Visually captivating, the colors, rich fabric, just so beautiful. The costumes and the set were so magical, although I doubt it was this clean in the brothels. Among the beauty lies the sadness of these women's lives. Pampered like goldfish, never free.
I think they failed to explore the supernatural element of the forest. That part about the girl's genealogy wasn't really necessary. Wouldn't you protect someone even if they were a stranger to you?
no of course, you watch shoujo manga LA and you get this kind of acting. If you watch their serious movies/dramas…
Thank you. I'm so glad to see the gospel I have been preaching finally spreading. Yes, shoujo manga LA doesn't define the whole of japanese doramas. It helps to know what you're watching.
The comedy tag is missing from this movie because there's no way a kid can run faster than a car. Half of the things she did are so cringey, and I personally dislike the way South Korea writes characters with disability. No, she's not fiery at all. She was just running to places she didn't know.
My only complaint is that FL wasn't angrier at her so-called best friend, who gave her bad advice and mistreated her. All the time she was giving her fake advice, the bi*ch knew.
I don't agree with giving abusers happy endings that don't include therapy sessions, esp for some that tried to self-harm. I just wanted FL to be happier and stronger.
I wonder why the rating is so low. This storyline isn't much different from Futtara Doshaburi, which started at…
The majority of people that watch BL don't care that much about cheating but people on MDL judge women who cheat very harshly. Most Japanese cheating dramas on here are fun to watch but people rate them very low.
I think the Japanese version will make you even angrier and cry, especially the series. They did a good job of drawing out all your emotions by showing all the other small background details. I think I've now watched all versions, including the Chinese one. I like the ending of the Chinese version, though.
It's weird that I just watched this after reading that one of Junko Furata's killers is still alive and on Twitter, too. Reminding me that justice sometimes is never found in this lifetime.
It really depends on your background. I find it so weird that my grandparents never talks about this, because…
That was actually one of the most dangerous jobs, "teachers and all intellectuals" could easily be branded as "enemy of the people" by the Red Guards.
The first educator was beaten to death at the hands of female Red Guards of the elite Girls Middle School attached to Beijing Teachers University on August 5, 1966. These female Red Guards tortured Bian Zhongyun, the vice principal, and other administrators for three hours. Bian died soon after. Although notified of this incident that same day, the Beijing and Central authorities did nothing. Instead, they praised the rapidly spreading Red Guard movement.
It really depends on your background. I find it so weird that my grandparents never talks about this, because…
I have a big mouth so I probably would have said something stupid (haha). But it must have been really scary for them too (your grandparents) because you just didn't know who to trust. Your business can just be branded as a capitalist business and you loose everything the same day. It also probably took doing stuff you're not proud of to maintain your status. So maybe deep down they also have some guilt.
For example when they sent their little boy to work who later slept. It was so that the neighbours and others wouldn't brand their family as not supporting the revolutionary cause. They had to live with the tragic results of that choice forever.
Bleak and sad life, a womb for rent, and the men are for rent as well. The life of a Burmese immigrants,refugess trying to make money by selling babies and giving birth to them.
Yes, Japanese Folklore and sayings about a tortoise living for 10 000 years. So it represents longevity. Since she almost died of cancer at 37, they wish long life for her.
The other piece is a rabbit not a crane and it represents
This "anime acting" is a whole genre by itself.
Half of the things she did are so cringey, and I personally dislike the way South Korea writes characters with disability. No, she's not fiery at all. She was just running to places she didn't know.
I don't agree with giving abusers happy endings that don't include therapy sessions, esp for some that tried to self-harm. I just wanted FL to be happier and stronger.
It's weird that I just watched this after reading that one of Junko Furata's killers is still alive and on Twitter, too. Reminding me that justice sometimes is never found in this lifetime.
The first educator was beaten to death at the hands of female Red Guards of the elite Girls Middle School attached to Beijing Teachers University on August 5, 1966. These female Red Guards tortured Bian Zhongyun, the vice principal, and other administrators for three hours. Bian died soon after. Although notified of this incident that same day, the Beijing and Central authorities did nothing. Instead, they praised the rapidly spreading Red Guard movement.
For example when they sent their little boy to work who later slept. It was so that the neighbours and others wouldn't brand their family as not supporting the revolutionary cause. They had to live with the tragic results of that choice forever.
The other piece is a rabbit not a crane and it represents