this drama is so unforgettable it was my first drama ever and since than i became a really addicted watcher i cannot forget all the tears i've spent watching this beautiful story the actors were simply perfect and aya was very realistic in her acting .
i would like to find something that could compete with this one but i think it's very hard to find
one of my fav drama...
the only drama that i nearly cried (and i never cried because of tv series before...)
even my friends who do not prefer jdorama also cried... :shamefulcry:
biagio69 wrote:
This drama is so unforgettable it was my first drama ever and since than i became a really addicted watcher i cannot forget all the tears i've spent watching this beautiful story the actors were simply perfect and aya was very realistic in her acting .
i would like to find something that could compete with this one but i think it's very hard to find
hmm.. if you are looking for tear-jerker dorama there's a lot such as summer-snow, engine and others but it is obvious that 1litreoftears are the ultimate tear-jerker ever :victory:
that drama is no where near as good as 1 litre of tears.. watch it recently i still don't understand what's all the hype surounding this drama.. :crazy: :nut:
that drama is no where near as good as 1 litre of tears.. watch it recently i still don't understand what's all the hype surounding this drama.. :crazy: :nut:
both dorama has its own nice and good point lets just not compare this 2 good dorama =)
Yea, but it's not about the crying at all. You shouldn't say that it's the best "tear-jerker" because that's beside the point. The drama is good for so many more reasons. For the acting, for the plot/storyline, for the portrayal of such pain and love, for the message, etc.
Yesh, it makes everyone cry, but this drama is grand because it's so real. Lets not forget that.
Wynter wrote:Yea, but it's not about the crying at all. You shouldn't say that it's the best "tear-jerker" because that's beside the point. The drama is good for so many more reasons. For the acting, for the plot/storyline, for the portrayal of such pain and love, for the message, etc.
Yesh, it makes everyone cry, but this drama is grand because it's so real. Lets not forget that.
I think in using the term "best tear jerker", at least for me, implies that the story was so emotional and touching that that emotion pours over into the person watching it. And being the "best" of those, means that the story is such because it has the qualities that makes for that heartfelt emotion... better than any other drama.
I think that has very much to do with the point.
I can praise many of the things that surround the emotions... the little details and such which have been talked about for many pages now... but I chose to focus on the point of how I reacted after watching this. And it made me cry, a lot. And for me, that's a big deal.
there will be a one litre of tears sp airing on 4/5! Ryo will be acting as a 25-year old neurologist telling aya's story to a 14-year old girl who has the same disease :)
there will be a one litre of tears sp airing on 4/5! Ryo will be acting as a 25-year old neurologist telling aya's story to a 14-year old girl who has the same disease :)
apparently it's a 3 hour special shown on 5th april. The story takes place half a year after aya died. some scenes of aya before her death so sawajiri erika will be involved in the sp too :) nishikido ryo should be playing a big role in this special since the sp will be about him *as a neurologist* and Aya's sister trying to encourage a 14-year old girl not to give up on life.
apparently it's a 3 hour special shown on 5th april. The story takes place half a year after aya died. some scenes of aya before her death so sawajiri erika will be involved in the sp too :) nishikido ryo should be playing a big role in this special since the sp will be about him *as a neurologist* and Aya's sister trying to encourage a 14-year old girl not to give up on life.
apparently it's a 3 hour special shown on 5th april. The story takes place half a year after aya died. some scenes of aya before her death so sawajiri erika will be involved in the sp too :) nishikido ryo should be playing a big role in this special since the sp will be about him *as a neurologist* and Aya's sister trying to encourage a 14-year old girl not to give up on life.
credits: sanspo news.
Sugoi, sounds awesome! I love that they're going into the future a bit to explore the happenings of those Aya left behind.