


Verdict So, can you spend your time with this series? Yes you can, if you've have been working like a dog all day, got yourself in a black mood, then you can tune right in, enjoy some candy sweet moments and a few unintentional laughs.2017 Seventeen-year-old Mugi Awaya and Hanabi Yasuraoka appear to be the ideal couple. If someone would pat my head like the male lead did to others.I would pinch his face real hard. I know there are many people who think otherwise, but I've really had my fill of male obsessiveness, male harems, or males saying Kawaiii all the time. The casual remarks of the male lead that he already knew her, wanted her, prepared even a house for her, was creepy to say the least.

A romance can be based on instant attraction and passion, but their story didn't convince me. The Bad Unlike the movies I couldn't feel a spark of eroticism between the couple in this series. 'Girl, keep your wits when someone starts sweet-talking to you' but also 'In fairytales a girl can break a curse with nothing but her courage and steadfastness.' Both elements are nice to know, and reassuring.
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Also the message of this series has some serious undertones. In this series both lead actors are well known, good in acting, so it doesn't hurt the eye to see them. The paradoxical result was a collective longing to Cinderella stories. It was the Age of the Yuppies, working hard, enjoying luxury at short intervals. Thirty years ago young western women started to compete for a well paid career of their own, unlike their mothers. "Can I jump to happiness with my prince, letting him in control or better not?" Perhaps the western eighties movies, and also this Japanese version, fill a need. Main question is, has Cinderella found her Prince Charming, or not? The Good I guess it is this long lasting question that the makers are aiming at. She starts to feel like a helpless chick, a burden to people around her. In stead of that, the outside world gets more hostile for this girl. No questions or background stories are asked, parents, family, and friends are strangely unimportant. The outside world doesn't seem to matter to both of them. Her Prince becomes suspicious, at times alienated from her, showing signs from some psychic disorder or traumatic event in his former life. Without breaking a sweat he conquers her, takes her in, starts to cuddle and experiment with her, apparently enjoying her freshness, but after a while even this dum girl feels there's something really weird going on.
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She gets discovered by a mundane rich guy, full of tricks, but tired from his own lifestyle. There is this naïve girl from the country, without an impressive resume or pedigree, who doesn't realize how pretty she is. Plot Coffee & Vanilla has the same plot as these other western movies, a shallow twisted Cinderella story that is meant to glue the emotional, intimate scenes together. First I was admiring how this live action version matched the manga, but soon I felt myself looking at downtuned scenes from movies like 9 1/5 weeks (1986), Wild Orchid (1989), Sleeping With The Enemy (1991).

wondering which scenes I was re-watching from western eighties/nineties movies.
