The last episode just wasn’t it, Not terrible, but also a bit disappointing.
A about Ikushima Shizuma -The forgiveness came way too quickly, and the acting of Kida… wasn’t convincing in this episode. Something just didn’t work at all, whether it was the editing, the directing — it just felt unprofessional.
I also have an issue with Sato. I really love this actor, but his character here is annoying. The way he speaks just doesn’t land well. He’s so talented that he deserves a leading role; this secondary role feels too small for him and doesn’t suit him at all. It’s honestly strange to me after seeing how skilled he is. I can’t understand why he’s even in a role like this. He also looks several levels better than the main actor Kida, which makes it even more frustrating.
The first episode was so excellent that it’s hard to even explain how amazing it felt to me… The introduction to the second episode was less promising in my eyes, because it started with a really dark and very emotional opening, and then suddenly the second episode apparently turns comedic. I don’t object to that, but I’m wondering whether they will keep the same amazing and authentic creativity that the first episode had.
What’s strange to me, and what I’m curious about, is why Japanese straight-drama series don’t usually reach that same level of creativity. I mean, there are great series, but still not ones that are so romantic and unique in this way… It’s really strange. I wonder why that happens.
to be fair, none of us recognises the face. The makeup artist for this series deserves the highest praise.
No, it seems you have a problem with face recognition, and I wouldn’t be surprised if you also think that all Chinese and Japanese people look the same.
I really don't understand the hype for this show, I mean, I just don't get it… unless it's because of Enaga/Ayumu's…
There’s no chemistry between them, and Sumiura’s casting definitely didn’t help — on that, I agree.
But the director is excellent, the manga is so lacking that he simply produced the best he could out of what he had. Meaning, he basically took trash and turned it into a diamond as much as possible, based on what he was given.
The mere fact that someone can’t recognize his idol just because he’s wearing a wig and a hat is, in itself, extremely idiotic. But because the director is great, he manages to turn this silly story into something visually very appealing. I think it’s mainly a visual advantage
The first two episodes were excellent in my opinion, because at that point the stupid “non-recognition” conflict wasn’t there yet, and there was also a very tangible tension that didn’t carry over into the later episodes.
The Koreans haven’t managed to get out of the maze they put themselves in for two decades. They discovered something…
Your problem is that you think you’re the audience, and you don’t understand that the Korean audience is the main one. Their budgets are absolutely rising, and the productions are becoming richer. So yes, it’s very much connected to money.
Lets face it none of these men really act like real life men. At that age he would have beeing watching p!orn…
Fans should stop accepting this nonsense. The main character is always acting like a little kid, and it’s way too much. It’s really messed up.Even teenagers don’t act like that. It’s a sick distortion.
These new type of series wave just disgust me, because they don’t even try to be sensual — they’re just plain porn. It’s really sad to me that they exploit these young actors like that.
He's tall and beautiful 🥰🔥❣️https://www.instagram.com/reel/DP4hfGTkt3Z/?igsh=MWVyNTV6OHJlbXczNQ==
He’s absolutely gorgeous… that’s why it’s funny to me that they made him so “unattractive” in the fashion class, as if people can’t see the guy just because he’s wearing a wig and a hat. LOL
Nothing is an original with Kdirector they use the same PATTERN as ' Heese in class 2 ' "FRIENDS" for…
The Koreans haven’t managed to get out of the maze they put themselves in for two decades. They discovered something that works and got stuck there. They have the ability and creativity, but they’re caught in a honey trap of money, and if something works, they just replicate it endlessly.
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A about Ikushima Shizuma -The forgiveness came way too quickly, and the acting of Kida… wasn’t convincing in this episode. Something just didn’t work at all, whether it was the editing, the directing — it just felt unprofessional.
I also have an issue with Sato. I really love this actor, but his character here is annoying. The way he speaks just doesn’t land well. He’s so talented that he deserves a leading role; this secondary role feels too small for him and doesn’t suit him at all. It’s honestly strange to me after seeing how skilled he is. I can’t understand why he’s even in a role like this. He also looks several levels better than the main actor Kida, which makes it even more frustrating.
The introduction to the second episode was less promising in my eyes, because it started with a really dark and very emotional opening, and then suddenly the second episode apparently turns comedic. I don’t object to that, but I’m wondering whether they will keep the same amazing and authentic creativity that the first episode had.
What’s strange to me, and what I’m curious about, is why Japanese straight-drama series don’t usually reach that same level of creativity. I mean, there are great series, but still not ones that are so romantic and unique in this way… It’s really strange. I wonder why that happens.
But the director is excellent, the manga is so lacking that he simply produced the best he could out of what he had. Meaning, he basically took trash and turned it into a diamond as much as possible, based on what he was given.
The mere fact that someone can’t recognize his idol just because he’s wearing a wig and a hat is, in itself, extremely idiotic. But because the director is great, he manages to turn this silly story into something visually very appealing. I think it’s mainly a visual advantage
The first two episodes were excellent in my opinion, because at that point the stupid “non-recognition” conflict wasn’t there yet, and there was also a very tangible tension that didn’t carry over into the later episodes.