Replying to Brenda • Nov 11, 2014
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WAIT WHAT THERE WAS A KIMI NI TODOKE MOVIE AND I. DIDNT. KNOW??????
MY LIFE IS A LIE.
LOL this is a chance to watch it then :D
Replying to jenna • Nov 11, 2014
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LOL I just realized I have seen some anime versions of these or read mangas and all of the movie adaptations are…
Yeah, if you enjoyed their anime versions; you may as well give them a try.
Replying to seokkie • Nov 11, 2014
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Otani from Lovely Complex is soo cute *.*
Teppei was the best choice.
Replying to 25637 • Nov 11, 2014
Article Japanese Romantic Cinema: Shojo Manga Style ~ Part 1
L♥DK and Sukitte Ii nayo!
The one I'm looking forward to next year is Ao Haru Ride!
Those are in the second part of this article (:
Replying to chichichi • Nov 11, 2014
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is this article have part two i want to know more manga through liveaction :3
Yes, part 2 will be coming soon (:
Replying to fadetoblack • Nov 11, 2014
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i really wish they would make a movie of hot gimmick :(( or maybe it should be a kdrama, that way it would be…
It's really rare for Kdramas to adapt manga before Japan or Taiwan does.
Replying to darkangel662008 • Nov 11, 2014
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Aside from Bokura I already watched them all and enjoy them...kekeke!!!
Another record if you watch Bokura ga Ita DA!
Replying to TaemonRebel • Nov 11, 2014
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Love Shoujo! I have seen everyone of these movies and I like them for their only little quirks, just not Koukou…
One of the fewest who dislike High School Debut :D
Replying to BrightestStar • Nov 11, 2014
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It is kinda funny coming from someone who can't stand shojo. Either way good job you did great covering how shojo…
Yup, I don't really like Shojo anime because they're too many of them. Live action adaptations aren't that many :D
Replying to BrightestStar • Nov 9, 2014
Article Japanese Romantic Cinema: Shojo Manga Style ~ Part 1
It is kinda funny coming from someone who can't stand shojo. Either way good job you did great covering how shojo…
I do watch shojo manga's live action adaptations. Since it's only one or two films per year, I use it as a mean to relieve stress. It's not that I hate them but I don't watch them much.
Replying to Winnie • Nov 9, 2014
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Still wondering if there will be a live action film/series of 'Kaichou Wa Maid Sama', one of my favourite shojo…
I am wondering about that as well. The manga already finished publishing so they could even make it into a drama. I am waiting for the day they decide to make a second season of the anime and a live action adaptation. Let's wait together winnie!
Replying to ltsukino • Nov 9, 2014
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I've wacthed all this movies, and LoveCon was actually one of the first j-movies ever that I watched since I,…
Right, shojo is a genre to sit back and watch without thinking much.
Replying to LacyClouds • Nov 9, 2014
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Switch Girl was also a great Shojo Manga adaptation! :D
That's a drama, I said I will only talk about films here (:
Replying to Elisabetta • Nov 9, 2014
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The problem with shoujo to film is that they try to stuff a bazillion manga chapters worth of plot into 2h (or…
That's the main problem with shojo manga, if only they attempt to make them into dramas instead. Itazura na Kiss is one fine example.
Replying to DreamyLife • Nov 9, 2014
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"Hey Cheer, what are you doing with Shojo manga?" That's exactly what I've been thinking LOL
LOL evil partner! But I did explain why, right?
Replying to Mickey • Nov 9, 2014
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I love this article! I've seen all of these because I really enjoy shojo manga adaptations when I am in the mood…
Shojo manga aren't always cute. In the manga, many slice of life moments are inserted but the film overlook them for the length.
Replying to Nana8 • Nov 9, 2014
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I have seen them all and I recommend them too! they are some of my favourite movies, especially Kimi ni Todoke…
I also believe they're the best adapted thus far.
Replying to Rou_Chan • Nov 9, 2014
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I don't read shojo manga but I watched Bokura ga ita basing on the anime and liked it, my only complain's that…
Kimi ni Todoke is a catch, I liked it better than Bokura ga Ita. At the matter of fact, it's my favourite shojo manga adaptation into a film.
Replying to Raincat • Nov 9, 2014
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@Cheer ....Great article! Well written and clear.I wait for next part <3
Thanks cat, I am glad you liked it (:
Replying to Aya97 • Nov 9, 2014
Article Japanese Romantic Cinema: Shojo Manga Style ~ Part 1
I really love Shojo Manga adaptions. It gives me this fluffy feeling inside. I really liked how Bokura ga Ita…
That's the power of cute films; you can't really hate them.
