This was engaging enough that I watched all 10 episodes in one day. It's not excellent but I thought the stories…
I'm genuinely asking this but when you say the bromance fell flat, what do you mean? What sort of bromance did you expect in a story like this? And how was it not actualized? I didn't even know there would be a bromance because the trailer on Netflix didn't show much but I thought the mutual respect between Kujo/Karasuma and Kujo/Mibu was done well. So now I'm wondering what it is that is missing when people say the 'bromance' fell flat. Please could you share your perspective?
Hi. Do you know if the series is going to start broadcasting next week? And is it with the same cast or just an…
You're right, thanks. I was confused because this mdl page says two episodes with the dates for both and there is no other page for the series. Plus I also hadn't read the link.
Very heartbreaking story. Really a story of "good intentions" gone awry. Well-acted and well told and it also explored something I don't think I've seen before.
Thanks to Irozukusubs for subbing this, I'm very grateful.
The acting in this series is just beautiful and Suda Masaki is absolutely something else.
Again with jdramas subverting my expectations and being the best thing, telling amazingly real and yet interestingly woven stories. I'm really glad I got to watch this drama.
The writers had everything they needed for a warm, grounded slice‑of‑life story, two leads carrying shared…
But some Jdramas do that and so much more in 10 episodes (more or less) so I don't think its an episode number thing, maybe a writing thing, because I have thought that sometimes cdramas say nothing for episodes on end or use too many episodes to tell a story that should have been more compact. I'm not trying to make it a country thing, just saying even a 4episode 'special' can be more impactful and tell a better story than a 40episode series.
OMG the baby looks so cuteeeeee 😍Please someone tell me, is this too emotional? Like am i gonna cry my hearts…
I agree, that would actually be an interesting story and a unique spin.
They would have to talk about the logistics of moving the kid from home to home yet giving him a stable upbringing. Also what if ones' partner isn't comfortable with the dynamic, it'll be nice to see them begin to love the kid and what co-parenting would look like overall. I'd watch that.
And please, if you know any stories with a "good guy-bad guy" dynamic like an undercover agent working with some villain and finding common ground type story. Thanks.
Slice of life, found family and friendship are my favorite genres. But interesting stories like this movie or 'The family' (drama with Takuya) or 'The Lines that define me', are cool. I'm finding that Japan tell diverse stories in unique ways and I would love to discover as many as I can. The only exception is romance, I don't really watch romances. Thank you!
That's sad... a world without hope is absolutely sad. Poor Tsurumaru to feel like that but I also get it given his circumstance. It is a fitting theme for the movie because it does seem so sad and hopeless at the end there.
Thanks for your explanation.
I would love to check out more old movies if I can. Do you have any particular recommendations please?
Thanks for this link. I was able to watch this movie because of it. It was a new experience for me and one I unexpectedly enjoyed. I don't watch old stuff easily and have little to no idea where to even find them so this was helpful. Thank you.
I have one question though, please do you have any idea what that end with Tsurumaru means? They showed the picture and then him on a ledge, blind and alone and I can't help but think its an odd way to end things or is there something we're supposed to glean from the scene? Like he got justice or something??
The poster for this show really doesn't prepare you for the funny, heatwarming, slice of life, 'sci-fi-ish' mashup that is this drama. I had such laugh out loud moments that were truly unexpected.. I love the dialogue in this show and it is delivered in such an amazingly interesting way and the acting is beautiful all across the board. Kiyomi and her friends are the bestest and I love them, especially "Minappu".
Ep 8. was absolutely ridiculous, this crazy people had tearing up one minute then fully laughing the next. I was literally laughing while wiping tears of sadness, It was just ridiculous!
I'm really enamored with this show. This is the type of stuff that makes me love jdramas more and more each day.
Thanks for replying. I already know of drama-otaku but they haven't been open to accepting new people in a while now so I just wanted to know if you'd found another subber or something. I tried to join a subtitle discord server but I was told I didn't have enough social media activity. Finding and watching jdramas can sometimes be frustrating. Thanks anyway.
There was such a great buildup that paid off beautifully at the last episode. The acting across the board is great and I have no complaints. I wish to see Sakura level up and also see what they do with the entire delusional mess that is Lightening bolt..
So, I'm joining the chorus... We need a season 2!!
I didn't even know there would be a bromance because the trailer on Netflix didn't show much but I thought the mutual respect between Kujo/Karasuma and Kujo/Mibu was done well. So now I'm wondering what it is that is missing when people say the 'bromance' fell flat. Please could you share your perspective?
I was confused because this mdl page says two episodes with the dates for both and there is no other page for the series.
Plus I also hadn't read the link.
Really a story of "good intentions" gone awry.
Well-acted and well told and it also explored something I don't think I've seen before.
Thanks to Irozukusubs for subbing this, I'm very grateful.
Do you know if the series is going to start broadcasting next week? And is it with the same cast or just an offshoot of this story?
Again with jdramas subverting my expectations and being the best thing, telling amazingly real and yet interestingly woven stories. I'm really glad I got to watch this drama.
I'm not trying to make it a country thing, just saying even a 4episode 'special' can be more impactful and tell a better story than a 40episode series.
Also my first taiga!
They would have to talk about the logistics of moving the kid from home to home yet giving him a stable upbringing. Also what if ones' partner isn't comfortable with the dynamic, it'll be nice to see them begin to love the kid and what co-parenting would look like overall.
I'd watch that.
I've just watched Hot Spot and I absolutely loved it and have my eye on Rebooting. so your list is in line with what I'm looking for.
The only exception is romance, I don't really watch romances.
Thank you!
Thanks for your explanation.
I would love to check out more old movies if I can. Do you have any particular recommendations please?
I have one question though, please do you have any idea what that end with Tsurumaru means? They showed the picture and then him on a ledge, blind and alone and I can't help but think its an odd way to end things or is there something we're supposed to glean from the scene? Like he got justice or something??
I had such laugh out loud moments that were truly unexpected..
I love the dialogue in this show and it is delivered in such an amazingly interesting way and the acting is beautiful all across the board. Kiyomi and her friends are the bestest and I love them, especially "Minappu".
Ep 8. was absolutely ridiculous, this crazy people had tearing up one minute then fully laughing the next. I was literally laughing while wiping tears of sadness, It was just ridiculous!
I'm really enamored with this show. This is the type of stuff that makes me love jdramas more and more each day.
Thanks anyway.
I wish to see Sakura level up and also see what they do with the entire delusional mess that is Lightening bolt..
So, I'm joining the chorus...
We need a season 2!!