thank you thank you thank you so much, obentou!!!!!!!
You are my hero!!!!!!!! :bow:
:woot:
You are my hero!!!!!!!! :bow:
:woot:
Started by eternal · 26 Sep 2005 · 300 replies
Wynter wrote:
O, Yasu... :smitten:
Wynter wrote:
Wash your mouth, child.
eirisan101 wrote:thank you thank you thank you so much, obentou!!!!!!!
You are my hero!!!!!!!! :bow:
:woot:!
Shuin wrote:Argh``` i'm so addicted to the song Hitoiro now =~~~ :woot:!
obentou wrote:
I like Hitoiro better than Glamorous Sky. :mrgreen: Although Glasmourous Sky is the only Black Stones song I can play on the guitar.
Wynter wrote:
LOL! I was playing along! :patpat:
I like Glamourous Sky better... but Hitoiro is up there on my list.
obentou wrote:
PHEW :sweat: You scared me there granny. xD :yippee:
Well, most punk rock fans would say that Black Stones' Glamorous Sky is a little bit too pop to be called punk. Hehehe :sweat: But the fact that HYDE help produce this song helps though :thumbsup:
But Hitoiro, on the other hand, was produced by TAKURO from Glay (was it Glay? I think it is. I'm sure it's not Dir en Grey.) So... yeah. *shrugs*
Delilah wrote:
But in Mika's THE END album, there were so much more better rock songs than the ones they played in the movies....I wish that they made it more punk since I can't really see Osaki Nana actually singing pop. :sweat:
But I can't wait for NANA 2! I wish they waited for the manga to end...but I wonder where they stopped in the movie and if they'll even consider finishing it up?
obentou wrote:
I can't wait for NANA2. I don't think they're going to make a part 3, since NANA 2 failed big time. :shamefulcry:
Delilah wrote:No problemo! :mrgreen:
Aww...that sucks...but I was actually really sad that they replaced Aoi Miyazaki. I think she's a lot cuter than Yui. But changing Shin to Kanata Hongo was a perfect idea, ne? It's much closer age wise and he looks amazingly close to Shin! But the Ren....ooh boy. I have a problem with their castings of Ren since he IS my favorite Nana male character. He's just never...REN enough.... :grumble:
Oh yes, I remember hearing about the Death Note movie being really high in the box office...but I thought it only beat Nana in China? I really enjoyed it though...can't wait to watch the 2nd one. (Sorry for the offtopic-ness!)
anairam123 wrote:hey ppl!! does anyone knows when will be upload the second movie!! I'm dying to see it, althoug I don't like the new hachi and ren, still want to wacth it! :puppydog:
obentou wrote:
Hmmm..since the DVD will be out sometime this June (I think it's June 22 -- I forgot the exact date :sweat:) so hopefully before or on NANA day they will have released the fansubbed one. Let's just keep our fingers crossed and our hopes up! :fingerscrossed:
Hmmm..since the DVD will be out sometime this June (I think it's June 22 -- I forgot the exact date ) so hopefully before or on NANA day they will have released the fansubbed one. Let's just keep our fingers crossed and our hopes up!
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Wynter wrote:
Thanks for the update! :thumbsup:
http://www.freewebs.com/fleeing/Shin/ wrote:
Nana the Live Action movie
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As many of you already know, a Nana Live Action movie came out during the Fall of 2005. The movie covered around the first 5 volumes of the manga, and was relevantly good. In an article interview with Kenichi Matsuyama, Shin's actor, he said the following:
"I was chosen to play Shin only two weeks before the filming began. On top of that, Shin was established to be a 15-year-old and of small statute. I am 20 years old and have the height of 185cm, so it really made me wonder if everything was going to be alright, but what I was most worried about was the bass. I'm a complete amateur. However, my bass teacher and I got along pretty well, and I actually had so much fun practicing, that before I knew it, I became a proficient player. Because of this, I was able to memorize the music for the live concerts in two days, allowing me to be in peace of mind. Since then, I have been completely absorbed in playing the bass, and even through filming is over, I still continue playing it. In order to become even better, I still want to learn from my teacher.
In regards to the role of shin, Direct Ooya told me that "because he had the same eyes that few people in, like those of Ren. Shin was selected to be in Blast". But I was told that basically "Shin is mysterious". Therefore, at the shoot, I acted with a conscious of an enigmatic aura. When watching the completed movie, I had no idea what kind of guy he was (laughs). In that regard, I think it was a success. Of course, there were times when Shin didn't really get to say much, but I guess Shin expresses his feelings not through words, but with actions and music.
At the shoot, the live scenes left impressions, as expected. Especially with Maruyama, he said, "Since we are the drums and bass, if we fall there will be much trouble occurring", so I practiced a lot. As a result, I think the live scenes were well done. I first saw the finished movie on tape, and I rewinded it 3 times and watched just that part (laughs). BTW, at the live concert, Nobu and Shin play with the same movements, but that was not on purpose, it just happened to be by chance. We happened to be on the same wavelength, but that was a great wavelength.
Because I usually wear punk-like fashion, the custom had no sense of incongruity. Since I like Johnny Rotten from the punk band Sex Pistols, I was glad that I would wear that kind of clothes. Like the shirt and pants, the clothes were some that were adjusted to tightly fit my body. I like each and every accessory too. The rare aesthetic Vivienne lighter that Shin has is one of my favorites. Even the numerous body piercing isn't vague, but rather cool. Although I wouldn't be able to connect my ear and mouth with a chain (laughs).
I personally think that I have both Nana and Hachi sides to my personality. Like Nana, there a part of me that is lonely, where I tend to keep my problems within myself, rather than talking to others about it. But also, like Hachi, I can get over problems fairly rapidly, and have parts that are indifferent about some things. I felt sympathetic. Nana's charm is that the characters are individualistic, and everyone can relate to them in one way or another, thereby feeling sympathetic. That's why I think everyone who watches the movie will be fully satisfied."
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