Has some really interesting cinematic shots in some parts. Also like that its set in Japan, it gives it a different feeling. Also recognised one of the actors from my Xianxia genre watching XD (one of the bad guys)
Is this good? I'm going to check out all Infidelity Jdramas from this year since they are in trend.Any recommendations…
That wife is such a good evil character, much respect to the actress. They really make the audience hate the wife in the show. But at some point its also kinda a game to see who gets out of the situation best, that makes it interesting. Meanwhile with this drama its mostly the characters being kinda bad human beings without much character redeem in strategic tactics they employ like with SnB.
Is this good? I'm going to check out all Infidelity Jdramas from this year since they are in trend.Any recommendations…
Welcome to the infidelity jdrama ride of 2021 my drama friend. - Nibun no Ichi Fuufu - Saretagawa no Blue (would recommend this one) - Kanojo no Ura Sekai
As for this particular drama: If by ''good'' you mean infuriating but also intriguing to watch then yes. Its just a really good hate watch for how evil some of the characters are. I've never despised a main lead that much so yeah definitely a unique experience.
Well, at this point I'm over the scummy ML again for a bit and just watching the show focussing on the plot. Seems like a repeating pattern is happening now, wonder how long they'll get away with this.
Does anybody know where I can watch this legally? :-)
For most Japanese movies and shows that option isn't there for non-Japanese. A lot of the media is produced without consideration to international distribution. Even if you manage to access it online on an official Japanese platform it won't be subbed and the Japanese DVD you could buy won't be subbed either.
Its just the way it is when watching a lot of Japanese media content. Not as easy to access as Korean media or Chinese media. The movie is out there with fansubs though but not accessible through official means.
Thanks for your reply. Once I settled on 1000 watchers as my cutoff, that did pretty much guarantee the majority…
I hadn't seen your profile picture yet! Thats an interesting illustration of your drama viewing habits, looks very organised! Nice!
Yeah a lot of users have kdramas as majority and thats not entirely surprising considering the international appeal kdrama has in comparison to countries like Japan who are much more isolated with their online drama distribution. China also joins in on international appeal in recent years by often doing free distribution of dramas on easily accessible platforms. Well, it is the way it is and in a way it also guarantees the uniqueness of each countries drama-content of course by having varrying levels of international audiences ^^
Scroll down a bit more. A lot of MDL comment sections have links towards the drama/movie if you just quickly scroll through it or check some spoilered comments since a lot of links are posted under spoiler comments. It takes a bit of effort but can be your only chance to watch it.
In this case just search for the user Geegee16 in this comment section. They posted links, it may not be quite what you're looking for but for movies like this finding high quality subbed versions is often not to be expected.
For some reason I already expected the majority of these would be jdramas. Jdrama and Lakorns are often the more undiscovered parts of the site by the vast kdrama (and cdrama) fan majority.
Also Shin Woo is cute with the actors acting. Really welldone ^^
Meanwhile with this drama its mostly the characters being kinda bad human beings without much character redeem in strategic tactics they employ like with SnB.
- Nibun no Ichi Fuufu
- Saretagawa no Blue (would recommend this one)
- Kanojo no Ura Sekai
As for this particular drama: If by ''good'' you mean infuriating but also intriguing to watch then yes. Its just a really good hate watch for how evil some of the characters are. I've never despised a main lead that much so yeah definitely a unique experience.
An innovative tokusatsu series with a unique plotline.
Its just the way it is when watching a lot of Japanese media content. Not as easy to access as Korean media or Chinese media. The movie is out there with fansubs though but not accessible through official means.
Yeah a lot of users have kdramas as majority and thats not entirely surprising considering the international appeal kdrama has in comparison to countries like Japan who are much more isolated with their online drama distribution. China also joins in on international appeal in recent years by often doing free distribution of dramas on easily accessible platforms. Well, it is the way it is and in a way it also guarantees the uniqueness of each countries drama-content of course by having varrying levels of international audiences ^^
In this case just search for the user Geegee16 in this comment section. They posted links, it may not be quite what you're looking for but for movies like this finding high quality subbed versions is often not to be expected.