a beautiful ending... Unforgettable!!! Never cried so much in a drama series like in this one!!! Very very good!!!
tk_iva wrote:
the worst is Concerto. i don't understand who Hana pick in the end.....
Hana chose her husband, of course. :hehe: It was by chance that Kimura was there visiting. She hadnt seen either one of the men in a year and would have no idea that he was there. She had finally made her decision to go back to her husband. :thumbsup:
The wonderful part was that all she had wanted was for all three of them to be friends together and in the end that was what was going to happen. It was implied that the men would be partners in business building " houses that made people happy" and leave the rat race behind them. Kimura adored her but just wanted to see her happy. Sex did not seem of great importance to them.
:victory:
z123_us wrote:
:nut: :nut: :bonk: :crazy: :shakehead:
WHAT do i do now ... hehehe :hehe:
Watch Concerto, of course and make up your own mind. :hehe: :hehe:
Eve wrote:
Hana chose her husband, of course. :hehe: It was by chance that Kimura was there visiting. She hadnt seen either one of the men in a year and would have no idea that he was there. She had finally made her decision to go back to her husband. :thumbsup:
The wonderful part was that all she had wanted was for all three of them to be friends together and in the end that was what was going to happen. It was implied that the men would be partners in business building " houses that made people happy" and leave the rat race behind them. Kimura adored her but just wanted to see her happy. Sex did not seem of great importance to them.
:victory:
ok.... i get it now :bonk: the theme song, OST give me the impression that all 3 are living together.... however i would prefer Hana to be with takuya.... :puppydog:
Hmm to me it is:-
- Long Vacation
-Beautiful Life
-Cheap Love
-Summer Snow
- Long Vacation
-Beautiful Life
-Cheap Love
-Summer Snow
i think it = strawberry on the shortcake...
ur all lucky, i havent even finished or started a drama.. :shamefulcry:
My favorite was "Keizoku" --- but that's mostly because I've got a bizarre sense of humor.
I don't like spoilers, so all I'll say is;
To really appreciate the ending of "Keizoku", you have to watch the follow up TV special.
And to appreciate the ending of the TV Special, you have to watch the ""Keizoku" movie ("Beautiful Dreamer") released in theaters.
Yukihiko Tsutsumi , the writer, director, is nuts. And I've loved everything I've seen of his. (He's also the guy behind the series "Trick" and the movie, "2LDK" and many many others.)
I don't like spoilers, so all I'll say is;
To really appreciate the ending of "Keizoku", you have to watch the follow up TV special.
And to appreciate the ending of the TV Special, you have to watch the ""Keizoku" movie ("Beautiful Dreamer") released in theaters.
Yukihiko Tsutsumi , the writer, director, is nuts. And I've loved everything I've seen of his. (He's also the guy behind the series "Trick" and the movie, "2LDK" and many many others.)
Geezer wrote:My favorite was "Keizoku" --- but that's mostly because I've got a bizarre sense of humor.
I don't like spoilers, so all I'll say is;
To really appreciate the ending of "Keizoku", you have to watch the follow up TV special.
And to appreciate the ending of the TV Special, you have to watch the ""Keizoku" movie ("Beautiful Dreamer") released in theaters.
Yukihiko Tsutsumi , the writer, director, is nuts. And I've loved everything I've seen of his. (He's also the guy behind the series "Trick" and the movie, "2LDK" and many many others.)
I have seen this series: it's excellent, and Miki Nakatani is great in it. I wonder why it isn't as popular or well-known as other series (at least abroad; in a 2001 Japanese survey, it was voted ninth best drama of all time). The frustrating thing though, is I haven't been able to get an English subtitled version of the TV special or the movie, so I'm left hanging. :banghead:
yungphoenix wrote:ur all lucky, i havent even finished or started a drama.. :shamefulcry:
Lol. So I guess you haven't even seen a JDrama yet? What are you doing in these forums? :mrgreen: j/k
I think "Beutiful Life", what a sad, sad, ending. I cried & cried... :shamefulcry: Takuya's acting was brilliant.
Ikebukuro West Gate Park
Trick 1, 2, 3
M No Higeki
Trick 1, 2, 3
M No Higeki
For me, Beautiful Life and Shiroi Kyota(The Great White Tower) have good but sad endings.
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