10 dramas/movies with ____? #4

3. Oshin (1983) - It was dubbed in our language and aired on our national TV. Turns out, it was part of Japan's cultural diplomacy in the post-war era. I don’t remember much from that Asadora, but surprisingly, Oshin is what got me hooked on Japan and its culture; not manga or anime.

LouM VIP

11 days ago

4.Zansetsu (1968) i like incest stories and this is one of them.Pretty simple xD
I dont like old cinema (prior mid 80s) so for it's time i think it was good.ML FL fall in love then find out they have the same father.

_Shinigami_

11 days ago

Probably one of the Godzilla films. For example

5. Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) because they were available on television. They were always broadcast on Sunday afternoons and we watched them together when we visited our grandma ^^;

maidenholmes

11 days ago

6. Oldest drama would be from 1984, Oregon Kara Ai, about an orphaned 9-year-old boy sent to live with his aunt and uncle in a small farm in Oregon. (He has a teenage sister who stays behind to train for swimming competitions.) Mostly pleasant drama, the family is accepted but not by everyone. Nice scenery, apparently did wonders for Japan- Oregon tourism.

newbiefan

10 days ago

7. Drunken Master. I cannot beat 1954 but this one is a Jackie Chan (what more need I say) movie from 1978. I think it was shown dubbed on tv. My oldest dramas (I'll keep them as one entry) are:

8. Coffee Prince & Hanazakari no Kimitachi e 2007 - Coffee Prince was first, I cannot remember what platform I watched it on (prob. Netflix) but both were recommendations (algorithm for the first, MDL for the second) that I liked the look of so...

Ahn Sarang

10 days ago

9. Untold Scandal - 2003. I just watched different adaptation of Les Liaisons dangereuses and was interested in Korean tale on it

10. 200 Pounds Beauty - 2006. It was shown rubber on my local TV. I don't remember watching Korean movies before, so it was a new and unusual experience. Still love Ave Maria performance