I DID :( But before 2020 I just watched J dramas/movies on & off.. so maybe even if I passed by her I wouldn't really have bothered lol. But now I'm like SHITTTT. HAHAHA!
E1. Wow what a strong first episode. Watching Kanzaki spiral was uncomfortable & this is just the start. Suzuki Anne, as always, was lovely. She's such a fine actress who is unfortunately very underrated. Matsuzaka Tori, as always, was great.
Initially, he was a man who said nothing out of his own will (and apprehension). Then he became a man who was coerced into action by the board (doing what others wanted him to do using his own words). And finally he became a man who couldn't even express what he might have wanted to. Quite a psychological game that people in power play with those who are lesser / weaker than them. (though I did wonder at points whether Kanzaki truly has a voice or not)
All in all, it was a great commentary & satire about the kind of world we live in where freedom of expression appears to be a fancy ideal that is bogged down by all sorts of repercussions & societal shunning.
What a well-researched & well written article! Thank you so much for that insight. I will definitely check out the movies you've listed & get back to you with my thoughts. Stay safe!
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Ahh I see what you mean. I did find it a little too idealistic in the beginning but I think the tone has shifted slightly in the 3rd/4th episode to being more balanced like it's less preachier, & more about action (if you get what I'm saying).. and a lot of it has to do with toning down Iruma's character. But yeah that's just my opinion.
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But before 2020 I just watched J dramas/movies on & off.. so maybe even if I passed by her I wouldn't really have bothered lol. But now I'm like SHITTTT. HAHAHA!
Thank you for sharing and thank you for subbing this for us :)
Initially, he was a man who said nothing out of his own will (and apprehension). Then he became a man who was coerced into action by the board (doing what others wanted him to do using his own words). And finally he became a man who couldn't even express what he might have wanted to. Quite a psychological game that people in power play with those who are lesser / weaker than them. (though I did wonder at points whether Kanzaki truly has a voice or not)
All in all, it was a great commentary & satire about the kind of world we live in where freedom of expression appears to be a fancy ideal that is bogged down by all sorts of repercussions & societal shunning.
More people need to watch this.
Also Kataro is one petty man. XDDDD
It's even more sad because he's trying so hard.
https://twitter.com/eveychooey/status/1389976945694154760
I will watch this for her!