For years, Tachibana Mei, a 16-year-old student, has lived without having a boyfriend or any friends. Mei, neither talks to nor trusts anybody, she preferred being on her own with a mind focused only on school and her part-time job. Due to being sexually harassed by her classmate, Nakanishi Kenji, she mistakenly kicks Kurosawa Yamato, the handsome and popular boy in her school. Sparked by sudden interest and the need to clear things out, Yamato gave his mobile number to Mei. One night, Mei noticed she was being stalked and calls Yamato for help. Yamato came right away and repels the stalker by kissing Mei on her lips. With that sudden kiss, Mei begins to open up and gradually learns how to trust and love. (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the manga "Say I Love You" (好きっていいなよ) by Hazuki Kanae (葉月かなえ). Edit Translation
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- Español
- Native Title: 好きっていいなよ
- Also Known As: Sukitte Ii nayo
- Genres: Romance, Youth, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Kawaguchi Haruna Main Role
- Fukushi Sota Main Role
- Nagase TasukuNakanishi KenjiSupport Role
- Nishizaki RimaAsami OikawaSupport Role
- Adachi RikaMuto AikoSupport Role
- Yamamoto RyosukeTachikawa MasashiSupport Role
Reviews
Character development was the big problem. The Main couple was clearly the focus but I found myself wanting to know more about the support characters. Example I wont say who because of the spoilers but one character was suppose to be an antagonist was barely seen and was more.... gentle than I anticipated.
Storyline was also a problem. There was way to much jumping around. Now movies or dramas that are adapted from manga don't necessarily have to follow the main plot but it didn't seem to flow. It felt more like watching several unfinished movies than one. This was probably because there was no big bad antagonist or climax.
I will think I would of liked it slightly more if I didn't read the manga and didn't have my own expectations. If you are looking for a break from action movies or horror flicks then this movie is for you. If I missed something I would love to hear your opinions.