Yeah, I'm so happy too with the way Live Action tried to convey the relationship between Wei Ying and Lan Zhan.…
This is so deep (on homo relationship). I have no idea. Like you said rightly, I missed all those details for I'm lacked in this "cultured knowledge". I'm so glad you're explaining it here. This drama, its anime and the novel are really an eye-opening experience for me. Thank you. :)
JiaoJiao's boobs are humongous! I love the scene in episode 14 (anime), where Jiang Cheng reassembles his disciples…
Well, when I said I've never watched an anime, I'm not sure if cartoon is considered anime. If so, then, yes, I have. I used to watch Tom and Jerry, and Road Runner etc. :)
JiaoJiao's boobs are humongous! I love the scene in episode 14 (anime), where Jiang Cheng reassembles his disciples…
So, now they are at season 2. I've watched up to episode 23 on Youtube. My neck is growing long waiting for the next episode. :( I'm starting everything from the beginning all over again while waiting.
JiaoJiao's boobs are humongous! I love the scene in episode 14 (anime), where Jiang Cheng reassembles his disciples…
Wow! Thanks for all the insights. Who says watching dramas is a waste of time (my family says so). I'm learning so much from my co-watchers here. This Mo Dao Zu Shi anime is superb - story aside, but the graphics and artwork are fantastic! I've never watched an anime before and never known I can be so hooked to one. You must be having a very interesting job if that is also your passion. So tell me more. You must be using computer software in producing all the layers right. I wish I get the chance to see how this is done one day. Thanks so much for your input.
I love the scene in episode 14 (anime), where Jiang Cheng reassembles his disciples living in Chongyang, and are attacked by the Wen sect, and Lan Zhan protects them with all his might until his hands are all bloody for playing too long and hard on his instrument. That scene is so good!
From ep 33 to the end, Wei Ying and Lan Zhan spend almost every moment with each other. They are practically tied…
You should make a full list of all the sweet scenes of Wei Ying and Lan Zhan so that we can all bookmark those scenes, and watch them every moment we have. You'll be our hero! XD
From ep 33 to the end, Wei Ying and Lan Zhan spend almost every moment with each other. They are practically tied…
This is really funny. We were supposed to answer some questions and here we are, indulging ourselves in some steamy scenes. This is a good way to prolong our joy in this drama. Hahahahahaha ...
Maybe watch it and see for yourself. In the end masterpieces or not it's subjective and personal opinion right?…
Hooray! Congratulations in getting your feet wet. By the time you finish, and if you are as affected by the drama as we are, do come back here to share your experience. We're all ears and shoulders. XD.
Sorry, got a lot of questions.Please summarise why is this a masterpiece?For me, Eternal Love and NiF were masterpieces.…
So, I want to put this right in front: The Untamed is a low budget web drama, unlike Eternal Love and Nirvana in Fire. It doesn't have big name actors (male and female) like Yang Mi and Hu Ge. Therefore, it is not fair to compare them side by side, like comparing apples with oranges.
I loved both Eternal Love and Nirvana in Fire. I re-watched them multiple times. I find the romance in Eternal Love sexy. There is not much romance in Nirvana In Fire but the plots are seamless. There are not many obvious flaws and holes you can find in these two dramas.
Whereas for The Untamed, almost everything is rough, from the CGI to the logic of the story. There are holes everywhere. But the funny thing is, all these imperfections become unimportant anymore for us to love this drama. This is because of the lovable characters and their relationships with each other, and the memorable music. The emotions that this drama can stir within us - joy, pain, anger, and calm, the moral of the story, and more -- all these form the "golden core" of our souls; it touches us.
I was obsessed with Eternal Love and Nirvana In Fire for awhile. But I could still move on to watch other dramas, do other stuff. I listened to the beautiful OSTs (for the previous dramas) on and on, and was mesmerized with the beautiful posters of the casts. But with The Untamed, the obsession goes beyond what I had experienced previously; I find myself become a crazy fan, talking silly things over and over (not that I don't talk silly all the time). It is this heart-felt experience that helps us look into our inner selves. That's the thing that can only be felt and not explained. We love its imperfections.
Of course, The Untamed is not for everyone, especially those who can't stand one man goo-goo eyeing with another man, not for viewers who are looking for only romances between opposite sex, and not for viewers with perfect viewing criteria. However, one may be surprised if one keeps an open mind. I was (surprised).
The Untamed is far from perfect under the strict rules of good drama/movie. However, to its staunch supporters, it is perfect, no matter what. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder", as it goes.
I'm going to tell you NOT to watch this one first. As another person on this discussion board had once pointed…
Yes, @Myauntmary, maybe you should take @DogmaticPrincess's advice: watch Love and Destiny first. For that matter, maybe you should watch all the dramas you want to watch first, before you watch The Untamed, even if it's going to take months or years XD XD XD. Really, if you don't, you may become like us - can't watch any other dramas anymore.
https://youtu.be/o12AZXM-IXY
https://youtu.be/UWwAfuEnOas
https://youtu.be/JrTQz-4zQk8
They are really good.
I love the scene in episode 14 (anime), where Jiang Cheng reassembles his disciples living in Chongyang, and are attacked by the Wen sect, and Lan Zhan protects them with all his might until his hands are all bloody for playing too long and hard on his instrument. That scene is so good!
I loved both Eternal Love and Nirvana in Fire. I re-watched them multiple times. I find the romance in Eternal Love sexy. There is not much romance in Nirvana In Fire but the plots are seamless. There are not many obvious flaws and holes you can find in these two dramas.
Whereas for The Untamed, almost everything is rough, from the CGI to the logic of the story. There are holes everywhere. But the funny thing is, all these imperfections become unimportant anymore for us to love this drama. This is because of the lovable characters and their relationships with each other, and the memorable music. The emotions that this drama can stir within us - joy, pain, anger, and calm, the moral of the story, and more -- all these form the "golden core" of our souls; it touches us.
I was obsessed with Eternal Love and Nirvana In Fire for awhile. But I could still move on to watch other dramas, do other stuff. I listened to the beautiful OSTs (for the previous dramas) on and on, and was mesmerized with the beautiful posters of the casts. But with The Untamed, the obsession goes beyond what I had experienced previously; I find myself become a crazy fan, talking silly things over and over (not that I don't talk silly all the time). It is this heart-felt experience that helps us look into our inner selves. That's the thing that can only be felt and not explained. We love its imperfections.
Of course, The Untamed is not for everyone, especially those who can't stand one man goo-goo eyeing with another man, not for viewers who are looking for only romances between opposite sex, and not for viewers with perfect viewing criteria. However, one may be surprised if one keeps an open mind. I was (surprised).
The Untamed is far from perfect under the strict rules of good drama/movie. However, to its staunch supporters, it is perfect, no matter what. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder", as it goes.