Zulu-Niner

Ngajar jurusan apa sis?

Hey, we share the same occupation, what a coincidence!
Salam kenal

You are welcome!

Glad to hear that, more people ought to watch this high-quality shows. You're right, puberty kids always exaggerate everything especially those issues from person they always look up to.

Do you mean Takechi, the class representative? LOL this kid is really good actor, he's also in Kokuhaku (as Boy B). Even they brought the one playing Boy A to Suzuki Sensei!

Ndak apa2 koq sis. Oooo persaudaraan atau bromance? Coba Mahoro Ekimae Bangaichi

Ogawa's storyline was made to prove that Mr. Suzuki is actually by no means a superman. He is still a normal human being with quirky desires and the script tells everything as it is. However he manages to get over it. And so is Ogawa whom Mr. Suzuki thought as Factor X, the most ideal one, in the class. Everyone is still prone to break down somehow. Thank god Ogawa's storyline is not developed further, once her problem resolved in episode 5, her part is no longer as big as previous episodes.

Suzuki Sensei is about an ordinary, flawed but smart and innovative teacher solving student's problem while he proves his own theory of education. He believes that a single homeroom teacher cannot solve entire problem of his students, it's the students who able to. Mr Suzuki's role is to catalyze such way of thinking to them. So both dramas are different entities, but they do share some similarities, such as some viewer may find Mr. Suzuki's idea is far too radical just like Akutsu's.

Suzuki Sensei is pretty serious but has some dark comedic moments. It's really worth watching and perhaps will set anew your bar of coming-of-age or school drama standard

Episode 3 is so far the best, it manages to capture feelings of farewell when a plane leaves the fleet to be scrapped. However, I'm really afraid seeing the spoilers after ending credit, seems like a very soapy and cheesy incoming episodes ahead. Everyone, be prepared to be disappointed

Nice to meet you too, Winnie. I currently watch Miss Pilot and Henshin Interviewer for the airings and some others, mostly those aired last season but hasn't completely subbed yet.

Yuusha wajib tonton!!! sama! :)

Banyak! Kalo mau yang greget coba yang nggak mainstream. Kalo untuk drama seri coba Yuusha Yoshihiko (ini komedi gelo), Atami no Sousakan (drama ajaib, sumpah emang ajaib beneran), Suzuki Sensei (drama sekolah yang ajib), Jyoou no Kyoshitsu (drama sekolah anak esdeh), Kekkon Dekinai Otoko, Ashita no Kita Yoshio, Mahoro Ekimae Bangaichi (coolest drama ever!!), Gonzo (drama polisi), dan drama2 WOWOW macam Suitei Yuuzai atau Marks no Yama

Nggak juga, lebih condong ke pencinta dorama dan movie daripada lontong itu sendiri wkwkwkwkw. Domisili ane sih di Palembang. Waw airingnya banyak amat sis :matabelo:

Iya dong...domisili di mana sis?

Salam kenal!

OMG that kiss scene! What a superb nonverbal acting, you know how hard to execute such expression. For me it's a single best action during the movie. The producers did a good job casting her to do so, she has already been known as a master nonverbalist since she was a kid (I noticed her in The Last Samurai).

And finally you give yourself to watch Suzuki Sensei, what's your thought about it?

Nope, I like the way you fleshed out what's important in your before-mentioned comment. That will enlighten those who do not understand what this movie is all about.

Yup, spot on, Pandora no Hako lacks character and story line depth IMHO. It's like the actors are forced to add their character's depth, thank god they are all good. There was a lot of chance to add more stuff to it.

Anyway, what is your favorite character in Kirishima? Mine is Mika, I like the subtle air around her, she gives a breeze to the movie. And she's not bad to look at!

Nice description, you'd better do a review!

Hey, you just watched Pandora no Hako, what's your opinion towards the movie?

Bonjour!
I started watching dramas 7-8 years ago when I was in college. Yes I joined MDL not too long ago due to my colleague's recommendation.

About Nusantara, it's a synonym to a country in South East Asia.

J-Dramas are a lot better than any Asian dramas IMHO (though I think it does decline in quality lately), no one in the continent ever do well-planned shows like Japanese does. Rarely I find Japanese dramas that going gone or going nowhere, whilst it is abundant in Korea, both China countries, Thai, etc. Amachan is good and full of surprise, the characters are likable and the script was written by Kudo Kankuro the master of comedy. You may find me romanticize but it's like listening to an long orchestral piece which has mingles of emotions in it.

Kirishima is a textbook example of love-it-or-hate-it shows. Either you like it or hate it to death LOL. I even had to watch it two times to grasp the idea and the atmosphere, and ended up liking it.

Beware, not everyone fits into Kirishima's style well, I don't know why but 90+% moviegoers and drama fans hate it (perhaps too much watching K-dramas or idol dramas/movies LOL). But if you can take slow, thespian or unique movie, I bet you can do this as well

Yuusha is my favorite comedy, especially the 1st season. I think everyone suits Yuusha's comedy style and most of drama fans I've ever talk with love it. My favorite character is Merebu, he's the ultimate mood-maker, love his useless spells it never fails to crack me up!!!

Exactly. You guys pinpoint what's wrong in the drama. The casting is also weak due to lack of strong, memorable characters in it. Compare it with Good Luck (I choose it because they are at the same trait) and you'll easily notice what makes such difference. Good Luck is great because of 2 things: good characterization (coupled with excellent acting) and good script that doesn't spit out everything in front of audiences. The only thing that keep me watching this show is details of aviation (I'm an airliner fan) and that's it.