But it's finally an adaptation that's not ashamed of its comic-book roots and tries its hardest to entertain and service longtime fans of the series. Yes, it's goofier and less neo-noir than the source material (being based on the toned-down French localization, 'Nicky Larson') and the mild homophobia could be off-putting for general audiences. Still, they work as punching bags and bullet receptacles just fine, and they're at least better than the CGI drone robots from 'Shinjuku Private Eyes'. The only disappointment are the villains they're barely characterized and indistinguishable apart from suit color or facial hair. F C Dm Bb A Chords for Acoustic Ver City Hunter OST CUPID - Girl's Day with song key, BPM, capo transposer, play along with guitar, piano, ukulele & mandolin. Fights use creative set-pieces without rapid cutting or shaky-cam, including a scrapyard scene (shot entirely in first-person) that expertly mixes comedy and fisticuffs to rival Jackie Chan from the 1993 Hong Kong adaptation. The action is also surprisingly competent for its modest budget and goofier tone. Ryo and Kaori step straight out of the manga rocking 80's fashion and driving their iconic Mini, and Kamel Guenfoud is uncanny as Falcon (though he sadly never fires a bazooka onscreen). Visually, it takes great pains to stick close to its source material. Side characters Pancho and Skippy feel slightly out of place as supporting cast, but are hapless enough to lighten the mood during slow moments. playing will-they-won't-they for over thirty years. Ryo (Lacheau) and Kaori (Fontan) have great chemistry both as a comedy duo and a couple whose relationship feels fresh and less lived-in compared to other adaptations, i.e. That last part might make some cringe, but it's strangely effective as a foil for Ryo's usual lechery and doesn't feel mean-spirited. Most of the comedy comes from the plot MacGuffin, a perfume that causes victims to instantly fall in love, which is a perfect excuse for lots of awkward sexual comedy, nudity, and gay jokes. ![]() ![]() Korean drama OST, PERSONAL TASTE - Original Soundtrack (KOREA) CD SEALED. Sold by valueflag and ships from Amazon Fulfillment. This held true in 2019's frankly mediocre 'City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes', but this French adaptation gets it right thanks to a brilliant premise, surprisingly competent action, and nonstop goofs sure to land at least few times. This item: Korean drama OST, City Hunter OST: 2CD Special Edition (SBS Drama) SHINee JONGHYUN, KARA KYURI NEW Audio CD. If there's one thing about Tsukasa Hojo's original manga that doesn't hold up, it's the schoolboy ecchi humor that grates on anyone old enough to have touched a breast-that is, most fans of the series by now.
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