continued to be as wonderful as ever through to the end. The meta will follow. Just like previously, I'm still too caught up in the emotions it evoked...

It's surprisingly hopeful, if you think of the theme of the series, but the last episode and a half had me bawling on several occasions.

Still, a wonderful, WONDERFUL series!!!

Want to kill Kaoru now! i.e. I'm taking a small break from watching Kamisama, Mou Sukoshi Dake...

Only two more episodes left now. I'll do proper meta later, because I'm too caught up at the moment.

One thing that has really bugged me in this drama: HASN'T ANYBODY in this drama HEARD OF CONDOMS?!!!

I can suspend my disbelief only so far...

I was too tired after all, and managed to watch only two more episodes of Kamisama, Mou Sukoshi Dake. But actually the end of episode 7 was a good point to stop, because the episode ended in a happy note for a change. This series is really, really wonderful!

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Kamisama, stop being so wonderful! I meant to watch just one episode of Kamisama, Mou Sukoshi Dake (or God, Please Give Me More Time) last night (hah, I should know already how well that decision usually holds) and ended up watching five episodes in a row, got to sleep way too late, and I have a strong suspicion I'll end up mainlining through the ( Read more... )

Yay, my YesAsia package with My Lovely Sam-Soon and the Mars OST arrived today, as well as the eBay bought DVDs of Kamisama Mou Sukoshi Dake. The last is clearly a burnt copy and the picture quality isn't that great, but it was really cheap, has understandable (fan)subs and the seller even threw in the OST as a bonus disc.

The F4 Special Gift Set ( Read more... )

Getting introduced to Mars and other doramas was probably the worst thing that could have happened to me when saving for the new computer. Now I have this constant urge to catch up on all these things people are talking about on dorama_chat, and already have copies of My Lovely Sam-Soon, Mars (a must-have!!!), Meteor Garden, It Started with a Kiss, God, ( Read more... )

dangermousie's recent Takeshi Kaneshiro picspam inspired me to watch two Takeshi Kaneshiro movies that I got a little while ago.

Too Tired to Die was a very weird, artsy movie about a young man (TK) who is told by Death (Mira Sorvino) that he is going to die in 12 hours and most of his remaining time is spent aimlessly wondering around. Some of the visual ( Read more... )