It is probably not a drama that you want to visit frequently. Like Sting’s song “Fragile”, it is a profound but emotionally tiring journey. But it is a mark of a good craft that whenever I revisited Thank You, I found something new or rediscovered important things once forgotten.
I caught the drama “The Detective I Hate”/ “Watashi no Kirai na Tantei” (私の嫌いな探偵) on the Waku Waku Japan channel, retitled “Addicted to Mystery”. It ended this week and I thought I should “detox” while it was still fresh in mind.
“I always wanted to be happy. So I decided to be.” Neil Baldwin
And who is Neil Baldwin?
Just when you thought the end of episode 4 might have moved things into certain direction, this happens…
Will Missing Noir M (실종느와르 M) justify the reputation it places on the “genius” detective? Or simply to invoke the almost omniscient eyes to explain everything to us, the dimwitted audience? I would like to see how this one justifies the inclusion of a “genius“.
I’ve got enough of superheroes. But this one has got J.A.R.V.I.S. evolved into flesh. The prospect of seeing Paul Bettany, not just the voice, on screen was too tempting.
From the studio that brings some of the best animation features in the world, “Princess Kaguya” is a stunning and beautiful retelling of a famous folklore in Japan.
