The Human Instrumentality Project

Thursday, February 05, 2009


I sacrificed a precious hour of time (FYP meeting tomorrow and nothing yet done!) to catch episode 1 of Proposal Daisakusen, which has been sitting in my computer since last night. It stars the ever-lovely Masami Nagasawa, which is also the reason why I'm watching J-dramas all of a sudden. The story is compelling: The moment you realise someone is the love of your life, is the moment he/she gets married to someone else. However, what if you were given a chance to do it all over again, to correct all your mistakes, to become the man by her side instead of just another guest at the wedding dinner?
So, first episode has been quite good. Masami Nagasawa is gorgeous in a wedding dress, much prettier than in 『世界の中心で』 because this time she isn't supposed to be sick. I laughed out loud quite a few times. The story wasn't lame, and wasn't too cliche (except for the bright-light-from-the-sky bit). So, recommended!

I must be getting soft, watching so much romance stuff.


And here's another really funny video from this week's Jap lecture. Much funnier than the previous one, in my opinion. And more easily understood even for non-Japanese speakers. No, it's not just because of the Chinese subtitles.

I wish I could show you guys a video of Nagami-sensei's lectures, so you'll understand why I'm gushing with praise.


Comments:
Rubbish la.. where got pple got SO MANY chances in life one? It'd be a miracle to get even ONE....
 
That's why it's a show lah. That aside, it's actually a nice show. And in a way the male lead did need all those chances.. If he'd just confessed the first time things might not end well because he was still too immature then.
 
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