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Life: Love on the Line (Director's Cut) japanese drama review
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Life: Love on the Line (Director's Cut)
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by Aebpll
Nov 16, 2022
Completed
Overall 7.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 6.0
This review may contain spoilers

When the creators can't treasure such beautiful story...

Story : Nobody can deny that their story is beautiful, from how they first meet to how their story ended, it's indeed beautiful, even those nightmare years of one's selfish mistake, we all want to see the ups and downs of a forever- lasting love...

Storytelling: Now this is the place where my nagging (!) begins. I suppose we only had one main lead (Akira) but it doesn't meam the other character (Yuki) had to be pictured so poorly and 2D, even those monologues of Yuki couldn't fill the big hole of his character's absence, which was damaging the movie.
It was not even consistent in its genre, it can't be a tear jerking melodrama for one half, then suddenly become the romcom where main leads meet again in another continent after 8 years of separation and reconcile with skipping the step of " what the f were they doing this 8 years" for the other half, right??
What a waste of story! Honestly, all the big damages were done by the script and it could be easily repaired if they could be a little less loyal to the original manga, I've read the manga and the movie has the same exact flaws of the manga ?
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Directing was really mediocre (we expect this to be a MOVIE, right? we want the standard shots but its shots were of a tv drama) , acting was average...
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Overall : wasted story, lacking script, not a standard quality production for a movie (but passable for a bl drama)
?Recommended if you're here for the fun but if you want something to blow your mind and make a tattoo in your heart, then it's not IT...
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