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- Titre original: 好きやねんけどどうやろか
- Aussi connu sous le nom de: Sukiyanen Kedo Dou Yaro ka
- Réalisateur: Shibata Keisuke, Takahashi Yuya
- Scénariste: Morale
- Genres: Culinaire, Comédie, Romance
Distribution et équipes
- Kan HideyoshiMatsumoto SakaeRôle principal
- Nishiyama JunSoga HisashiRôle principal
- Okuno SoNakatsu Mizuki [Sakae's ex-boyfriend]Rôle Secondaire
- Murase SaeKanda Kazuyo [Hisashi's co-worker]Rôle Secondaire
- Horike KazukiTatsuta Kaname [Sakae's childhood friend]Rôle Secondaire
- Hibi MikotoIijima Saeko [Hisashi's ex-wife]Rôle Secondaire
Critiques
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Did i read the same manga that the screenwriter ??
First i'm totally aware what "adapted a writed material" means ! Chnage need to make for the viewers to clearly watch what was written beforehandSo here my title and question : Did the screenwriter had read the same manga as me ? Because except their job, the place and theirs names so many change had make that the story doesn't even respect the essence of the manga
Surely the manga wasn't full of angst and more a slowburning love story but here to create something they think was more attractable for the audience they add dramas : exes, stupids break up, intrusive coworker
At some point they make the exploit to bring down one of the main character to the point he had less screentime and interesing story than the created side character !!!
Because let me be clear here : Sakae ex lover doesn't appear in the manga, not even sure he was mentioned ! Same with Soga ex wife she is only mentioned to explain why Soga is low self-esteem (because she want kid and Soga is sterile)
I really don't understand how you read a manga with likeable character and you make the exploit to write a serie where none of them is likeable anymore ?
I understand the need to adapt sometimes the serie is even better that the book (Not me for example) but sadly not here
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I was promised food..
This may be one of my lowest rated J BLs. Sucks when something promising turns out that way. Nevermind that it was riddled with clichés like the returning ex, subpar communication, break ups over silly reasons just to reconcile, no, the biggest problem I had with this was somehow none of the above.It was the leads. I still can't figure out why they liked each other, except for a small love at first sight moment. What came after was a cute beginning which then dove into the cliché landfill, only to come out with underdeveloped characters and an underwhelming relationship. It certainly didn't help that one of the male leads was so hot and cold, he was sure of what he wanted, until he wasn't.
Now all of this could have been slightly salvaged, if they had chemical. IF. They did for a while, too bad it was just in the last couple of episodes. It's a jump from not being able to understand why they like each other to believing they do, and it just didn't work.
I'm not really angry about the lack of food, (although it would have helped the rating) because there were tiny moments I guess. It sucks though, because I can appreciate a good love at first sight story, but they didn't quite nail it here.
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