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I see. A lot of them are and they usually are the ones with subs. :shamefulcry:
I see. A lot of them are and they usually are the ones with subs. :shamefulcry:
What dramas are you currently watching?
Started by Pemu · 2 Aug 2003 · 27,479 replies
Drama Discussion
Wynter wrote:
I've only seen her in a few but I agree. Summer Snow was perhaps her best.
Summer Snow was good...but, Beach Boys was her best, because she had to bounce off of Sorimachi Takashi and Takenouchi Yutaka ...she was just a kid and she was working with these powerhouse actors...she stepped up to the plate...and hit one out of the park...
runpup wrote:Have you seen Yasashi Jikan ? Great scenery AND a great story!! :applaud: [/list:u]
visually, Ima Ai is one of the most beautiful dramas i've seen...
runpup wrote:
The director obviously has a great love of rural Japan...I loved how frequently he used close-up shots of nature to accent the story...
visually, Ima Ai is one of the most beautiful dramas i've seen...
I completely agree! And I love how, when scenes are tormented and/or sad, it is reflected in the visuals. Quite beautiful.
runpup wrote:
Summer Snow was good...but, Beach Boys was her best, because she had to bounce off of Sorimachi Takashi and Takenouchi Yutaka ...she was just a kid and she was working with these powerhouse actors...she stepped up to the plate...and hit one out of the park...
Ooooooo interesting! I haven't seen Beach Boys yet but I have it. I'll look forward to it. :good:
Right now I'm on Ima epi 7. :smitten:
gaijinmark wrote: Have you seen Yasashi Jikan ? Great scenery AND a great story!! :applaud: [/list:u]
The only place I've found Yasashi Jikan is crunchyroll... not famous for video quality...
runpup wrote:
The only place I've found Yasashi Jikan is crunchyroll... not famous for video quality...
I have a lovely DVD in AVI format. Do you need it? PM me if you do.
Eve wrote:I have a lovely DVD in AVI format. Do you need it? PM me if you do.
I think Geez also has this as well... :headscratch:
bmwracer wrote:
I think Geez also has this as well... :headscratch:
He must because I gave it to him.
edit: Just kiddding! No but he does have it because I remember his glowing review....which prompted me to watch this drama. Actually I have him another drama by the same writer called Haikei Chichiue-sama
Ushi ni Negai wo episode #1.
runpup wrote:
The only place I've found Yasashi Jikan is crunchyroll... not famous for video quality...
I have it as well, but I haven't seen it yet so I dunno what the vid quality is like. :sweat:
I finished Ima last night. Now I'm on to... Dekichatta Kekkon. I have the feeling I'll need to get my bib ready. ;)
Lasr ep of Hanayome to papa, still deciding what to watch next maybe I'll watch hanakimi first then liar game
runpup wrote:
The only place I've found Yasashi Jikan is crunchyroll... not famous for video quality...
I have it in DVD format. You can play it in a stand-alone DVD player. As for where I got it from, I bought a copy. Video quality is quite good from what I remember.
On topic: I'm on the last episode of 101st Proposal. Good drama, just not too fond of the actress.
Yasashi Jikan
Okay, people shouldn't bring this drama up because I launch into a pointless diatribe about how wonderful it is every time I see the title.
Cori's probably right. I have a blog, I should probably natter on about shows that I like there, but I never seem to get around to it.
Anyway... Suffice to say, I really liked Yasashi Jikan.
Beautiful locations that are more than just beautiful loactions. They inform, they are a part of, the story.
Wonderful photography that does justtice to the locations.
A superb cast top to bottom.
And a subtle, nuanced, script that tells an interesting human story on multiple levels.
It's a pip.
Okay, people shouldn't bring this drama up because I launch into a pointless diatribe about how wonderful it is every time I see the title.
Cori's probably right. I have a blog, I should probably natter on about shows that I like there, but I never seem to get around to it.
Anyway... Suffice to say, I really liked Yasashi Jikan.
Beautiful locations that are more than just beautiful loactions. They inform, they are a part of, the story.
Wonderful photography that does justtice to the locations.
A superb cast top to bottom.
And a subtle, nuanced, script that tells an interesting human story on multiple levels.
It's a pip.
Geezer wrote:Cori's probably right. I have a blog, I should probably natter on about shows that I like there, but I never seem to get around to it.
YES, you really should put it on your blog! Or you could even update the "my dramas" section with your reviews. (hint hint nudge nudge) ;)
Geezer wrote:Yasashi Jikan
Okay, people shouldn't bring this drama up because I launch into a pointless diatribe about how wonderful it is every time I see the title.
Cori's probably right. I have a blog, I should probably natter on about shows that I like there, but I never seem to get around to it.
Anyway... Suffice to say, I really liked Yasashi Jikan.
Beautiful locations that are more than just beautiful loactions. They inform, they are a part of, the story.
Wonderful photography that does justtice to the locations.
A superb cast top to bottom.
And a subtle, nuanced, script that tells an interesting human story on multiple levels.
It's a pip.
What is Graffiti to art? I'd like to hear your opinion on this. :D
Wynter wrote:What is Graffiti to art? I'd like to hear your opinion on this. :D
In another thread, hopefully.
Finally finished episodes 7-9 of Jiko Keisatsu... Good show.
I'd give it a 9/10... I love the kooky characters and the whodunit nature of the show... Reminds me of the series Banacek with George Peppard (yeah, I'm dating myself yet again)...
Because each episode is self-contained, it didn't prompt me to have to try to gobble up all of the episodes ASAP to get to the conclusion/climax/finale... And that's a good thing. :)
Looking forward to season two, if Geezer and I can get the subs squared away for episodes 6-9, since the subber at D-Addicts has apparently abandoned the project (don't mention it there, because the people get reallt testy about it...)
bmwracer wrote:
Finally finished episodes 7-9 of Jiko Keisatsu... Good show.
I'd give it a 9/10... I love the kooky characters and the whodunit nature of the show... Reminds me of the series Banacek with George Peppard (yeah, I'm dating myself yet again)...
Because each episode is self-contained, it didn't prompt me to have to try to gobble up all of the episodes ASAP to get to the conclusion/climax/finale... And that's a good thing. :)
Looking forward to season two, if Geezer and I can get the subs squared away for episodes 6-9, since the subber at D-Addicts has apparently abandoned the project (don't mention it there, because the people get reallt testy about it...)
Don't get me wrong, I like Jikou Keisatsu (imo 2nd season's better), but the cases are no where near as clever as those in 'Banacek'.
concertmaster wrote:Don't get me wrong, I like Jikou Keisatsu (imo 2nd season's better), but the cases are no where near as clever as those in 'Banacek'.
Ah, someone who's probably near my age... :victory:
Well, I said Jiko Keisatsu reminded of Banacek... I didn't say it was better or more clever. ;)
bmwracer wrote:
Well, I said Jiko Keisatsu reminded of Banacek... I didn't say it was better or more clever. ;)
Sorry, I just had to jump in and defend what is probably my favorite mystery-type TV series of all time. :thumbsup:
concertmaster wrote:Sorry, I just had to jump in and defend what is probably my favorite mystery-type TV series of all time. :thumbsup:
Oh, I really liked the show too... Probably the best of the Saturday (Sunday?) Night Mystery Movies... Though I did like McCloud as well... :)
"There ya go..." :mrgreen:
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