Could someone explain to me the difference between a special and a movie? Is this related to something else like…
Special or SP is a way Japanese saying of direct to TV or home broadcast. A movie release is theatrical on cinema not directly on home, although they may later get to home media or streamed. As you said, SP also sometimes an addition to already established franchise. But not necessarily.
I was picking this up for Kato Konatsu, but her role so minor I am disappointed. Not so good drama, the theme, casting, and ending just water level. Even Konatsu can't save it unfortunately.
Those random Korean phrases really pissed me off. She was already annoying but they just had to push it. Her Korean…
It's supposed to place her character despicable not loving to her own language. Most people typically mixing their language is either not proficient to her own or just mediocre.
Where you get the meaning of hirayasumi as modesty? From which dictionary?
My bad, that was my own interpretation from Indonesian translation of "Kebersahajaan" Apparently when I looked up in deepL the meaning was Day Off. Ok, a luxury day off
I'm glad I finished the dorama, thanks to transition01 & amrayu. The only plothole was how come an owner of big corpo had no lawyer or some accountant right-hand when surrounded by the tax officers in his office? In spite of that the show overall is quirky and keep your seat at your edge. A cozy watch when you need something witty and funny at the same time. 8/10
Owning an inherited house ain't hirayasumi(modesty), you should live at least in apartment like most people in Japan are. A luxury even if it was inherited.
ML voice so cringe I almost dropped it, finally finished it today. The plot quite cliche, good ending nonetheless. Almost like it's made to satisfy audience. 6/10
The cinematography was trying too hard to be avant garde. Making strobe here and there so superficial nothing of substance. Plot wise just nothing sure wanted to convey. Tried to be poetic but left a lot to be desired. 6/10 for the acting saving grace.
As you said, SP also sometimes an addition to already established franchise. But not necessarily.