Is there a subbing group that will sub this?
Fukigen na Jiin
Started by lightningemperor · 11 Mar 2005 · 17 replies
Drama Discussion
I don't know if a particular "group" is doing it. I know that qoogirl on d-addicts (yume??) is subbing it in her spare time. In fact episode one has soft-subs there.
english soft subs?
lightningemperor wrote:english soft subs?
They are subtitles that are not embedded in the video. They are overlayed on top at playback time.
if those are english, then awesome! thanks for the info.
All I saw were Chinese though...
All I saw were Chinese though...
Well, now that the site has come back, here is the link to that page:
http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14096
http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14096
My Review: 6/10 (the ending was just :bleh:)
I just finished watching Grumpy Gene. Say what?!
This drama was a huge disappointment for me. To be fair, the first six episodes were great. The first two episodes really showed some promise. I liked the way everything was directed, I loved the little claymation intros, and I was really into the whole research/science/education element of the plot. When the love story revolving Jinko blossomed, I felt it was nicely integrated with the storyline. However, by episode 7 (or perhaps a bit before), things started to go downhill. The whole atmosphere, or gfeelh, of the drama changed completely. The story lost focus and if it hadnft been for Takeuchi Yukofs consistent acting, the last episodes would have seemed a completely separate drama. And a bad one, at that.
Takeuchi Yuko was great, as usual, and even though she couldnft save this drama from sinking, Ifm glad I could watch her on screen again. Uchino Masaaki was surprisingly charismatic and I enjoyed him quite a bit, and only slightly less than Kobayashi Satomi, who I thought was great. All the other actors (and wefre talking big names here) were severely underused and abused.
The ending of the drama, from what Ifve pieced together, was lame and unsuccessful. The drama as a whole has left a bitter taste in my mouth. What started off as a great, well directed series has ended up being a dust collector.
I just finished watching Grumpy Gene. Say what?!
Spoiler — click to reveal
I have NO idea what happened at the end. The main character, Jinko, obviously chose her career over love, but then she regretted it? Does that explain the tears? Soc wait, I donft get itcThis drama was a huge disappointment for me. To be fair, the first six episodes were great. The first two episodes really showed some promise. I liked the way everything was directed, I loved the little claymation intros, and I was really into the whole research/science/education element of the plot. When the love story revolving Jinko blossomed, I felt it was nicely integrated with the storyline. However, by episode 7 (or perhaps a bit before), things started to go downhill. The whole atmosphere, or gfeelh, of the drama changed completely. The story lost focus and if it hadnft been for Takeuchi Yukofs consistent acting, the last episodes would have seemed a completely separate drama. And a bad one, at that.
Takeuchi Yuko was great, as usual, and even though she couldnft save this drama from sinking, Ifm glad I could watch her on screen again. Uchino Masaaki was surprisingly charismatic and I enjoyed him quite a bit, and only slightly less than Kobayashi Satomi, who I thought was great. All the other actors (and wefre talking big names here) were severely underused and abused.
The ending of the drama, from what Ifve pieced together, was lame and unsuccessful. The drama as a whole has left a bitter taste in my mouth. What started off as a great, well directed series has ended up being a dust collector.
Wynter wrote:My Review: 6/10 (the ending was just :bleh:)
I just finished watching Grumpy Gene. Say what?!Spoiler — click to reveal
I have NO idea what happened at the end. The main character, Jinko, obviously chose her career over love, but then she regretted it? Does that explain the tears? Soc wait, I donft get itc
This drama was a huge disappointment for me. To be fair, the first six episodes were great. The first two episodes really showed some promise. I liked the way everything was directed, I loved the little claymation intros, and I was really into the whole research/science/education element of the plot. When the love story revolving Jinko blossomed, I felt it was nicely integrated with the storyline. However, by episode 7 (or perhaps a bit before), things started to go downhill. The whole atmosphere, or gfeelh, of the drama changed completely. The story lost focus and if it hadnft been for Takeuchi Yukofs consistent acting, the last episodes would have seemed a completely separate drama. And a bad one, at that.
Takeuchi Yuko was great, as usual, and even though she couldnft save this drama from sinking, Ifm glad I could watch her on screen again. Uchino Masaaki was surprisingly charismatic and I enjoyed him quite a bit, and only slightly less than Kobayashi Satomi, who I thought was great. All the other actors (and wefre talking big names here) were severely underused and abused.
The ending of the drama, from what Ifve pieced together, was lame and unsuccessful. The drama as a whole has left a bitter taste in my mouth. What started off as a great, well directed series has ended up being a dust collector.
The words I told ya so seem to be fitting....but then again I felt like you did so it's not like I don't know and appreciate the feeling.
As I said, it just fell apart after the mid point. I thought it could have been much funnier....
Tu_triky wrote:
The words I told ya so seem to be fitting....but then again I felt like you did so it's not like I don't know and appreciate the feeling.
As I said, it just fell apart after the mid point. I thought it could have been much funnier....
Omg, I forgot to add that!
Spoiler — click to reveal
It started off as a definite comedy, and then sorta phased into an angsty mess. What was up with that?!Wynter wrote:
Omg, I forgot to add that!Spoiler — click to reveal
It started off as a definite comedy, and then sorta phased into an angsty mess. What was up with that?!
The writiing was messed up...like I said it seemed like they ran out of stuff to write about it. Dunno how else to explain it.
Tu_triky wrote:
The writiing was messed up...like I said it seemed like they ran out of stuff to write about it. Dunno how else to explain it.
I was shocked to find that this drama had a 14% viewership... :sweat:
Wynter wrote:
I was shocked to find that this drama had a 14% viewership... :sweat:
Yeah I guess that is kinda high for a mess like that.
Tu_triky wrote:
Yeah I guess that is kinda high for a mess like that.
Well, I checked again and saw that the viewership for the first epi was 18%, and it was down to like 12-13% by teh last epi. :beaten:
Wynter wrote:
Well, I checked again and saw that the viewership for the first epi was 18%, and it was down to like 12-13% by teh last epi. :beaten:
I guess neither of us are surprised by the downward trend....man, it even had Yamada Yu in it....but she really had just a minor role. She had a bigger supporting role in Orange Days, really.
Tu_triky wrote:
I guess neither of us are surprised by the downward trend....man, it even had Yamada Yu in it....but she really had just a minor role. She had a bigger supporting role in Orange Days, really.
She was in Orange Days?! :beaten:
Wynter wrote:
She was in Orange Days?! :beaten:
She played Narimiya Hiroki (Shohei)'s hot model girlfriend. Member....the kid who liked photography, she hooked up with him and knocked boots.
Tu_triky wrote:
She played Narimiya Hiroki (Shohei)'s hot model girlfriend. Member....the kid who liked photography, she hooked up with him and knocked boots.
LOL! I was joking! She was banging to the ol' dude too while she was dating Shohei.
Wynter wrote:
LOL! I was joking! She was banging to the ol' dude too while she was dating Shohei.
Well cuz he was the VP at the entertainment company she was tryin' to score points with.
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