Midori Tea

I am giving this 3 stars because of the great casting for Ms Day and the male lead...really, the whole cast is great, except for the younger female lead. I truly disliked Ms Night from the start, and regardless of how many episodes, I just couldn't get on her side. She was portrayed like such a pitiful character that I could not stand her. The whole drama feels like I'm watching 2 completely different female leads, with Ms Day being the best of the two BY FAR!

Having the chance to watch an old classic spin-off of Hamlet, with amazingly realistic visuals as an adult, definitely does the trick! What can I say? The heart wants what the heart wants. In this visually stunning rendition of The Lion King, I somehow found new meaning in all the teachings Mufasa imparted on to Simba as a cub, and later, as a young adult. The realistic feel of all the characters brought nostalgia with a tinge of sadness: with the way we are moving forward as a civilization, is this the only way nature will live on for future generations? Though I read some reviews that pointed to disdain in an apparent loss of "animated expressions", I think that any person out there with ANY amount of time with animals will tell you that in every minute eye-flicker, downward gaze, shake of the head, and mane-nuzzling scene, there was real feeling and intent. Real animals are able to communicate excellently well without words, and in this live-action-CGI method, none of that was lost. Sit down, relax, and wait for all the old feels, mixed with some new more world-conscious ones, to envelop you in this classic.