The Thailand romcom will always be iconic by some meme and even realistic Asian's habit, but I really pity the pace of this movie when Guy already made a move on campaign from 0 to day 1000 move on from June. At first, I really adore how romantic they are, but in the middle of the movie, there is a scene that actually not cup of my tea. I find it triggering, and I won't normalize that thing even it's in the movie.

The cinematography are comforting to watch, even the acting and the adlib, but the plot doesn't carry the whole movie. I think it will be better if the director give a realistic ending for both parties. I found the conflicts are having something in common with What's Up With Love 2, but when I find that's how they're end, I'm not surprised anymore.

When you tired of hard brain-driven movies like "Prisoners" and "True Detective" all you want is to watch a comedy, romance comedy perhaps, a cliche romance you know what I mean. You know well most of romcom have a simple story, unrealistic, and predicted plot, BUT that format planted in my brain so well and that's okay because that's the point of romcom anyway. And this movie just "clicked" my brain and saying "That's what I need for a romcom".

This movie is one of perfect romcom out there. The dull protagonist character, the pretty cute funny woman, the quirky best friend, the girl's wholesome lover, just perfect as it should be. Not mention about the shots, not that perfect of course but for a random rom-com that you found in netflix, the shots are pretty effortful.

Lets talk about the lacking. The lacking is very obvious for a rom-com, the directing of the emotion is always give you the feeling of "there's something missing" that the emotion not really captured well.

Overall the movie itself just worth to watch with your friends or lover, just casual movie time.

My first ever review.

One of the best romcoms i've ever watched, and i've watched a fair amount...

I don't even know what to say to make it short and clear and not waste half a day trying to express my thoughts (in general and as a non-English speaker).

MUCH respect to all departments\professionals involved, especially the screenwriters (but then again i almost don't want to point out the writing 'cause it immediately feels unfair to all the other components that went into creating this) i am not Asian and kinda have no choice but to regret my ignorance once again for not knowing about this earlier (i don't mean the movie, but all the people that made it happen).

Thank you.