I am making subs for this movie. I randomly picked a Japanese movie that had no subs because I wanted to see how fast my custom ai program (with GeForce RTX 4090) can make subs for a full length movie. Add me as a friend, because I only privately post my subs/videos to my friends on my MDL feed or within my telegram channel.
A few people this past week asked me to generate subtitles for this show. I'll share the link for those who would like it. I've only done the first 5 episodes so far and will be doing 5-7 episodes a week.
These past few days I've been re-enjoying these classic JDRAMA's from the 90s and early 00's. For some reason they felt like they were much longer in terms of episodes. Maybe it's because I watched them on VHS tapes with original infomercials and just 'felt' there were more episodes. Anyway, would recommend this for any JDRAMA cult classic fan.
didn't read the plot or review is best. I never knew where the plot lead me, it turns from funny to hearwarming…
Right on. I am on episode 4 at the moment and enjoying it. I also found another midlife crisis style drama. Otona Joshi (2015). Doesn't have time travel or plot twists but has a similar vibe to it.
Am I the only person who finds the first episode of Chinese drama's usually confusing? It's not until I have watched the first 3 or 4 episodes until the first episode starts to make sense. I might even re-watch the first episode after the series is over just to see how many things went over my head originally.
I am almost certain Gokusen was the first asian drama I ever watched growing up and IWGP was either second of third because I know I watched the original Great Teacher Onizuka shortly after. It's been about 15 years since I've seen these og jdrama's and I do recall truly enjoying them but that might of been my 17 year old self hyped up on cans of Mountain Dew and being hypnotized from the glare of a CRT monitor. I am curious to see if I would still enjoy these older series now that I am accustomed to modern kdrama style filming and editing. Will re-watch and confirm.
Side note; this series is based on a manga. Then an anime was produced more recently which I have not watched. But have read the 4 manga volumes of IWGP because I remember seeing Dragon Ash (Japanese 90's era HipHop Group) talk about how they enjoyed the storyline and the manga is a solid quick read. That depicts the lifestyle of 90's street vibes in Tokyo (Ikebukuro).
No spoiler, just not an important comment. Time travel, check. Wishing you can do your life over, check. Normally don't read the plots but bored today and this drama sounds like a winner.
I find it so romantic the likes me, likes me not with the leaves.
I was confused because I just saw a drama do this and thought it was this one (I am bad with remembering titles) but the one I saw was older. Then remembered it was 'Please Come Back, Mister' where I saw someone do this.
The opening theme song for this mini-drama is pretty good. Only reason why I watched this series was because the website I use had the episodes as 'newly subbed'. It wasn't until now I noticed it was aired in 2023. Overall it's a decent quicky. Ten minute episodes (x18), 180minutes total (3 hours) give or take. If you got three hours to spare and want to be a romantic bum engulfed in a historical but magical Chinese drama. May all your (deadly) festival (killing) wishes come true.
I am using my ai script to make subs for this series after learning about what happened to Lee Eun Joo. My korean ai script isn't as good as my japanese ai script (which is near perfect) but still better than nothing. Send me a PM if you would like a URL to the google drive subtitles.
I just started watching 'Phoenix' and her acting captivated me. Her facial expressions reminds me of an ex-girlfriend I once loved & cherished. I wanted to add more dramas/movies to my playlist which featured her. When I read about her suicide, my stomach immediately turned into knots. Such a shame she felt like she had no one in her personal life should could confine those feelings with.
I've lived in Japan and the Kamen Rider IP is HUGE there. Doesn't matter the age, you could be five years old or 80 years old. Japan LOVES their Kamen Rider series. I've always tried to get into the series due to that reason on how respected it is within the Nippon households but as much as I love Japanese culture. Most Kamen Rider shows I just can't get into. However, while this version of the Kamen Rider IP does tend to be a bit more 'childish' (reminds me of the Gundam Build Divers anime) it also feels like an anime/game series mixed into one. This might be the second Kamen Rider series I actually finish.
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Side note; this series is based on a manga. Then an anime was produced more recently which I have not watched. But have read the 4 manga volumes of IWGP because I remember seeing Dragon Ash (Japanese 90's era HipHop Group) talk about how they enjoyed the storyline and the manga is a solid quick read. That depicts the lifestyle of 90's street vibes in Tokyo (Ikebukuro).