ahochaude wrote:On the other hand, you're still in micro management Hell?! I thought that bitch eased up on you?!
bmwracer wrote:That's good that she's not the micro management c%$#t that she was back then. (I remember you nagging about her almost ever since you and I joined this forum! haha)
Not really... She's just been distributing it more evenly among the rest of us.
At 65, she can't retire soon enough, IMO... They'll be dancing when it does happen... Like the end of WW2.
ahochaude wrote:Well hang in there buddy. At 65, she'll retire soon (I think), unless if she's like the f%#*'n Crypt Keeper.
bmwracer wrote:
She is. :sweat:
I can't see her retiring, 'cause she'll have no one to boss around... Power tripping biyatch. :grumble:
Kijinnmaru wrote:
The case with the parents was likely different people coping with loss differently. I've buried A LOT of people I've known and cared about, but never shed a tear and even cracked jokes, some that seemed inappropriate. It's likely how they were trying to get through the loss. There isn't really a "right" way to act. The biggest problem with the movie was that it was suppose to be a showcase for the male lead and he he failed to live up to that. Juri-chan's role was there as a vehicle for his character's development, but ended up stealing the movie instead.
fate-ss26 wrote:And again, I absolutely agree with your last point. Directors / movie casters should have learned by now NOT to give Juri-chan one of the main roles and then pair her with average actors/actresses, else she will end up stealing the show and ran away with it, like what she did (again) in Last Friends. Good for Juri, not good for everyone else, not that I'm complaining :mrgreen:
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe that's the problem: the other actors are so lousy that it makes Juri-chan look too good as an actor. :beaten:
Nahhh. :mrgreen:
fate-ss26 wrote:Eita was good as always, excellent even. But unlike Juri-chan, nothing about his acting screams one-of-a-kind.
And Nishikido Ryo, what can I say, I'm sorry if there are his fans reading this, but this guy can't act, period. Sure, he won the best supporting actor or something? To me, that's laughable. His Sousuke was like Jason from Friday the 13th, not much acting required, stand there like a statue, stone face most of the time, looking cold and dark, hit Masami and Ruka and Takeru (all the while expressionless, how convenient), walk like a model, occasionally raising eyebrows, and cry once (seriously, everyone CAN cry convincingly, I'm no actress, but even I can do it easily). Might as well put a mask on his face (like Jason), and his role would still have the same scary impact but this time at least, we viewers wouldn't have the reason to call him Mr. Expressionless anymore :mrgreen: I laughed at the people who claimed how good he is playing a different role, while in fact ALL these time, he never step out of the box. He's Nishikido Ryo ALL the time. He's scary not because of his acting, but because the writer wrote his role to be that way. :shakehead:
Capriccioso wrote:here comes the synopsis of Juri's new drama!!!
I think it's not spoiler (although I read with translation machine :sweat: )
If you think it's spoiler, please notify me I'll edit it
bmwracer wrote:
It's only a spoiler if you can read Japanese, which most of us can't. :beaten:
Capriccioso wrote:aha!! I forgot that we can't read Japanese kkk :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
Hehe. :patpat:
Capriccioso wrote:That's so cooooooooool I feel friendship with Juri from that fact!! :applaud:
bmwracer wrote:
:victory: :applaud: :woot:
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