This drama had no right being this good! Seriously, this could be the gold standard for manga's LA adaptations!…
Ep. 1 and 3 were the best; I feel like the episodes should have been longer too, especially the last one. Cause the interior designer isn't really interested in Taro, she just sees her husband in him. Plus, did she ever learn to be acceptive of her daughter's personality or does she still think of her own child as abnormal and scary? That could have been explored more. Poor Izumi, she didn't deserve to be dumped, she was so caring towards him...
This drama had no right being this good! Seriously, this could be the gold standard for manga's LA adaptations! Creepy, scary, weird, funny but always interesting, this drama also had amazing acting and production value. The music really added to the atmosphere too. 9.5/10 from me. This and Youkai Sharehouse reminded me of Douglas Adams' surrealist, comedic aspects, and that's always a good thing.
One of the best Japanese movies I have ever seen and the plot, the acting, the cinematography, they all were absolutely amazing! Makita Aju blew me away with her acting ability and the song was gorgeous. The shots of the scenery were so pretty, I kept wanting to take screenshots every few seconds. 9.5/10.
Why not? It happens in real life. Many high school students date men over 20 . At least as I read comments of…
Yes, you and your husband are adults. Minors should not date adults because not only is it illegal, but a large age gap means there is always a younger partner who cannot consent fully due to levels of maturity.
It was interesting to watch the film from a traitor's perspective because usually I have seen films of this period…
I was more uncomfortable with the ease she betrayed Fumio to the secret police (did he even survive the war? was he tortured to death?) and how Yusuke just accepted it.
Poor Izumi, she didn't deserve to be dumped, she was so caring towards him...
This and Youkai Sharehouse reminded me of Douglas Adams' surrealist, comedic aspects, and that's always a good thing.