Cute and low-effort drama. I'm always so critical of shoujo/josei manga live-action dramas and only a few click with me. I think this one had such good dialogue, though the fairy music was pretty much too much.
I liked Sakamoto - Ichikawa couple the most. What’s wild is that their actual ages is just 1 year difference!…
It could be the styling & make-up since they want the woman to appear as though she is the superior and senior of the guy. They also seem to want the guy to appear dorky,soft,innocent and virginal.
When the actress/actor is an idol you can expect a lot of fake reviews.
Do they also stop being famous or not? Where do all their fans from their idol days go? 😂 🤣 😅 Do you see how ridiculous that sounds. It's like saying Michael Jackson / Elvis Presley stops being famous coz they're dead and have moved to the afterlife or wherever dead people go.
Former idols don't start their acting careers with zero fans, they already have an edge and an audience. You acquire more fans, which is different from people who start out as just actors.
When the actress/actor is an idol you can expect a lot of fake reviews.
Hyeri alone has almost 10 million followers on Instagram and while she was hugely popular on Reply 1998 it was because she was an idol. So I don't get people denying that she was an idol and has an idol following. Same thing with all former idols
Sandra Park (Dara) hasn't been an idol in a long time but she still has the same popularity. Lee Junho hasn't been an idol in years but people go crazy when he has a drama.
So one doesn't stop being an idol just because they stopped doing concerts.
Took me too long to watch this, what a great surprise. Enjoyed it, I thought it wld be boring to watch one guy the whole movie but it was interesting. Whose in the marriage photo at the end?
I'm surprised she didn't think that guy would misunderstand their friendship. It was pretty obvious he was giving her special attention. Mixed signals!!
It's a beautiful movie. I can't believe it's almost 20 years old. It's such a sad story told in a comic way, but it's really captivating. The hard life of a woman who was rejected by almost everyone.
I liked how it portrays the characters struggle to re-adjust to society with their 'criminal' label, but I wish…
you make the assumption that everyone that is caught up in crime did it because they wanted too. Sometimes crime happens to innocent people, imagine the high number of black people in prisons in the US due to systematic racism. Even this show reminds you of how systems like the police harass ex-criminals to get confessions. That one character in the Bento shop lost her job coz of the police sniffing around.
They gave you a few scenarios that are very understandable and try to remind you of your own bias. ie. Criminal = Bad person. Like one of the characters said Recidivism is high. This is because even if you try to live a good life as a criminal the world continues to treat you like a criminal including hindering your ability to make a living.
It's hard to say I loved it when it is the reality of most people. the police are dirty and will always try to protect their institution. Yes I cried and was inspired to donate to the Innocence Project and say a little prayer for all the other prisoners who may not get freedom in this side of life.
I'm not sure what you mean by that but i do prefer manga than live aciton more when it come josei and shojounless…
Good for you! Reading is always better of course. I meant they are all the same stories, nothing new it's a hit or miss but good for none serious watching.
Most josei/Shoujo live manga adaptations are average, there are one or two that are truly outstanding but mostly just average same old themes.
I know what to expect from them so I'm not bothered.
Yeah, she does & someone takes photos of them kissing. She later quits her teaching job coz of it. The school found out. Ends with them meeting as adults though, so kind of open-ended on whether or not they continue.
She is only 19 years old and not a local, so that lifestyle was new to her and her mom.
That's no excuse to be disrespectful and cause all those problems. I never saw her trying to learn anything or become part of her new life she was impulsive in everything she did.
so I watch this drama from beginning to end and I did enjoy it the only thing I did not like is I did not feel…
You really can't compare Kdrama and Jdramas. They do romance very differently and the face that most live manga adaptations tend to be fast paced with no time for expressing complicated feelings.
Do you see how ridiculous that sounds. It's like saying Michael Jackson / Elvis Presley stops being famous coz they're dead and have moved to the afterlife or wherever dead people go.
Former idols don't start their acting careers with zero fans, they already have an edge and an audience. You acquire more fans, which is different from people who start out as just actors.
Sandra Park (Dara) hasn't been an idol in a long time but she still has the same popularity. Lee Junho hasn't been an idol in years but people go crazy when he has a drama.
So one doesn't stop being an idol just because they stopped doing concerts.
They gave you a few scenarios that are very understandable and try to remind you of your own bias. ie. Criminal = Bad person. Like one of the characters said Recidivism is high. This is because even if you try to live a good life as a criminal the world continues to treat you like a criminal including hindering your ability to make a living.
Yes I cried and was inspired to donate to the Innocence Project and say a little prayer for all the other prisoners who may not get freedom in this side of life.
Most josei/Shoujo live manga adaptations are average, there are one or two that are truly outstanding but mostly just average same old themes.
I know what to expect from them so I'm not bothered.