I was pretty much decided to watch this but I fell from the chair when I saw it has a hundred and fifty-six episode in it. Now, tell me where to watch it with subs and I'm on my way.
I saw the cast and I realized this is an ensemble cast for me. Lol, my like about 6 of my fave actors are in here. Defo not gonna miss even when I just discovered it now.
I like this! I have been a Kame stalker since I coincidentally watched most of his best films! It's nice to see more sides of him. The thing about the fight in KAT-TUN amuses me. I have only heard of their band name, but like I never knew something like that happened in their group! Anyways, Kame's voice is really beautiful though! Now, I'm waiting for Matsuda Shota!
I have a strong feeling that I will like this one. I usually like main heroines that has atypical and unconventional personalities. Thaaanks for such an article!
Omg! She's my favorite actress like in all of my faves and I couldn't believe such news! Oh I am so happy for her! I'm at her age but I'm such a potato.
I have always wanted to see a kdrama for once without any romance in its dishes serving with other kinds of themes. I like this theme. I have yet to see how Koreans will portray this kind of scenario. Although, seeing this kind of theme in Jdrama is quite common. I am so interested on how wicked it can get. I hope it wont disappoint me.
The story of Orange is pretty sensitive to me. I first heard of the manga and anime and I planned to watch them but I'm scared because of the ending. So, I never watched it although I knew it has a tragedy tag. This movie too, I am fighting myself to watch it be prepared for the worse and actually after constant debate to myself, I finally watched it. It's not that I hate tragedy endings, but just this story reflects too much of my own story irl. The greatest regret I have.
Anyways, I cried at the whole duration of the movie. I cried deeply. I cried with sadness and regret. I cried from the bottom of my heart. I thought of my best friend and cried again. Regrets. How I wish there would also be something like that in real life. If I could also give my past me a letter telling myself from the past to not have any regrets. If only this movie was made a little earlier in 2013. I could have watched it with my best friend and I could have had the courage to do the things I can do to be there for him. Because my best friend reached out to me, but I have never done anything about it. Maybe perhaps, he'll understand Kakeru's feelings and not commit suicide. Maybe I would have also done what Naho did. It sucks. But, that's about it. I just appreciate this movie so much. Honestly, I have known what this movie will be. I am hesitant to watch the anime and the manga, because I am worried it would get to close to my feelings. But, with this movie, I challenged myself and battle again the feelings of regret and remorse. I am so scared of the ending, I am so scared that they wouldn't be able to save Kakeru. I feel this movie is talking to me that's why I'm really hesitant. But when I challenged myself and decide to watch this movie, I have to stop the movie halfway because again I got so scared. I watched the first half yesterday, did not have much sleep thinking about my best friend who have also died of suicide. When I saw that it is already morning, I have decided to finish it, and was prepared for a sad ending. But, I'm really happy. I'm so happy with the ending and I have never expected it. It gave me an insight. It gave me an idea, to do something for myself and for my best friend. A truly inspiring movie for everyone. 10/10
Truly disappointing. Can't bring myself to finish. I don't know but it just doesn't feel right for me. What I did learn from it though was that it shows more the differences of culture. I have appreciated the movie for that but well, I did not have to finish it anyway to understand such differences. I thought "this is what an American teenager would do if faced with a situation like that and that its very different from how a Japanese teenager would probably handle such situation." I am not American and so I cannot relate to Light Turner at all.
What I make of this is that they are just messing with the story. It should have been a spin-off or a rendition instead.
Death Note (manga, anime, drama, movie) adaptations are really well received even in my country (that is not from the west). It did so because though there are differences in each adaptations being made, the main theme of Death Note is there, that one theme that many people really loved and regarded highly. Death Note for me was irreplaceable because of that moral. The sense of meaning in the story that made it unique and interesting. That made me fall in love with it. Its an adaptation, not a spin-off, yet the essence of beauty that is made solely for Death Note (whatever adaptations it may have) have been totally removed, and I think that's why I don't like it.
Like its totally fine to bring in foreign artist to play, even change character's name, change Kira into an English title, change the rules of the death note and all, but not the meaning of the story. It's the story and the depth what makes it successful and well loved by the audience and even me personally. But, I cannot feel that at all in this version. I was dumbfounded the moment I saw the scene in which Ryuk influenced Kira to use the Death Note. By that scene alone, I knew that it will not be what I had expected it to be.
Death Note always make me chilled me to the bone and fear for the note itself. However, It did not create such impact to me when I watched this film even when it is supposed to be.
Btw I am really into school themed dramas with this troupe. I also like Suzuki-sensei, and Hammer session
Anyways, I cried at the whole duration of the movie. I cried deeply. I cried with sadness and regret. I cried from the bottom of my heart. I thought of my best friend and cried again. Regrets. How I wish there would also be something like that in real life. If I could also give my past me a letter telling myself from the past to not have any regrets. If only this movie was made a little earlier in 2013. I could have watched it with my best friend and I could have had the courage to do the things I can do to be there for him. Because my best friend reached out to me, but I have never done anything about it. Maybe perhaps, he'll understand Kakeru's feelings and not commit suicide. Maybe I would have also done what Naho did. It sucks. But, that's about it. I just appreciate this movie so much. Honestly, I have known what this movie will be. I am hesitant to watch the anime and the manga, because I am worried it would get to close to my feelings. But, with this movie, I challenged myself and battle again the feelings of regret and remorse. I am so scared of the ending, I am so scared that they wouldn't be able to save Kakeru. I feel this movie is talking to me that's why I'm really hesitant. But when I challenged myself and decide to watch this movie, I have to stop the movie halfway because again I got so scared. I watched the first half yesterday, did not have much sleep thinking about my best friend who have also died of suicide. When I saw that it is already morning, I have decided to finish it, and was prepared for a sad ending. But, I'm really happy. I'm so happy with the ending and I have never expected it. It gave me an insight. It gave me an idea, to do something for myself and for my best friend. A truly inspiring movie for everyone. 10/10
I am into Yamaken these days~ I really like him so much.
What I make of this is that they are just messing with the story. It should have been a spin-off or a rendition instead.
Death Note (manga, anime, drama, movie) adaptations are really well received even in my country (that is not from the west). It did so because though there are differences in each adaptations being made, the main theme of Death Note is there, that one theme that many people really loved and regarded highly. Death Note for me was irreplaceable because of that moral. The sense of meaning in the story that made it unique and interesting. That made me fall in love with it. Its an adaptation, not a spin-off, yet the essence of beauty that is made solely for Death Note (whatever adaptations it may have) have been totally removed, and I think that's why I don't like it.
Like its totally fine to bring in foreign artist to play, even change character's name, change Kira into an English title, change the rules of the death note and all, but not the meaning of the story. It's the story and the depth what makes it successful and well loved by the audience and even me personally. But, I cannot feel that at all in this version. I was dumbfounded the moment I saw the scene in which Ryuk influenced Kira to use the Death Note. By that scene alone, I knew that it will not be what I had expected it to be.
Death Note always make me chilled me to the bone and fear for the note itself. However, It did not create such impact to me when I watched this film even when it is supposed to be.