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Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 10:50 am Post subject:
bmwracer wrote:
So who plays the role of Dr. Richard Kimble?
Eguchi Yosuke, but he's a probation officer in this one. There are also quite a few twists and turns not in the original movie, though I don't remember that very well now. Some developments seemed a bit far-fetched, but not too bad overall.
Eguchi Yosuke, but he's a probation officer in this one. There are also quite a few twists and turns not in the original movie, though I don't remember that very well now. Some developments seemed a bit far-fetched, but not too bad overall.
Joined: 26 Mar 2007 Posts: 2061 Location: Melbourne Country:
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 7:16 pm Post subject:
Wah! It's over. I have just finished Minna Mukashi wa Kodomo Datta.
It is charming, heartwarming, with simple but meaningful writing and storyline. Although the characters may be too nice to be real, I find them endearing and sincere. Cinematography and background music were both excellent too. There is nothing very original about it I guess, but I enjoyed it very much.
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Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 11:39 pm Post subject:
Wynter wrote:
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It does make sense. When he used her to forgot his own problems, and she ended up expressing her feelings to him, I think she redeemed herself in my eyes. She isn't creepy... just really enamored with him. And I think at this point (only epi 3 done) I'm more sympathetic towards Toko.
On Topic: To Heart epi 4.
THere is a mutual need there. I found the drama surprisingly touching.
Meanwhile on ep 15 of Kita Kuni No KAra _________________
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 7:22 am Post subject:
Episode 7 of Bloody Monday. I'm still really enjoying this. Some "hmmm, really?" moments, but I like it a lot.
See, ScrappedShinigami, I am still watching this!
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:11 am Post subject:
Anime Dad wrote:
It's definitely there, i'm downloading it now. Don't expect a great video quality, though, since it's early 90's. The video files are ~350MB each.
Many, many thanks for the info, I'm now downloading Kono yo no Hate from Veoh. I'm finding that I'm watching an increasing amount of dramas with bad quality video, mainly as I think the quality of many of the older dramas is much better than these modern, pretty-boy obsessed, ones.
Speaking of which, and on topic, I'm up to episode 8 of Trick, highly entertaining and funny. Both Abe Hiroshi and Nakama Yukie are excellent.
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:18 am Post subject:
Cerebus wrote:
Many, many thanks for the info, I'm now downloading Kono yo no Hate from Veoh. I'm finding that I'm watching an increasing amount of dramas with bad quality video, mainly as I think the quality of many of the older dramas is much better than these modern, pretty-boy obsessed, ones.
Sounds like Cerebus' Law Of JDrama: "The quality of the video is inversely proportional to the quality of the performances in said video"
Many, many thanks for the info, I'm now downloading Kono yo no Hate from Veoh. I'm finding that I'm watching an increasing amount of dramas with bad quality video, mainly as I think the quality of many of the older dramas is much better than these modern, pretty-boy obsessed, ones.
Right on.
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Speaking of which, and on topic, I'm up to episode 8 of Trick, highly entertaining and funny. Both Abe Hiroshi and Nakama Yukie are excellent.
Abe's incredible: he has such presence, yet he's almost always self-deprecating...
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:27 am Post subject:
Cerebus wrote:
Many, many thanks for the info, I'm now downloading Kono yo no Hate from Veoh. I'm finding that I'm watching an increasing amount of dramas with bad quality video, mainly as I think the quality of many of the older dramas is much better than these modern, pretty-boy obsessed, ones.
Speaking of which, and on topic, I'm up to episode 8 of Trick, highly entertaining and funny. Both Abe Hiroshi and Nakama Yukie are excellent.
Trick is pretty awesome. I wish they can come out with a DVD boxset for the first 2 seasons though, the copies that I have are pretty bad.
THere is a mutual need there. I found the drama surprisingly touching.
OMG GIRL! After getting over Kutada, I actually started enjoying (dare I say) the show. I mean, it's totally flawed and overly angsty... but I think I was looking for something like this on a subconscious level.
I'm not sure where my opinion is yet, but I'm already on the final episode. _________________
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:36 am Post subject:
Wynter wrote:
OMG GIRL! After getting over Kutada, I actually started enjoying (dare I say) the show. I mean, it's totally flawed and overly angsty... but I think I was looking for something like this on a subconscious level.
I'm not sure where my opinion is yet, but I'm already on the final episode.
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Together, they should more than offset Nagasawa.
what 'hrmmm really?' moments are you having?
