Reo hoad... muean kod ter

A bit overstretched drama comedy in everyday-life exposure but Nawapol surely knew how to put yourself in his characters' shoes. Nat & Yaya defined challenges of becoming adults really well. Those movie references galore will draw laughs from film buffs.

It gave me some Amélie (2001) vibes with a little of Spike Jonze's Her (2013) in the end.

Outstanding: Comedy, Directing, Acting, Soundtrack, Script... I could go on and on...

It's a movie about growing up, relationships, love, family, work, dreams and everything in between.

It gave me laughs and tears.

There's absolute nothing I'd change or I feel like it needs more work.

One of the best movies I've seen this year.

Cheers.

There's absolutely nothing action about this movie, it's straight up romcom and I absolutely love it. It's funny, the main acts did extremely well. I loved the story even though it's not quite universal. Whoever came up the drama effect was brilliant and even though I had to keep reading the subtitles to keep up, I still managed to enjoy the movie because of the funny edits. This is definitely something worth watching on a Sunday afternoon. Kudos to the team.

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Now am going to fill the up with stuff just to meet the required characters. I don't know why IMDb thought this was necessary, they really need to either lower the required characters or just get rid of it completely. Thank you.

One of the better movies GDH has produced in recent times. Solid storytelling, and eventually some decent character development. I wouldn't be surprised if this movie doesn't do well with a younger audience-doesn't cater to current trends, like so many other Thai movies for a younger crowd do these days.

Kind of ridiculous. Not really my cup of tea at all. The only good think about this movie is that sensation Milli made a brief cameo. There Nothing else.