5 Favourite Japanese Shows Involving Sports! - Français
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- Titre original: エンジン
- Aussi connu sous le nom de:
- Scénariste: Inoue Yumiko
- Réalisateur: Hirano Shin, Nishitani Hiroshi
- Genres: Comédie, Romance, Vie quotidienne, Drame
Distribution et équipes
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![Kimura Takuya in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Kimura Takuya in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)")
Kimura Takuya Rôle principal -
![Koyuki in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Koyuki in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)")
Koyuki Rôle principal -
![Okamoto Aya in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Okamoto Aya in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)")
Okamoto AyaSuenaga Tamaki ["Team Ichinose" manager]Rôle Secondaire -
![Harada Yoshio in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Harada Yoshio in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)")
Harada YoshioKanzaki Takeshi ["Kaze no Oka Home" principal]Rôle Secondaire -
![Sakai Masato in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Sakai Masato in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)")
Sakai MasatoTorii Motoichiro/"Gennii" ["Kaze no Oka Home" teacher]Rôle Secondaire -
![Matsushita Yuki in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Matsushita Yuki in Engine Japanese Drama (2005)")
Matsushita YukiKanzaki Chihiro/"Chinee" ["Kaze no Oka Home" secretary]Rôle Secondaire
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Critiques
As usual, Kimura Tayuka reins supreme in the human interest type dramas! His portrayal of Jiro was excellent. But I must say, there is nothing like seeing Takuya dress in racing clothing. My, my, my!!
Alas, don't be fooled about the romance label, this drama was NOT about romance. The two leads have nothing romantic between them to speak about. Sure, there are hints that they like each other but that is about it.
If you like dramas that tell a story, especially ones featuring a bunch of cute kids (to include a younger Toda Erika), you will definitely like this!!
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Masterpiece from the Golden Era!
I'll start with a standing ovation for Kimura Takuya.And given how I've never been a big fan of his, I honestly think this carries a lot more weight than otherwise.
He was simply superb here, period. Well done, man! Chapeau!
But then again, the *whole* cast did marvelously. And what a fantastic cast, by the way! Okamoto Aya, Koyuki, Sakai Masato, Izumiya Shigeru...and then again, Ueno Juri, Kaho, Toda Erika, Oohira Natsumi...wow, just wow!
Of course a big role in this overall superb performance was played by the script, which was basically perfect and worked like a clockwork: *every single character* was tridimensional, *every scene* well thought and well written. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll think...the whole nine yards, seriously!
Some *great* music and a pretty high production value complete the package.
If you're in for a masterpiece from the "Golden Era" (early 90s to late Aughts) of Japanese Drama, give this title a chance. You might end up *loving* it just as I did! ^___-
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