~~ Adapted from the manga series "10 Dance" (10DANCE) by Inoe Sato (井上佐藤).
What a wonderful response! It's nice when people respond constructively. Yes, I understand you. You are right. Yes. Of course, the problem always lies with the team working on the original. And it doesn't matter if it's a film or a TV series. I read it with great pleasure.
Thanks for taking my bait (I'm talking about the very first message). I was really looking forward to whining about this. My sore point is how the Japanese treat primary sources. I'm always sad when yet another filmmaker wipes his ass with a gorgeous original. I'm speaking in general terms.
It's good that the ten dances, judging by the trailer, were lucky with the team. I'm very happy for the author.
Okay, I won't waste your time) Thank you for discussing it with me. Have a nice day)
~~ Adapted from the manga series "10 Dance" (10DANCE) by Inoe Sato (井上佐藤).
In simple terms, in fact, it is a film adaptation of the manga.. But in reality, if you look at the final product, the screenwriter's mockery can hardly be called a manga adaptation. Let me explain. In Japan, multi-volume works are often adapted into films extremely poorly. The screenwriter literally takes a multi-volume manga and rewrites it, completely losing the essence of the work, changing important facts, events, and even altering the characters' personalities. That's why manga artists aren't particularly happy when their manga gets adapted into a film. Inoue Sato also wasn't happy either. But she was lucky because the team working on the adaptation listened to the author's opinion (this is a great rarity). And they adapt the manga well, even if they throw out a lot of things. But if they had adapted it strictly according to the manga, we would have had at least two films with this hot couple.
~~ Adapted from the manga series "10 Dance" (10DANCE) by Inoe Sato (井上佐藤).
This isn't a manga adaptation judging by the trailer. Judging by the trailer, this is a script based on the manga, not an adaptation. The manga itself isn't finished yet. The trailer, however, is supposed to show us a fictional ending.
Thanks for taking my bait (I'm talking about the very first message). I was really looking forward to whining about this. My sore point is how the Japanese treat primary sources. I'm always sad when yet another filmmaker wipes his ass with a gorgeous original. I'm speaking in general terms.
It's good that the ten dances, judging by the trailer, were lucky with the team. I'm very happy for the author.
Okay, I won't waste your time) Thank you for discussing it with me.
Have a nice day)
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