Rewatching it for the 4th time without skipping any scenes. Idk why but no matter how many times I watch this, I still feel the same tension as the first time.
A lot of japanese dramas have good premises but idk why they relied too much on long dialogues, so the dramas…
I love long conversations in jdramas as long as they make sense. This drama is one of those that have thoughtful long dialogues. It makes the whole interaction more emotional and realistic. This is just my preference though.
I'm at episode 4 and I'm really amazed by the writing. The time travel plot was used right. I'm thankful that it was added to Netflix so I get the chance to watch it.
My least favorite right now is episode 2 because of the constant shouting of the son to his Mom. I just don't like how he expressed his feelings. His facial expressions also bothered me.
Thank you for your replies.... I suppose it's not that rare to have plots re-used and re-imagined. We get that…
Wow. I'm not aware of Deadman Wonderland since I'm not an avid anime watcher. But reading the plot, Squid Game must be based mostly from that. Then the idea of using children's games from As The Gods Will.
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If you liked this drama, you could also try Turn to Me, Mukai-kun. I love seeing male perspective in a drama.
https://mydramalist.com/752581-kocchi-muite-yo-mukai-kun
My least favorite right now is episode 2 because of the constant shouting of the son to his Mom. I just don't like how he expressed his feelings. His facial expressions also bothered me.