Summer Snow

i've only watched summersnow episode 1 & 2...
i want to watch the 3rd episode but sadly i don't have it...
does anyone have episode 3 or maybe even 4...??
that i can have...
like...download..but not download that takes a long time...
not from a site probably...
???

hey, does anybody know where i can get the OST for this drama? i tried d-addicts but no one's seeding it. i feaking love the music so if anybody can help me out here, it would be greatly appreciated. thanks!

saya317 wrote:hey, does anybody know where i can get the OST for this drama? i tried d-addicts but no one's seeding it. i feaking love the music so if anybody can help me out here, it would be greatly appreciated. thanks!

Summer Snow OST
http://www.sendspace.com/file/70g8c1

thtl wrote:

Summer Snow OST
http://www.sendspace.com/file/70g8c1

ooh, thank you so kindly! :hug:

Oh I've wanted to watch Summer Snow for a long time...
I can't seem to find it though....
Is it on D-Addicts? o___o

.kasumi. wrote:
Oh I've wanted to watch Summer Snow for a long time...
I can't seem to find it though....
Is it on D-Addicts? o___o

http://jtv-tracker.clubbed.org/index.php?searchname=summer+snow

Thank you so much! :woot:

I've watched the first episode now... it's so adorable! Kind of sad too... I heard the show gets really sad at the end though...

T___T Now I'm paranoid of bad things happening as I watch...

saru92: You can find the whole drama on D-addits. But it's Bittorent. So if you don't want to download it, try to find it on Youtube.


SPOILER When Yuki was in the hospital, Natsuo was dead not? Than how could he be there in Yuki's room?

Andro wrote:saru92: You can find the whole drama on D-addits. But it's Bittorent. So if you don't want to download it, try to find it on Youtube.


SPOILER When Yuki was in the hospital, Natsuo was dead not? Than how could he be there in Yuki's room?

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She imagined him there... Like a schizophrenic person or something. o_o
I just watched the last three episodes now... I'm crying ;_;
But yeah... she imagined him. T___T I knew he was going to die... T__T

.kasumi. wrote:

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She imagined him there... Like a schizophrenic person or something. o_o
I just watched the last three episodes now... I'm crying ;_;
But yeah... she imagined him. T___T I knew he was going to die... T__T

I beg to differ:

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At that point in time Yuki did not know Natsuo died, so it was unlikely she was imaging seeing him. However Natsuo's heart was transplanted into her body, so you can say their psyche were linked. In as sense she's seeing Natsuo's ghost.

It's a drama - no point in trying to rationalize too deeply.

I agree with you.. that's what I meant to say. But I also think it could be open to interpretation.

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For example, how did she know he got into a motorcycle accident? By the time she came out of the hospital to find him at the bicycle shop, a month had passed by... So I was thinking about the way people in comas might hear things that are spoken to... maybe in her rest or subconsciousness or while she was sleeping, somebody mentioned his death. She could have been denying his death. Preventing the pain, her mind could have lied and pretended as if he were still alive because she loved him so much and she missed him so much and she really didn't want to face the fact that he was dead. First stage to facing a death is denial, anyways.

It's a stretch but you never know <_< xD

.kasumi. wrote:
I agree with you.. that's what I meant to say. But I also think it could be open to interpretation.

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For example, how did she know he got into a motorcycle accident? By the time she came out of the hospital to find him at the bicycle shop, a month had passed by... So I was thinking about the way people in comas might hear things that are spoken to... maybe in her rest or subconsciousness or while she was sleeping, somebody mentioned his death. She could have been denying his death. Preventing the pain, her mind could have lied and pretended as if he were still alive because she loved him so much and she missed him so much and she really didn't want to face the fact that he was dead. First stage to facing a death is denial, anyways.

It's a stretch but you never know <_< xD

Your depicted scenario could work too. I'm merely following Occam's Razor when I made my proposal - if there are more than one solution to a problem, the simpler solution is the correct one. But then again this is a drama, getting us to talk about it passionately proves that it is a quality drama. :dancing:

Just finished watching summer snow and i gotta say, the ending was a real shocker. Gotta say, it wasn't as sad as people said it was, and i didn't cry.


I had watched beautiful life a few weeks back recommended from a friend, he didn't tell me what it was about, just that it was good, so i had no idea what i was walking into when i started watching it, and the ending really hit me with a wave of emotions. Summer snow, however, i knew it was going to be sad so when i watched it, i was prepared and things that should have hit me emotionally, didn't quite have the same effect as what beautiful life had and that ulitmately ruined the ending for me.

So pointers to anyone who didn't already know this, just watch something without reading up on it, find out it if it's good or not, but don't find out if it's going to be sad, because you're not going to feel anything when you know it's coming! :shamefulcry:

Chrn0 wrote:Just finished watching summer snow and i gotta say, the ending was a real shocker. Gotta say, it wasn't as sad as people said it was, and i didn't cry.


I had watched beautiful life a few weeks back recommended from a friend, he didn't tell me what it was about, just that it was good, so i had no idea what i was walking into when i started watching it, and the ending really hit me with a wave of emotions. Summer snow, however, i knew it was going to be sad so when i watched it, i was prepared and things that should have hit me emotionally, didn't quite have the same effect as what beautiful life had and that ulitmately ruined the ending for me.

So pointers to anyone who didn't already know this, just watch something without reading up on it, find out it if it's good or not, but don't find out if it's going to be sad, because you're not going to feel anything when you know it's coming! :shamefulcry:

i agree the intensity of the emotional impact is always greater when it's a surprise....that's why when i watch doramas sometimes i don't even watch the preview of the next episode at the end of each episode.

Chrn0 wrote:Just finished watching summer snow and i gotta say, the ending was a real shocker. Gotta say, it wasn't as sad as people said it was, and i didn't cry.


I had watched beautiful life a few weeks back recommended from a friend, he didn't tell me what it was about, just that it was good, so i had no idea what i was walking into when i started watching it, and the ending really hit me with a wave of emotions. Summer snow, however, i knew it was going to be sad so when i watched it, i was prepared and things that should have hit me emotionally, didn't quite have the same effect as what beautiful life had and that ulitmately ruined the ending for me.

So pointers to anyone who didn't already know this, just watch something without reading up on it, find out it if it's good or not, but don't find out if it's going to be sad, because you're not going to feel anything when you know it's coming! :shamefulcry:

i entirely agree on the emotional impact you get based on whether its a surprise or not although i've also recently taken to reading summaries to determine whether or not i should get a particular series - and based on the writing of it, you can usually tell whether it's sad or not (which sorta ruins it for me). i also go by some of the numerical reviews ppl give and sometimes its a very pleasant surprise to watch something that most ppl give OK ratings but i happen to really enjoy.

Tu_triky wrote:

i agree the intensity of the emotional impact is always greater when it's a surprise....that's why when i watch doramas sometimes i don't even watch the preview of the next episode at the end of each episode.

I did that for AP.
I got a greater joy out of each ep because i don't watch previews.

My friend told me Summer Snow would be really sad so I was prepared for the worst. So as I watched it I was trying to figure out what would happen and I actually predicted it right. x_x;

I took a Humanities class that was all about analyzing art--including movies or dramas--so now I always subconsciously figure out the plot before even watching the endings... It kinda sucks. No surprises for me. ;_;

.kasumi. wrote:
My friend told me Summer Snow would be really sad so I was prepared for the worst. So as I watched it I was trying to figure out what would happen and I actually predicted it right. x_x;

I took a Humanities class that was all about analyzing art--including movies or dramas--so now I always subconsciously figure out the plot before even watching the endings... It kinda sucks. No surprises for me. ;_;

Education can be a curse too, it seems...

Personally I'll read a book if I'm going purely for the plot. With a drama or movie there are so many other elements involved, the plot is only one of the factors. Therefore it is not as disappointing when it becomes too predictable.

If you like twists in plots give "Teru Teru Ashita" a try.

K.T.Tran wrote:

I did that for AP.
I got a greater joy out of each ep because i don't watch previews.

indeed...i rarely saw the previews on AP as well.

Tu_triky wrote:

i agree the intensity of the emotional impact is always greater when it's a surprise....that's why when i watch doramas sometimes i don't even watch the preview of the next episode at the end of each episode.

Yeah, but I always felt they wanted a sad ending to Summer Snow so they came to this pathetic trick.

Anyway, Domoto Tsuyoshi will rock forever! But lately he's been clothing really strange.