Full-Moon Party
- El episodio se transmitió el 16 mar 2025
- TV-MA
- 1h 2min
Mientras una fiesta en un yate se alarga hasta la noche y los amigos exploran los clubes de Bangkok, se desarrollan historias paralelas con desacuerdos familiares sobre planes futuros y mist... Leer todoMientras una fiesta en un yate se alarga hasta la noche y los amigos exploran los clubes de Bangkok, se desarrollan historias paralelas con desacuerdos familiares sobre planes futuros y misteriosos sucesos en un hotel cercano.Mientras una fiesta en un yate se alarga hasta la noche y los amigos exploran los clubes de Bangkok, se desarrollan historias paralelas con desacuerdos familiares sobre planes futuros y misteriosos sucesos en un hotel cercano.
- Sritala Hollinger
- (as Lek Patravadi)
- (solo créditos)
- Valentin
- (as Arnas Fedaravičius)
Opiniones destacadas
Every single scene was either a gold mine of iconic lines and meme-worthy reactions or a mine field of absolute chaos and deviance.
Because there were so many small moments and details, I rewatched it and caught even a few more important details - that I think many people won't notice them because they're too distracted whilst watching and that's why they say this season is boring, they're just not paying attention or thinking about what they're watching. There are so many symbolisms with the rule of 3, the lizards that bring bad luck, the mischievous monkeys.
Overall this season is being very entertaining and for me, that I used to travel to Thailand very often, sometimes twice a month, seeing the small details of culture, religion and dealing with customers in a hosting scenario makes me feel like I'm more immersed in the story and how the pace is moving.
To me, this is even better than season 1.
The conversations are boring, some of the characters are just plain boring. But there are some very good actors among them, it's just sad that nothing happens 😅
All in all There are just way too many content and shows to watch. So it doesn't make sense that they would make something this.
They can get away with one bad season but let's just hope that season 4 will be good so it won't get canceled in the future.
The plot point between the two Ratfliff bros? We can only surmise there's going to be a lot to unpack in subsequent episodes.
Sam Rockwell truly stole the show, however, with his increasingly bizarre, yet surprisingly deep, monologue to bewildered Walton Goggins, reviewing how his past life has shaped his current life.
Excited for future episodes given what has been revealed out so far.
Frank's freakish speech didn't impress me, would have been nicer to have some tiny visual flashbacks, and that was not a monologue, that was pure perversity, good for him, but definitely not for Rick who is entirely on another planet.
User is right, that was almost an entire episode dedicated to druggy partying, but even that wasn't done right. In the first place, they are uninteresting, besides Valentin, Jaclyn, Mook (with her superb dancing, look and hinted smiles all in honey) and to a certain degree Timothy who also needs partying playing Russian Roulette with a revolver though.
So far, Piper has escaped debauchery, that soon needs to be fixed playing the role of a concubine.
Season 1 managed to awe us in just 6 episodes, this season needs at least 12 to achieve above-average mediocrity.
Look at Belinda. Acting like a 14 y.o. Sigh.
I'm all for quality being spiritualism, dramatic action, perversity or pure love. So far, we are served a Frankenfish of fossil, extinct and endangered species.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6
- Production value/impact: 7
- Development: 6.5
- Realism: 7
- Entertainment: 7
- Acting: 7
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 8.5
- VFX: 8
- Music/score/sound: 7
- Depth: 6
- Logic: 4.5
- Flow: 7
- Dark comedy/adventure/satirical drama/slight mystery: 6.5
- Ending: 6.
The 77th Emmys Acting Nominees in Character
The 77th Emmys Acting Nominees in Character
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- TriviaSam Rockwell (who plays Rick's friend Frank) has been in a long-term relationship with season regular Leslie Bibb (who plays Kate) since 2007.
- Citas
Frank: Well, you know, I'm... I moved here because, uh... I moved here because, you know, well, I had to leave the States, but I picked Thailand because, uh... Because I always had a thing for Asian girls, you know? And when I got here, oh, I was like a kid in a candy store. You got money, no attachments, nothing to do. I started partying. It got wild. I was picking up girls every night. Always different ones, petite ones, chubby ones, older ones, sometimes multiple ladies a night. I-- I was out of control. I became insatiable. And, uh... You know, after about a thousand nights like that, you start to lose it. I started wondering, where am I going with this? W... why do I feel this need to fuck all these women? What is desire? The form of this cute Asian girl, why does it have such a grip on me? 'Cause she's the opposite of me? She gonna complete me in some way? I realized that I could fuck a million women, I'd still never be satisfied. Maybe... Maybe what I really want, is to be one of these Asian girls.
Rick Hatchett: Really?
Frank: You know?
Rick Hatchett: Uh, not really.
Frank: No, really. Really? So, one night I took home some girl, turned out to be a lady-boy, which I'd done before, but this time, instead of fucking the lady-boy, the lady-boy fucked me. And it was kind of magical. And I got it in my head that what I really wanted was to be one of these Asian girls, getting fucked by me, and to feel that.
Rick Hatchett: Uh-huh.
Frank: So I put out an ad, looking for a white guy, my age, come over and fuck me. Found a guy looked a lot like me. Then I put on some lingerie and perfume, made myself look like one of these girls and I thought I looked pretty hot. Then this guy came over, railed the shit outta me. Then I got addicted to that. Some nights three, four guys would come over, rail the shit outta me. Some I even had to pay. And at the same time I'd hire an Asian girl, who'd just sit there, and watch the whole thing. I'd look in her eyes, while some guy was fucking me, and I'd think, "I am her, and I am fucking me."
Rick Hatchett: Mm-hmm.
Frank: Hey, we all have our Achilles' heel, man, you know. Where does it come from? Why are some of us attracted to the opposite form? Yeah. And some of us the same? sex is a poetic act. It's a metaphor. Metaphor for what? Are we our forms? Am I a middle-aged White guy on the inside, too? Or inside... could I be an Asian girl?
Rick Hatchett: Right. I don't know.
Frank: Guess I was trying to fuck my way to the answer. Then I realized I gotta... I gotta stop with the drug, the girls, the-- You know, trying to be a girl. I got into Buddhism, which is all about, you know, spirit versus form, detaching from self, getting off the never-ending carousel of lust and suffering. Being sober isn't so hard... Being celibate, though, that's... I still miss that pussy, man.
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