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But don’t let this keep you from giving it a try. Not all of them are like that. Just know that in case you find yourself struggling to understand them, it’s probably because of that. 3. Canal+ I recently started watching French
on www. canalplus. com (a popular French cable TV channel) as they have a huge
of French movies available to watch. Unfortunately, it seems to only be available for EU residents (but I know the sneaky ones among you might find a way around it. ;)) Registering is absolutely free. Once you’re registered, you can watch so many French movies and TV shows. You can either browse the catalogue or look for specific movies and TV shows in the search bar.
Throughout the movie, Kiyoka and Miyo have some really cute moments with
each other, with patient Kiyoka slowly encouraging Miyo to come out of her shell, and Miyo learning to express herself. One of the best scenes in the movie is when Miyo was kidnapped and being tortured to give up Kiyoka; refusing to do so, and Kiyoka literally BURNING DOWN THE ENTIRE ESTATE TO FIND HER. It really shows how much their relationship developed. And although there wasn't a dramatic "I love you" confession scene, or a kiss, this is one of the rare times that I thought it wasn't necessary. While you could tell that the main
genre wasn't romance, the movie did a good job balancing it with the action and historical elements.
If I had to have one "complaint", I would have enjoyed this as a drama! There is so much lore and questions left unanswered that a 12-16 episode drama would definitely have me hooked.
ACTING/CAST:
Since fantasy was a first for Meme, I was curious as to how he'd do. The result? Honestly, pretty good! He seemed to have completely immersed himself in the role, and he managed to play the cold but secretly warm-hearted Kiyoka pretty well! Seeing that the manga version of Kiyoka had more delicate and soft features, I was worried that the movie version would not provide that big of a "gap moe". Again, I was thankfully proven very wrong.
I was familiar with Imada Mio from Hana Nochi Hare, but that's about it. She definitely had a BIG transformation in both character and style from that drama to this, and it definitely shows her range as an actress.
