Promising and ambitious start, but somewhere in the middle kinda lost its track and the continuous switching of the different timelines made it confusing rather than exciting or mysterious. However, the outstanding performances of the cast, the gripping music and cinematography and the high quality production made this story very enjoyable and thrilling.
Slow-paced, without a clear plot, but so quirky, eccentric and surrealistic that makes it impressively cool. Those glimpses of the life of the adorably absurd Haruno family is truly a cup of tea with a very unique, unforgettable taste.
Fast-paced, with some good action scenes and some funny moments (and some not so funny ones^^). Nothing very memorable, but overall an entertaining weekend movie watch.
A slow-paced, art-house movie exploring loss, grief and letting go. With an impressive cinematography as its central ingredient and powerful performances from Ono Machiko and amateur Uda Shigeki, this was a sad, difficult film to watch, but the beautiful scenes of the waving grass and the mystical sounds of the wind travelling through the forest trees were definitely worth watching.
Bleak and slow-paced, with minimal dialogues and some heavy scenes. Stylistic framing, subtle camera work, exquisite lighting, beautiful photography and music, as well as Nishijima Hidetoshi's intense character were its main good points.
A delicate, warm short drama tackling with some difficult & serious social, school and family matters. Touching, though sometimes emotionally overwhelming, inspirational and affectionate.
Hats off to Sato Jiro for his magnificent performance - he truly is a great actor!
This season was slightly better than the previous one because even though it had a similar formula, it was more focused on the characters and had some quite intriguing medical cases.
A great example of how an average story, when the production, music, casting and acting are first-class, can become a compelling watch. Han So Hee and Ahn Bo Hyun's acting is remarkably improved, but the star of this drama is definitely Park Hee Soon, with his charisma and veteran aura overshadowing everyone else in all his scenes!
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However, the outstanding performances of the cast, the gripping music and cinematography and the high quality production made this story very enjoyable and thrilling.
Great work as always!
I've watched 4/10 and liked them all.
Adding the rest in my PTW list :)
Thanks a lot for sharing, dear @Randz š
Those glimpses of the life of the adorably absurd Haruno family is truly a cup of tea with a very unique, unforgettable taste.
Thanks for the treat š, dear @Cho Na!
Nothing very memorable, but overall an entertaining weekend movie watch.
I cannot wait for you until you're 25.
But I have waited for you my whole life."
A delicate, emotional depiction of an innocent young love, beautifully filmed and acted.
With an impressive cinematography as its central ingredient and powerful performances from Ono Machiko and amateur Uda Shigeki, this was a sad, difficult film to watch, but the beautiful scenes of the waving grass and the mystical sounds of the wind travelling through the forest trees were definitely worth watching.
Stylistic framing, subtle camera work, exquisite lighting, beautiful photography and music, as well as Nishijima Hidetoshi's intense character were its main good points.
Touching, though sometimes emotionally overwhelming, inspirational and affectionate.
Hats off to Sato Jiro for his magnificent performance - he truly is a great actor!
Han So Hee and Ahn Bo Hyun's acting is remarkably improved, but the star of this drama is definitely Park Hee Soon, with his charisma and veteran aura overshadowing everyone else in all his scenes!