Good Morning Call (2016)

グッドモーニング・コール ‧ Drama ‧ 2016
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Nao affitta l'appartamento dei suoi sogni ad un prezzo vantaggioso, ma il giorno del trasloco scopre che è stata truffata, poichè è stato affittato allo stesso prezzo anche da Uehara, l'inarrivabile idolo della sua scuola! Non avendo un posto dove andare e non volendo sprecare i soldi già spesi, i due decidono di abitare insieme, ma a scuola fanno finta di non conoscersi... (Fonte: TVtime.com) ~~ Tratto dal manga "Good Morning Call" (グッドモーニング・コール) di Yue Takasuka (高須賀由枝). Edit Translation

  • Italiano
  • 中文(台灣)
  • 中文(简体)
  • Arabic
  • Country: Japan
  • Type: Drama
  • Episodes: 17
  • Aired: Feb 12, 2016 - Jun 10, 2016
  • Aired On: Friday
  • Original Network: Fuji TV Netflix
  • Duration: 45 min.
  • Score: 7.3 (scored by 29,176 users)
  • Ranked: #8564
  • Popularity: #367
  • Content Rating: G - All Ages

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17 of 17 episodes seen
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Overall 8.5
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 9.5
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 8.0
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Una sorpresa, viste le stroncature che avevo letto

Premesso che 1) non ho mai letto un manga 2) non ho mai visto serie tv giapponesi di questo genere, non capisco le stroncature.
A me è piaciuto moltissimo: mi ha fatto morire dal ridere, ho trovato la recitazione di tutti convincente, la musica e gli effetti sonori sono azzeccattissimi e alcune trovate del montaggio esileranti.
Dalle recensioni vedo che ciò che non è piaciuto è la supposta logica machista della trama, con una Nao zerbino. Io non lo vedo affatto così: è la storia di due giovani che devono imparare per la prima volta ad essere una coppia, con tutti gli errori del caso sia da una parte che dall'altra. È vero che Nao è un po' folle, un po' appiccicosa, un po' tanto insicura, sempre pronta a scusarsi e a far di tutto per piacere all'altro. Ma che c'è di male? In una relazione SANA è normale.
E qual è il ruolo di Ueahra in tutto questo? Ok, non sa esprimere le sue emozioni e i suoi sentimenti e si aspetta che il grosso del lavoro in casa (cucinare, lavare i piatti) lo faccia Nao, ma adoro il modo in cui si prende cura di lei; un ragazzo insolitamente solido per avere 18 anni, che è ciò di cui poi ha bisogno l'infantile Nao. Mentre lei gli dà leggerezza, lui é la sua ancora a terra. Un ragazzo che si fa carico, anche se in modo burbero e talvolta sgarbato, dei loro problemi perchè vuole proteggere Nao, anche se lei gli chiede infine di condividerli con lei. Quando Nao bisticcia con il padre, per esempio: le dice di ubbidirgli, che ci penserà lui a risolvere le cose; e lo fa. E quando la situazione tra loro in vacanza si fa un po'...piccante, sa benissimo che Nao (pur asserendo il contrario) non è ancora pronta e ha la freddezza di allontanarsi e rispettarla. Insomma, secondo me bisogna uscire dalle logiche femministe e restituirgli il suo merito. Senza contare che ha la meravigliosa umiltà di ammettere di avere sbagliato, quando glie lo fanno notare, e per un personaggio così forte ed indipendente non è scontato. Forse invece Nao, scusandosi in continuazione, non dà poi così tanto valore alle proprie scuse; sembrano un po'...superficiali.
Insomma, se dovessi definirli, direi che i loro ruoli sono così: lei comprende, lui protegge. E così crescono cone singoli e come coppia.
Sì, più profondo di quanto potrebbe apparire superficialmente.

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Dropped 17/17
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Jan 4, 2018
17 of 17 episodes seen
Dropped 8
Overall 3.5
Story 1.0
Acting/Cast 7.5
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
I started out liking this show, really I did. Fukuhara Haruka is a gem, a beautiful, perfect acting, sweet gem. If ever I saw someone act the way I imagined a manga to be in real life, Fukuhara accomplished it in this series. It was a delight. And whenever Uehara was flustered or out of his depth, I liked watching the series as a whole. However, I literally shipped Nao with absolutely ANYONE in the show except Uehara.

I don't understand why people like these kinds of shows. Typically bubbly, happy girl with so-so or terrible grades + good at everything, rarely talks, absurdly popular guy who treats her like shit but she's 150% devoted to him anyway?

In this show, Nao will ask Uehara a question, a simple one similar to 'What would you like for dinner tonight?' and Uehara will blow up at her for being annoying or butting into his life and then someone will tell Nao about how today is some hard day in Uehara's life or something bad happened at work/school with Uehara that day and then Nao rushes to find some way to apologize to Uehara for being so stupid and not realizing that he's having a hard time, when she did nothing wrong and definitely nothing to deserve him lashing out at her.

Every time she finds joy in something, he criticizes her for it. Literally every time she's happy imagining something, typically involving her and Uehara, Uehara walks into the room and in ONE SENTENCE has her frowning and fidgeting, unsure of how to respond without making him more upset.

Nao is surrounded by people who care about her, who SHOW HER they care about her, who make her smile and laugh and feel good. The only time Uehara makes her feel good is when he's in her mind. And we're meant to believe he loves her too because every once in awhile he frowns when some other guy is being nice to her, or because, when other characters practically force him into it, he does something nice for her, because that one time they had a meal together and he didn't immediately tell her she was stupid for thinking he was enjoying himself, because they had one scene where they slept in the same room because the heating was broken.

Except 90% of the time Uehara accompanies such scenes with dialogue calling Nao an idiot or stupid for thinking it's romantic, for thinking he would ever do anything just for her, for thinking that the moment is nice, happy, or that he's kind. And not in the endearing way some characters do, where you can tell 'stupid' is a term of endearment, but as an actual insult.

That's not a loving relationship. That's abusive. That's toxic. And I put up with it for all but the last 2 episodes, waiting and hoping that Uehara was going to wake the f*ck up and stop being like that, learn from past mistakes and events, grow up and stop acting like a 4 year old who doesn't understand that other people have feelings too. But it didn't happen. And I couldn't finish the show. I couldn't stand to watch a finale where, I assume, everything is tied up with a neat little bow and we're promised that Nao and Uehara are going to have a wonderful, happy, love filled life together. Because I can't believe it. I can't watch what I know is going to be a loveless, abusive relationship. I hated every second of it.

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Details

  • Title: Good Morning Call
  • Type: Drama
  • Format: Standard Series
  • Country: Japan
  • Episodes: 17
  • Aired: Feb 12, 2016 - Jun 10, 2016
  • Aired On: Friday
  • Original Network: Fuji TV, Netflix
  • Duration: 45 min.
  • Content Rating: G - All Ages

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  • Score: 7.3 (scored by 29,176 users)
  • Ranked: #8564
  • Popularity: #367
  • Watchers: 55,781

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