Do you happen to know about any? I'd love to join. Except for straight romance, I watch pretty much anything that I find interesting. Thanks!

Okay, so I... tonally don't think I'm understanding Human Vapor. For the first 5 episodes, it was playing as melodrama with pretty few, if any, moments of humor - very self important, very overtly serious aside from poking fun at the failing youtubers.

Then in episode 5 a "tense" scene between two men deeply entrenched in the yakuza settle a bet with a bowling challenge.

On the face of it, okay, that's fine, it's a dramatic thing to say "hey do this perfectly or we'll shoot you, high stakes etc" but then the scene erupts into an 80s style montage with lens flare and wild coloring - climaxing in this mobster randomly being a bowling savant, and somehow that earns an insane amount of, idk, street cred? And he's straight up dancing after he does it?

The entire scene shift I was audibly saying to my partner "what the hell is going on? I- what?"

Can someone explain?

Crossposting because I wanted to hear what this community thinks.

I genuinely think Kiss That Kills is Kento Yamazaki's most underrated performance. His portrayal of Otaro Dojima is still my favorite role of his, and I don't think it gets nearly enough recognition.

So i finished i will find you and on my recomendation this came up im looking for something fast paced and thriller twist and turns is this worth watching or overhyped?

(Ep. 9, around 8:21) As Yae finds and stares at the train ticket, she says "Ai..."
What does this line mean? I know Ai means love but it seemed as if she was reading something from the ticket but there is no word like Ai in the ticket..?

Anyone plz help? Thank you.

Hii didn't think of anywhere else to post this lol. I'd like to know abt your opinion, I hope ppl who have watched Hana-Kimi (2007 version) can tell me what they think ab It.

(Sorry if I say something wrong, I speak spanish lol)

I'm thrilled but are they only releasing the 2024 movie, not the drama seasons?? Maybe I'm being geoblocked?

Hi all! Looking for a good J drama for my Japanese learning, my wife is Japanese and I am practicing as much as possible and I’m hoping watching Japanese shows will help too! Something similar to the Kdrama filing for love would be great! Thank you!!

Anyone else hoping and wishing that Netflix will add the Nodame Cantabile Europe specials and two movies?

can anyone recommend me shows like good luck?

something that doesn’t have a complex plot and doesn’t have a lot of episodes. a slice of life but isn’t depressing.

would appreciate it if it’s on netflix

thank you :)