I started shipping actors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcZkdfiXy9UBut one of them is married, and the other…
I know. But the tabloid press is always on the alert. He's definitely dating someone. The main thing is that he doesn’t take Keita away from his family. lol Sorry
Which part of it's not a remake you guys don't get in this comment section?
I like this answer better. You're sweet. You'd better send me the link. It's not about love for the original. We're talking about terminology. I'm trying to explain the term "remake," but apparently not very well. If they were making something of their own, they wouldn't be tied to a franchise. But they are tied to the franchise, use its elements and the level should be, if not higher, then at the same level. So, okay.
Apparently, EXL ones don't want to sell their franchise. There are Thais among them. If the Japanese had been fully involved in the creation of a "non-remake," they would have definitely pushed for the participation of their Thai boys. But I don't see them among the actors.
It's not a remake. And yes, I'm old enough to have watched them all.
I don't argue. Let's discuss it. Share information with me. Is this actor a martial artist with years of acrobatic experience? Will he be able to work without stuntmen? What projects did he play in? In BL? I don't know. Please enlighten me.
It's not a remake. And yes, I'm old enough to have watched them all.
I answered you in detail in another post. Apparently you didn't read the post you responded to at all. Can we talk about the amount of cringe in the trailer for the Thai version?
Which part of it's not a remake you guys don't get in this comment section?
It's great that everyone has their own interpretation of the terms. The Thais took on a Japanese franchise, deciding to make their own series based on it. Their own script based on someone else's script. This is essentially a remake. A remake doesn't always mean a literal copy. What else don't you understand?
It's not a remake. And yes, I'm old enough to have watched them all.
This is a remake https://www.formatbiz.it/dettNews.aspx?id=13963 Even from the trailer it is clear that this is a remake. If you're old enough, you might want to watch the original "High & Low" series.
In the manga, it was Suzuki who was emphasized. Sugiki was in love from the very beginning, but it was not a banal love, but something much more complicated. I hope the film's screenwriter doesn't ruin this complexity. The manga often showed how Sugiki looked at Suzuki. What Suzuki was like in Sugiki's eyes. Suzuki was wonderful, he shone and outshone everyone. . . Sugiki waited patiently. Because Suzuki couldn't overcome his internal homophobia, he couldn't come to terms with his feelings and it was tearing him apart. This is a very profound, realistic work. I'm afraid the screenwriter will simplify it terribly.
But one of them is married, and the other has a girlfriend. lol
I'm not okay.
It's not about love for the original. We're talking about terminology. I'm trying to explain the term "remake," but apparently not very well. If they were making something of their own, they wouldn't be tied to a franchise. But they are tied to the franchise, use its elements and the level should be, if not higher, then at the same level. So, okay.
Apparently, EXL ones don't want to sell their franchise. There are Thais among them. If the Japanese had been fully involved in the creation of a "non-remake," they would have definitely pushed for the participation of their Thai boys. But I don't see them among the actors.
Share information with me. Is this actor a martial artist with years of acrobatic experience? Will he be able to work without stuntmen? What projects did he play in? In BL?
I don't know. Please enlighten me.
Even from the trailer it is clear that this is a remake. If you're old enough, you might want to watch the original "High & Low" series.
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Sugiki waited patiently. Because Suzuki couldn't overcome his internal homophobia, he couldn't come to terms with his feelings and it was tearing him apart.
This is a very profound, realistic work. I'm afraid the screenwriter will simplify it terribly.
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