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It looked visually cool, but the substance felt too immature and unrealistic for me. I wouldn't personally recommend this drama, but I can understand how people can like it more than I did, especially if they liked Kim Da Mi's character a lot. For Park Seo Joon fans it may be worth it to watch even just the beginning, then decide on your own if it's worth your time. Personally, I wish I could edit out whole parts of the drama to make it better, but instead, I will move on to something better while looking forward to the next Park Seo Joon drama instead. It did make me curious about visiting Itaewon when I finally make it to Korea, because they did make it look cool, so I guess that's a good thing too. Read More Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Cancel Completed mars 122 people found this review helpful Other reviews by this user 0 Mar 21, 2020 16 of 16
episodes seen Completed 0 Overall 9. 0 Story 8. 5 Acting/Cast 10 Music 10 Rewatch Value 8. 0 Itaewon Class was an emotional ride with an especially
promising start. Just after the first two episodes, I felt immensely attached to the main character, Park Saeroyi, and was looking forward to following him on his journey. Throughout the 16 episodes, I definitely learned a lot from his hardwork and values.
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déclaré que Kenshiro et les arts martiaux étaient inspirés par Bruce Lee et ses films de kung-fu et d'action des années 1970 à Hong Kong, tandis que le cadre post-apocalyptique était inspiré par la série de films Mad Max (début 1979)[7]. Hokuto no Ken a également été influencé par la série de mangas Violence Jack de Go Nagai (début en 1973), qui présente également un cadre post-apocalyptique dans un désert avec des gangs de motards, une violence anarchique, des bâtiments en ruine, des civils innocents, des chefs de tribus et des petits villages abandonnés ; il a été avancé que Mad Max a également été influencé par Violence Jack[9],[10],[11]. À l'origine, Hara et Buronson avaient été engagés pour réaliser Hokuto no Ken pour une durée de trois ans, mais en raison de sa popularité et de la demande de l'éditeur, la durée a été portée à cinq ans[6]. Supports[modifier | modifier le code] Manga[modifier | modifier le code] Collection de mangas Hokuto no Ken. Au Japon, la série est
prépubliée dans le magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump de l'éditeur Shūeisha entre 1983 et 1988 et compte au total 245 chapitres qui, par la suite, ont été compilés sous forme de tankōbon. Au total, 27 volumes sont sortis.
he is always smiling and laughing so it is hard to build a connection-first
time saying this. It was a huge let down. you never
really saw his personality if he wasn't the main focus I myself would have thought he was insignificant. However, the other main characters were funny and you could see their own individual personality.