I love Kurodachi to no end but Tsuge's last appearance as the stalkerish old man left me with a bad aftertaste…
Oh I wasn't talking about episode 8 but episode 6, where he secretly went to his work and then spied on him while he danced. I didn't like it but it was a one time thing so i gave it a pass. Also Tsuge seems to be aware it's not a good behavior so I still had hope and sure enough episode 8 confirmed it. I like what they did with him and now I'm rooting for him ^_^
Ok but Kurosawa calling (or leaving a voice message?) the next morning to confirm Adachi's confession happened for real. I bet he didn't get any sleep that night lol
Episode 8 was a bit underwhelming for me because of too much attention to Tsuge and Minato. They simply do not…
I love Kurodachi to no end but Tsuge's last appearance as the stalkerish old man left me with a bad aftertaste and if I ever don't give CM a full mark it will be because of him so bringing back the focus on him to ~redeem~his character and flesh him out is totally welcome imo. The talk about dreams and goals was a nice surprise too, it gives us a glimpse at who Tsuge is as a person so even if he's not the main character, he still feels real with depth.
The post-smile effect of episode 8 is still there for me :D
Same here! I'm grinning like an idiot behind my mask or else my colleagues might think I'm crazy lol but idc idc idc I am so happy and I doubt this effect will ever go away
How come they act just like they are real lovers? This is too much to handle. And they only held hands. I feel…
All this time we settled for much less, writing and acting wise, for the sake of representation but for once it's well written and well performed by professionals and it just hits different
So this is the translation of Kurosawa's poem to Adachi. It's so sweet and cringey at the same time lmao.https://twitter.com/sawadikap_kenny/status/1332026888622018561
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