Sean Akizuki's East Asian Drama and Movie Blog

For some time, I was thinking this blog has been empty, I ran out of ideas and ended up stealing ideas  from others in the process (Sorry, sorry...).  I just didn't figure out I still had some gold nuggets left unused in my closet, figuratively speaking.  So I just thought I might do some reviews on these. For movies, I would probably need to rewatch the following since I haven't done any reviews yet on these films but I'll just do them one by one, no guarantee I can write them all, I might just do one review a week or two considering my mind is already jumbled up and needs to sort things out: The Banquet Little Big Soldier The Legend The Storm Warriors The Sniper Chinese Ghost Story (remake starring Liu Yi Fei) Black Ransom Twins Mission The Promise Initial D Scripture With No Words The Unusual Youth Magic Kitchen Sky of Love Death Note  Death Note: The Last Name The Empress and Her Warriors Kung Fu Fighter Rob B' Hood  Series: Lo...

Well real life issues are surfacing again and as said, it can slow down.  But here's what I intend to review next:... Last Night of Madame Chin- However I am again crying buckets of tears here.  Oh boy, writing my fan fiction after crying buckets of tears erodes the quality a lot. Kamen Rider Hibiki Kamen Rider OOO Meanwhile, I don't think I can take any more of those "cry buckets of tears" drama for some time.  In fact, this blog might even slow down like never before but I hope my five followers can help me out.

So this blog doesn't have enough posts yet but I will try these critiques soon: Kamen Rider Faiz review- I would really say I'd say this is really where I'm pretty mixed at.  I will do a detailed review like I did with Agito and Kiva, two of Toshiki Inoue's other works.  Well, I'm now drafting the whole Faiz post as well as the comparison.  So far, I'd like to really think about Inoue's strengths and weaknesses in the second post.  And for everything else, I would share my thoughts on the series as a whole then the comparison of the three Riders by Inoue and where's the bad mix then?  Maybe I'll jump in and compare it to Jetman.  Overall, I thought about the first two reviews on Agito and Kiva, now it's time for Faiz.

It's been some time since Vicki Zhao got married but I can't really forget her contributions to TV drama and movies.  For a little planning... hopefully this blog will get more fertilizer to grow: Vicki Zhao's Huan Zhu Ge Ge.  I definitely want to see some imperial drama. Kamen Rider Hibiki.  The Fantasy Leader recommends this a lot.  So I should probably give it a watch after Fourze. If I should really backtrack a lot, I might watch some Qiong Yao dramas of the past namely with Qin Han and Liu Xue Hua since the two really continued to play very important roles as parents these days.  The story of "Seagull's Home" or "Courtyard".  "Seagull's Home" features the first character dying and the leading guy falls for the missing twin sister while "Courtyard" is pretty much a "kabit-serye" because Ha Ye must fight for her rights as the legal wife against the bitchy mistress. Or the rather long Ti Amo Chocolate ...

Well I'll soon be very busy and I may not write much new review here but here's my latest next plan- it would be viewing Kamen Rider Fourze assuming I don't get bombarded too much.  I think I need something lighter and softer because I've been pretty irritable lately to events that go around me.  Sheesh why am I so problematic with the idiotic people around me?  Doesn't mean people can be annoying like Cassidy and Devin that I should tear them limb from limb.  I probably just need to watch something lighter and softer like Kamen Rider Kiva to cheer me up, maybe Fourze might be the answer?!

It's good to take advantage of break periods.  Now moving on... I've just finished watching Kamen Rider Ryuki which is really I'd say a good series.  A review is due for it and I would write it as one of my recommended riders.  Now... I've just given Ryuki a second chance and since I was Biased about it.  Now I just started viewing it and I'd say it really, really has gotten into me.  I believe it will get more addictive.  Well I'll do what I'd call mandatory review to Kamen Rider W then on to a really big deal with Kamen Rider Ryuki.

Well while I'm watching Kamen Rider W, I might do a review on these stuff: Movies I've seen: 1.) The Huadu Chronicles- DONE reviewing 2.) So Close 3.) Magic Kitchen 4.) Star Runner 5.) Sky of Love 6.) Drunken Master 2 7.) Rob B Hood 8.) Curse of the Golden Flower TV Drama: 1.) Kamen Rider W (as soon as I'm done with it, liking its police drama so far) 2.) Return of Condor Heroes (2006 version) 3.) Red Buddha Lady starring Shu Qi and Wallace Huo 4.) Chinese Paladin starring Liu Yi Fei 5.) Next Stop Happiness (I cried a lot with this one!)- DONE Planned watching: 1.) Tea Fight (starring Vic Zhou and Erika Toda) 2.) Love You Ten Thousand Years 3.) Kamen Rider Ryuki (provided no Wuxia series blocks my way!) 4.) Miracle Workers (starring Liu Xue Hua as the wicked bitch of a queen mother)

In order to get myself ready for Kyoryuger, well I got to watch Kamen Rider W written by Riku Sanjo.  So what's unique about this rider?  Like Ultraman Ace, the main hero is actually two persons who fuse into a single hero for some weird reason.  Fantasy Leader recommends me this series as well and Mr. Smith wrote a very positive critic to it.  So far, I think despite its weird concept I'll give it a huge shot since his recommendation of Agito didn't disappoint me.  Well I might... Endure watching Kamen Rider 555 or Faiz before I give it a review.  Maybe I just had a bad taste in my mouth because I watched it during a very depressing season on television. That is finish it... or... Kamen Rider Ryuki... the drama of 13 riders, some good and the others evil.  Ryuki must battle his way through the evil riders while siding with the good riders.