The details with which the story is presented, even without reading the books and after watching the Netflix series, have impressed me in this Asian version. The sensitivity of the actors and the details of the cameras and effects, including the music, far exceed the result of the recording series recently on Netflix.
He concludes that the current laws that Netflix must respect to be able to reproduce an Asian film have caused it to lose too many details, adding many others of American and European interest.
I liked this version created by the writer's own country of origin, how it respects women, and how it criticizes outside influence and the aggressiveness with which decisions are made.
I think there are many underlying themes that make you reflect, to actually be a better person and provide solutions to the world instead of being scared and falling into alcohol and drugs, or being a criminal.
I think the world could stop being a Nano :)
He concludes that the current laws that Netflix must respect to be able to reproduce an Asian film have caused it to lose too many details, adding many others of American and European interest.
I liked this version created by the writer's own country of origin, how it respects women, and how it criticizes outside influence and the aggressiveness with which decisions are made.
I think there are many underlying themes that make you reflect, to actually be a better person and provide solutions to the world instead of being scared and falling into alcohol and drugs, or being a criminal.
I think the world could stop being a Nano :)