I am currently at episode 7 and I fell asleep, will this get any better? Fuse and Tee are so cheesy I can't…
Woho... Idk if I was rude, sorry if I was, but what I wanted to say is :
To your question "will this get any better", it's a no. I enjoyed the secondary romance more than the lead (like a lot of people), but this drama is pretty much the same through the end.
And since you mentioned SOTUS, I just showed my own love for the drama, saying that it will be difficult to find something better than SOTUS in Make It Right. So if you're searching for something better, you should "go away" (aka "don't watch it") because it's not better.
I must have been pretty agressive about my toughs, if you feels like I was chasing you out of the comment section. But it's not the case, so do what you want, comment what you like, at any time you want, 'kay? Bye :)
I will never understand this casting. Komatsu Nana can be both brillant and mediocre, but Fukushi Sota???
It's common knowledge that he's not a good actor, why casting him for such an emotional role?????
I love it. But the dark atmosphere is kinda ruined by the invincibility of the leads.
Jin-Hyuk have super powers, defeating dozens of guys after torture. And Kang sometimes talks likes she knows everything about everyone, and saves the game. But how?
Of course, anyone can find a reason : she asks Eun Ho or Hyen Oh to search about it... But we don't even see her do that?
Those "little" things makes the drama less-realistic, so the tension isn't really here anymore at this point (ep 8).
I like the female lead, too. But I don't like the fact she's going with JinHyuk in some cases. I find her a lot more badass when she's at her desk, making decisions, ordering around the cops, and saving the day like a true mastermind.
With her fragile manners and totally un-police like physique, I don't want her to be (again) the damsel in distress (I was SO annoyed when she got kidnaped, because she couldn't even escape, but when the male lead is kidnaped, he can. Again the women-drama-cliché).
And it's so obvious when someone's gonna die, or who is the bad guy.
It's a good OCN drama, but not the best they can do (I'm at ep 8, of course it can change)
Woah. The first episode is so... annoying. Exaggerated acting is a thing, but bad acting + cheap/ugly visuals... It's a NO for me.
(how can you make an ugly 1st ep with so many pretty man???)
PS : I'm saying 1st ep, but I didn't even finished it. If it goes better after, then I would be happy to try again.
Just saw the trailer... The actors looks so bad. :S
I saw trailer of the movie, too. And it was "too-much". But she's a least better than the guy. What's with that stone-faced acting? There's a difference between a "cold character" and a "robot".
Bad point of the movie : Fukushi Sota
Good point of the movie : Kamiki Ryunosuke, Sometani Shota
I really don't understand why they killed one of the best actors of the movie so fast. And why Fukushi was casted as the protagonist. He's just so bad... T^T
Everyone knows he's just a pretty face, why casting him for such an emotional character???
- Love Hotel No Ueno-san, Kanata Hongo is always so good.
- Gin To Kin, a manga from author of "Akagi" and "Kaji", and the duo of Ikematsu Sosuke & Lily Franky. What can I say? *p*
- Shukatsu Kazoku, the casting is awesome, and the story seems really interesting. A flaunt the japanese culture!
- Okaasan, Musume wo yamete ii desuka? The story! The cast! Psychological family drama! :D
- Kuzu no Honkai, they will air the anime and the drama the same year? Wow. But a main role for Sakurada Dori is really a good thing.
- Seirei no Moribito II, hehe, the 1st season was really good. I'm waiting for the second!! :D
- Shikaku Tantei Higurashi Tabito, the SP was really cool. ^^
- Totsuzen Desu ga, Ashita Kekkon Shimasu, the manga is REALLY GOOD. It's mature, for it's story and characters, they act like their age, it's a change in asian drama.
The story seems good :
- Dansui!,I have a thing for japanese school dramas and their club. But I don't really know the cast...
- Mahiru no Akuma, it's creepy, lol.
The casting is good :
- Yamada Takayuki no Cannes Kokusai Eigasai, I don't really understand the "story" lol But Yamada Takayuki... <3
- Byplayers, what a scary cast... *o*
- Quartet, Mi-Mi-Mi-Mitsushima Hikari! <3
- Tokyo Tarareba Musume, the cast is stellar, but the story... seems a little boring.
When I watch those polls, the sadness is huge...
Why stupid and annoying J-drama romances are so popular. Three Sweethearts had an amazing cast of young actors like Nomura Shuhei and Yamazaki Kento (I'm always waiting for his return to the thriller category). But the scenario was just SO BAD. After Koinaka, another disaster from this script-writer. T^T Please stop wasting talents.
Kiritani Mirei is cute and not an horrible actress, but what? Best actress? ...*o*
Since when Yamazaki Kento is an idol XD
The cast of young actors was amazing in Aogeba Toutoushi. And the quality was here.
Nigeru Wa Haji Da Ga Yaku Ni Tatsu is the hope of the romance J-drama. It's been a LONG time since the last good romantic comedy. And the ratings were here. HURRAY!
Cold Case pretty amazing, the cast is very good, and even the secondary characters are AMAZING. Each episode I'm waiting for the "actors of the case". :D
99.9 never took himself seriously, and that was his power. It was funny, light, and interesting. I'm glad it did well in ratings, too.
Tantei Yamaneko was interesting, not for it's story, but for its characters and actors. It's a shame the secondary actors weren't worth it.
Mr. Nietzsche in the Convenience Store was THE comedy of the year. It was just hilarious.
But the drama of the year in its ensemble was Juhan Shuttai : the story was unit's characters, so incredible. It was touching, funny, but also realistic, and with a great development. Not an episode was boring, maybe the first and second episode weren't as good as the rest, but it was a magic journey alongside all the characters.
i can´t judge other adaptations but L and Ren definitelly didn´t live up my expectations...and it´s…
It's because the L of the drama is a "new" character :)
It was the same with Light, but the realisator didn't take a lot risks with this character like he did with L.
If your daughter want a L "like in the manga", she has to watch the movies ^^
Moon Geun Young actually did an amazing performance, and what you're saying prove it. :)
Because the whole aim of her character was to "disappear" in front of the others characters. She couldn't distract the viewer attention from the story.
A cut from "dramabeans.com"
"PD Lee had a lot of praise for all of his cast, but the majority had to go to Moon Geun-young, who was technically the lead, and Shin Eun-kyung, who was at the center of the mystery.
Truth be told, Moon Geun-young’s character never felt like a lead, or a compelling character—she was the least interesting character of the bunch, with the more complex stories and emotions being given to the supporting cast. That’s been indicated by the press and fans, and the flipside to having a cast where everyone felt like a leading character is that your actual leading character tends to recede.
But when you look at the drama as a whole, that seems to have been a calculated, deliberate decision on the part of the producers. PD Lee said that he was extra grateful to Moon Geun-young—not for stepping it up as the lead, but for knowing to hold back and not insist on doing the most dramatic work. He explained that in other dramas, the lead is the one getting the most attention, but he wanted So-yoon to be weak, and she understood that.
He said, “So-yoon isn’t magical or particularly special, she’s an ordinary person. She’s just tenacious about finding the truth. Once, I mentioned Silence of the Lambs to Moon Geun-young, that if Jodie Foster’s character Clarice Starling were too strong, there would be no suspense. The suspense was able to exist because a fearful and weak character met a serial killer and faced off against the truth. I told her that So-yoon in this drama is like Clarice Starling. When I said that, Moon Geun-young’s eyes sparkled.”
“I was surprised when Moon Geun-young agreed to take the role,” PD Lee also said. “But she said she likes these kinds of things without lovelines. She found it refreshing that it wasn’t a Cinderella story, and to see things from the perspective of an observer.” "
To your question "will this get any better", it's a no. I enjoyed the secondary romance more than the lead (like a lot of people), but this drama is pretty much the same through the end.
And since you mentioned SOTUS, I just showed my own love for the drama, saying that it will be difficult to find something better than SOTUS in Make It Right. So if you're searching for something better, you should "go away" (aka "don't watch it") because it's not better.
I must have been pretty agressive about my toughs, if you feels like I was chasing you out of the comment section. But it's not the case, so do what you want, comment what you like, at any time you want, 'kay? Bye :)
It's pretty much the same through the end.
It's common knowledge that he's not a good actor, why casting him for such an emotional role?????
Ep 9 & 10 aren't out in Korea... So you can't be sure.
Jin-Hyuk have super powers, defeating dozens of guys after torture. And Kang sometimes talks likes she knows everything about everyone, and saves the game. But how?
Of course, anyone can find a reason : she asks Eun Ho or Hyen Oh to search about it... But we don't even see her do that?
Those "little" things makes the drama less-realistic, so the tension isn't really here anymore at this point (ep 8).
I like the female lead, too. But I don't like the fact she's going with JinHyuk in some cases. I find her a lot more badass when she's at her desk, making decisions, ordering around the cops, and saving the day like a true mastermind.
With her fragile manners and totally un-police like physique, I don't want her to be (again) the damsel in distress (I was SO annoyed when she got kidnaped, because she couldn't even escape, but when the male lead is kidnaped, he can. Again the women-drama-cliché).
And it's so obvious when someone's gonna die, or who is the bad guy.
It's a good OCN drama, but not the best they can do (I'm at ep 8, of course it can change)
For the pure "violence" (battle, etc), "Bad Guys" is worse.
For psychological violence (disturbing crimes, etc) "Team TEN" is worse.
And I think "Missing Noir M" has a darker atmosphere. Because it has the realistic element that this drama don't have.
They're all OCN's dramas.
So I thinker's pretty strong :)
(how can you make an ugly 1st ep with so many pretty man???)
PS : I'm saying 1st ep, but I didn't even finished it. If it goes better after, then I would be happy to try again.
Your Lie In April isn't a shoujo...
Good point of the movie : Kamiki Ryunosuke, Sometani Shota
I really don't understand why they killed one of the best actors of the movie so fast. And why Fukushi was casted as the protagonist. He's just so bad... T^T
Everyone knows he's just a pretty face, why casting him for such an emotional character???
- Love Hotel No Ueno-san, Kanata Hongo is always so good.
- Gin To Kin, a manga from author of "Akagi" and "Kaji", and the duo of Ikematsu Sosuke & Lily Franky. What can I say? *p*
- Shukatsu Kazoku, the casting is awesome, and the story seems really interesting. A flaunt the japanese culture!
- Okaasan, Musume wo yamete ii desuka? The story! The cast! Psychological family drama! :D
- Kuzu no Honkai, they will air the anime and the drama the same year? Wow. But a main role for Sakurada Dori is really a good thing.
- Seirei no Moribito II, hehe, the 1st season was really good. I'm waiting for the second!! :D
- Shikaku Tantei Higurashi Tabito, the SP was really cool. ^^
- Totsuzen Desu ga, Ashita Kekkon Shimasu, the manga is REALLY GOOD. It's mature, for it's story and characters, they act like their age, it's a change in asian drama.
The story seems good :
- Dansui!,I have a thing for japanese school dramas and their club. But I don't really know the cast...
- Mahiru no Akuma, it's creepy, lol.
The casting is good :
- Yamada Takayuki no Cannes Kokusai Eigasai, I don't really understand the "story" lol But Yamada Takayuki... <3
- Byplayers, what a scary cast... *o*
- Quartet, Mi-Mi-Mi-Mitsushima Hikari! <3
- Tokyo Tarareba Musume, the cast is stellar, but the story... seems a little boring.
Why stupid and annoying J-drama romances are so popular. Three Sweethearts had an amazing cast of young actors like Nomura Shuhei and Yamazaki Kento (I'm always waiting for his return to the thriller category). But the scenario was just SO BAD. After Koinaka, another disaster from this script-writer. T^T Please stop wasting talents.
Kiritani Mirei is cute and not an horrible actress, but what? Best actress? ...*o*
Since when Yamazaki Kento is an idol XD
The cast of young actors was amazing in Aogeba Toutoushi. And the quality was here.
Nigeru Wa Haji Da Ga Yaku Ni Tatsu is the hope of the romance J-drama. It's been a LONG time since the last good romantic comedy. And the ratings were here. HURRAY!
Cold Case pretty amazing, the cast is very good, and even the secondary characters are AMAZING. Each episode I'm waiting for the "actors of the case". :D
99.9 never took himself seriously, and that was his power. It was funny, light, and interesting. I'm glad it did well in ratings, too.
Tantei Yamaneko was interesting, not for it's story, but for its characters and actors. It's a shame the secondary actors weren't worth it.
Mr. Nietzsche in the Convenience Store was THE comedy of the year. It was just hilarious.
But the drama of the year in its ensemble was Juhan Shuttai : the story was unit's characters, so incredible. It was touching, funny, but also realistic, and with a great development. Not an episode was boring, maybe the first and second episode weren't as good as the rest, but it was a magic journey alongside all the characters.
It was the same with Light, but the realisator didn't take a lot risks with this character like he did with L.
If your daughter want a L "like in the manga", she has to watch the movies ^^
Because the whole aim of her character was to "disappear" in front of the others characters. She couldn't distract the viewer attention from the story.
A cut from "dramabeans.com"
"PD Lee had a lot of praise for all of his cast, but the majority had to go to Moon Geun-young, who was technically the lead, and Shin Eun-kyung, who was at the center of the mystery.
Truth be told, Moon Geun-young’s character never felt like a lead, or a compelling character—she was the least interesting character of the bunch, with the more complex stories and emotions being given to the supporting cast. That’s been indicated by the press and fans, and the flipside to having a cast where everyone felt like a leading character is that your actual leading character tends to recede.
But when you look at the drama as a whole, that seems to have been a calculated, deliberate decision on the part of the producers. PD Lee said that he was extra grateful to Moon Geun-young—not for stepping it up as the lead, but for knowing to hold back and not insist on doing the most dramatic work. He explained that in other dramas, the lead is the one getting the most attention, but he wanted So-yoon to be weak, and she understood that.
He said, “So-yoon isn’t magical or particularly special, she’s an ordinary person. She’s just tenacious about finding the truth. Once, I mentioned Silence of the Lambs to Moon Geun-young, that if Jodie Foster’s character Clarice Starling were too strong, there would be no suspense. The suspense was able to exist because a fearful and weak character met a serial killer and faced off against the truth. I told her that So-yoon in this drama is like Clarice Starling. When I said that, Moon Geun-young’s eyes sparkled.”
“I was surprised when Moon Geun-young agreed to take the role,” PD Lee also said. “But she said she likes these kinds of things without lovelines. She found it refreshing that it wasn’t a Cinderella story, and to see things from the perspective of an observer.” "