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walang ctrl+z ang buhay

hay. the my boredom is at its peak. no allowance,no load, but have internet. I can live with that.

Minsan may mga bagay/pangyayari sa buhay natin ang gusto nating balikan at baguhing muli. Nagtataka at nagtatanong sa sarili, kung may pagbabagong mangyayari o kung talagang nakatakda ang lahat. kung sa computer pwede to. yun nga lang, hindi computer ang buhay.

enter proposal daisakusen.

photo credits: here

Hallelujah Chance! (~_^). was his battlecry for another shot at his terrible past. wala akong balak magbigay ng spoiler dito no. It’s a light-hearted, feel-good story tungkol sa isang guy… wait, spoiler na ito!

anyway, What did I liked about this series? First it was funny. I never liked cry-all-you-want dramas. The plot is unique too, though the idea of travelling in time is as old as fiction itself. In time-warping stories, little things that are made in the past has this freakish snow-ball-domino-effect on the future. but not in this case, it really doesn’t matter what will happen, but things that should and will happen, will still be present. The plot is carefully designed so that the main topic focuses only on the conflict of the story. People love the idea time-travelling, so its no wonder thier imaginations run wild if time travelling would indeed be possible.

it was also my first jdorama. hehe, been a good fan of the japanese pop culture (read:anime) for a long time, but I was first addicted to korean and taiwanese productions since 5 years ago. (read:meteor garden), I was hesistant at first, because I saw from japanese movies that thier actors act too anime.or was it the other way around?:D

however, as most things are, nothing is perfect. the pace is still sluggish for a 11-episode + 3 specials for a drama, and I sometimes found myself fast forwarding the scenes wherein the script almost repeats the same lines, different scripts for different roles, but the same meaning!

at the end, unlike the other dramas I’ve watched, this one is not that butt-ugly(attention, kdramas), it was short, yet sweet, but still has few moments to be funny and cute.

ps. mikio is cute and my favorite, but somehow he resembles someone I knew in school. dibale nalang nga. deym. a slight warning to onion skins, this one is a heart-wrencher!A lot of goofs are worth checking out(clue: running.)

looks familiar?pogi sana pala talaga. wahahaha. :D

marami na akong rason para sabihin sa nanay ko na kinapupulutan ko ng aral ang mga jdrama na ito. well, bukod sa natututo na akong magsalita ng lenggwaheng hapon, nalaman ko na walang ctrl+z ang buhay. minsan ang mga pagkakamali ay may rason. kung ano man ang rason na ito, hindi ko rin alam. mabuti man o masama ang mangyari, may kahihinatnan itong kabutihan sa buhay natin, kung hindi ngayon. (read: optimistic.:D) kaya, para walang regrets, gawin ang dapat gawin na alam mong tama, (kahit inaakala mo lang!) at wag magsayang ng oras kakaisip sa mga bagay na hindi naman dapat pinag-iispang mabuti (i.e., pag-ligo araw-araw), tandaan, na tumatakbo ang oras habang tayo ay nag-mumuni muni na sana dapat ay kumikilos tayo. ako man ay habang buhay nang alipin ng katamaran at procrastination, pero hindi ko inaalis sa isipan ko na kahit minsan e sadyang magsayang ng pagkakataon sa isang bagay na hindi ko mapalampas.

waw pare. lakas ng impact ng jdrama na to sakin. amf.

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One Response to “walang ctrl+z ang buhay”

  1. sana nga meron ctrl+z ang buhay…
    kaso wala nun, kasi kung magkaroon man nun
    ay everything would be perfect at kung ganun
    ang mangyayari everything would just be a fantasy.

    Reply

    Posted by Winston | 11 Sep &Thu, 11 Sep 2008 22:33:31 +000031q0000002008;08, 10:33 pm

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