Fukaku Mogure is the most confusing thing I've ever seen in my life! You would think having Ami Suzuki and Manami Konishi would be a cant miss combination, but, if the story doesn't make any sense, it doesn't matter who's acting in it.

bmwracer wrote:

Hurt me, hurt me!

see it hurts....

Tu_triky wrote:

see it hurts....

Thank you sir. May I have another?

dochira wrote:

Thank you sir. May I have another?

My what a polite bunch you are!


Want to be hurt

this should take care of it!!
everyone feeling better!
_________________

Trade or Distro
It's all good!

Check out my drama trade list: http://www.freewebs.com/evendrama/

Itoshi Kimie is terrible! I mean hello just face your illness and continue on with it instead of sobbing over spilled milk. Plus, the lead could have gotten herself a better guy!

Welcome. I watched a few boring ones.

There's even a thread full of those here: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.91.htm
_________________

I'm sorry to bump up such an old topic, but I have to save people's time by warning them not to watch Slow Dance. As the title implies, this is a really slow drama and though it gets slightly better towards the end, it's still a boring drama. I really wish I could get back the many hours I spent watching this so I could've watched something else.
_________________

cori wrote:

I'm sorry to bump up such an old topic, but I have to save people's time by warning them not to watch Slow Dance. As the title implies, this is a really slow drama and though it gets slightly better towards the end, it's still a boring drama. I really wish I could get back the many hours I spent watching this so I could've watched something else.

I've just started watching Slow Dance and I quite enjoy it so far. It wasn't as bad or as slow as what many people have said. I think it helps that I like the cast as well, particularly the two leads.

I find it not that bad too. The chemistry between the 2 leads is wonderful.

i've watched the few first episode of slow dance (couldn't continue because the show was aired on tv and i currently don't have one) and i find it not that bad...

cori wrote:

I'm sorry to bump up such an old topic, but I have to save people's time by warning them not to watch Slow Dance. As the title implies, this is a really slow drama and though it gets slightly better towards the end, it's still a boring drama.

Maybe it should be renamed, "Slow Trance."

estranged wrote:

I've just started watching Slow Dance and I quite enjoy it so far. It wasn't as bad or as slow as what many people have said. I think it helps that I like the cast as well, particularly the two leads.

I really like Fukatsu Eri, but I'm pretty indifferent to Tsumabuki Satoshi, as he's one of those pretty boys who can't really act, from what I can see. The rest of the cast, while talented, could not keep my attention because of the very snail-like pace of this drama. It's nice to know that there are people out there who liked it though..

bmwracer wrote:

Maybe it should be renamed, "Slow Trance."

Heh, more like a "slow crawl" as I wrote in my review/comment of that drama.
_________________

Japanese drama trades (on hiatus)

Currently watching: Netflix stuff

cori wrote:

I really like Fukatsu Eri, but I'm pretty indifferent to Tsumabuki Satoshi, as he's one of those pretty boys who can't really act, from what I can see. The rest of the cast, while talented, could not keep my attention because of the very snail-like pace of this drama. It's nice to know that there are people out there who liked it though..

I like Fukatsu Eri too but woah.. Tsumabuki Satoshi is a pretty boy who can't act? That's a pretty harsh statement. I always feel that he is one actor who can act as good as he looks. I liked his performances in Orange Days and Nada Sou Sou.

I'd love to see him starring in a new drama soon. Too many Johnny boys nowadays.

Gokusen 2.
_________________

slashersam016 wrote:

Gokusen 2.

I agree.

Taiyou no Uta is also a forgettable one.

I'm sure someone has already said SOS. And Boky Dake... and Moto Kare.
_________________

cori wrote:

I really like Fukatsu Eri, but I'm pretty indifferent to Tsumabuki Satoshi, as he's one of those pretty boys who can't really act, from what I can see. The rest of the cast, while talented, could not keep my attention because of the very snail-like pace of this drama. It's nice to know that there are people out there who liked it though..

estranged wrote:

I like Fukatsu Eri too but woah.. Tsumabuki Satoshi is a pretty boy who can't act? That's a pretty harsh statement. I always feel that he is one actor who can act as good as he looks. I liked his performances in Orange Days and Nada Sou Sou. I'd love to see him starring in a new drama soon. Too many Johnny boys nowadays.

what?! Tsumabuki Satoshi is a fruity boy who can't act???

i actually think he's one of the best young ones out there. especially in movies! i definitely agree with estranged

on topic: i'd say special dorama Propose
_________________

monta wrote:

what?! Tsumabuki Satoshi is a fruity boy who can't act??? i actually think he's one of the best young ones out there. especially in movies! i definitely agree with estranged

I'm in total agreement with you here! Satoshi is one of the best young actors out there already. Anyone who thinks otherwise is just hating.
_________________

Wanna trade? My Drama List (UPDATED: July, 2013)

slashersam016 wrote:

Gokusen 2.

truly on the list of forgetable, unwanted j-dramas....

estranged wrote:

I like Fukatsu Eri too but woah.. Tsumabuki Satoshi is a pretty boy who can't act? That's a pretty harsh statement. I always feel that he is one actor who can act as good as he looks. I liked his performances in Orange Days and Nada Sou Sou. I'd love to see him starring in a new drama soon. Too many Johnny boys nowadays.

Slow dance is slow. Its bad because of that & played the same theme as Long Vacation but didn't make it. Satoshi Tsumabuki is still one of the best young & pretty male actor who is not a Johnny's imho.
ahh Johnny boys.. they don't really care about acting do they...

staying on topic: Kyousoukyoku by Takuya Kimura. Hate