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dangermousieToday's 'pimp' post is for Kamisama Mou Sukoshi Dake (God Give Me More Time), a jdrama starring Takeshi Kaneshiro, number 4 on ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dangermousie's favorite jdramas list (and somewhere in the Top 10 overall) (If you want to know jdrama ranking, it'a 1: Pride, 2: Kurosagi, 3: Forbidden Love, 4: Kamisama, 5: Hanadan).
One of the most awesome, melodramatic, unabashedly romantic dramas I've ever seen. And it's a jdrama, not a kdrama, but it has a kdrama's swoony sensibility, against-everything doomed romance and some incredible kissing, the best I've seen in jdramas. Not to mention Takeshi Kaneshiro, probably the most purely beautiful man I've ever seen. The plot involves a 17 year old girl dying from AIDS (which she got as a result of a 'paid date') who crosses paths with a haunted young composer (I think he is in his mid 20s). Incredible angst, love, and sheer fanservice follows (Keigo, the hero, wears black leather pants and white shirts and runs a hell of a lot). And you know I find the ending uplifting.
The second one is very spoilery:
I did lengthy, incoherent, madly in love posts when I first watched it, if you want a lot of details. Click on the kmsd tag.
dangermousie's favorite jdramas list (and somewhere in the Top 10 overall) (If you want to know jdrama ranking, it'a 1: Pride, 2: Kurosagi, 3: Forbidden Love, 4: Kamisama, 5: Hanadan).One of the most awesome, melodramatic, unabashedly romantic dramas I've ever seen. And it's a jdrama, not a kdrama, but it has a kdrama's swoony sensibility, against-everything doomed romance and some incredible kissing, the best I've seen in jdramas. Not to mention Takeshi Kaneshiro, probably the most purely beautiful man I've ever seen. The plot involves a 17 year old girl dying from AIDS (which she got as a result of a 'paid date') who crosses paths with a haunted young composer (I think he is in his mid 20s). Incredible angst, love, and sheer fanservice follows (Keigo, the hero, wears black leather pants and white shirts and runs a hell of a lot). And you know I find the ending uplifting.
The second one is very spoilery:
I did lengthy, incoherent, madly in love posts when I first watched it, if you want a lot of details. Click on the kmsd tag.
