I don't think he's that great of an actor yet, but his screen presence is incredible. It's crazy that he has that much charisma, but at the same time it doesn't come across as such? If he keeps practicing, I think he can become really good.
This was not a good movie and I ended up skipping parts. There's so much buildup, but the actual twist and the hidden story isn't interesting at all. Only good part about this movie was Saito.
This movie was absolutely amazing. There are so many little things that come back around and each small detail…
My guess is either sociopathy/antisocial personality disorder/psychopathy
Symptoms *Self-harm/self-mutalization *Creating a persona for killing-used her dead best friend's name for this persona *Lack of empathy and sympathy *Lack of remorse *The most extreme "symptom" is the killings themselves. Which are more of a result of her other symptoms along with environmental factors as well.
This can also be an example of nature vs nurture. Misako never got treatment. She was raised by a seemingly distant mother. Instead Misako sought her own way of treatment, which was the yurigokoro itself. When Misako finally found someone that treated her with care, that was when she started to display "normal" human emotions. So misako was born with that nature, but her environment nurtured that side of her.
Mental illnesses aren't necessarily heredity, but children are more likely to have it if their parents had it. Ryosuke didn't start to display any symptoms of aggression or the desire to kill until he read the notebook. It could be seen as an awakening of those feelings, but it could also be due to his confusion and his fear that he will be just like his mother.
This movie was absolutely amazing. There are so many little things that come back around and each small detail counts. This was definitely a movie made with passion.
I'm currently in college for psychology right now and if anyones interested in learning about the FL's possible mental illness read below.
The first half of the show is soo good. It's such a simple and sweet love story. They have such a healthy relationship…
I didn't like the time skip nor did I like the character changes. Nian Qin was more aloof than cold. I loved his character because he was just a simple calm guy who was very loving. He just had some trauma and emotional issues related to that trauma. With the time skip, of course they have to heal his eyesight and make him a rich CEO who's forceful???
Why can't we enjoy a ML that is sweet and calm? He doesn't have to be rich or mean to be likable. Also why do dramas always "fix" characters with disabilities? She loved him not despite his blindness, she just loved him for who he was. Him having eyesight or not having eyesight would not make her love him less.
The first half of the show is soo good. It's such a simple and sweet love story. They have such a healthy relationship with great communication and it really feels like their in love. The first kiss scene has to be the most adorable one I've seen, it was so wholesome. My review for the second half in spoiler below.
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Symptoms
*Self-harm/self-mutalization
*Creating a persona for killing-used her dead best friend's name for this persona
*Lack of empathy and sympathy
*Lack of remorse
*The most extreme "symptom" is the killings themselves. Which are more of a result of her other symptoms along with environmental factors as well.
This can also be an example of nature vs nurture. Misako never got treatment. She was raised by a seemingly distant mother. Instead Misako sought her own way of treatment, which was the yurigokoro itself. When Misako finally found someone that treated her with care, that was when she started to display "normal" human emotions. So misako was born with that nature, but her environment nurtured that side of her.
Mental illnesses aren't necessarily heredity, but children are more likely to have it if their parents had it. Ryosuke didn't start to display any symptoms of aggression or the desire to kill until he read the notebook. It could be seen as an awakening of those feelings, but it could also be due to his confusion and his fear that he will be just like his mother.
I'm currently in college for psychology right now and if anyones interested in learning about the FL's possible mental illness read below.
Why can't we enjoy a ML that is sweet and calm? He doesn't have to be rich or mean to be likable. Also why do dramas always "fix" characters with disabilities? She loved him not despite his blindness, she just loved him for who he was. Him having eyesight or not having eyesight would not make her love him less.
My review for the second half in spoiler below.