Reo hoad... muean kod ter

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.

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.

An original storyline, with a really great sense of humor, and also a few moments that almost made me cry. A story about people achieving their dreams, and wasting their time doing it, and all for the best!

I wish more movies made nowadays were this good. A living proof of why western cinema is almost dead.

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.

Quirky and silly kind of story that is not much of a love story or a comedy. Those two are never shown to be romantic and I never took them seriously. Plus in reality the woman would've left long ago and the guy would never change anyway. The ending was a little odd, but very much in the vein of his other feature films. Putting a positive spin on it is something, I don't know if I'm missing something here culturally.

Much too long to be effective, I found myself checking the progress bar very often.

Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit is very hit and miss for me. I really like certain elements of his movies or shorts but rarely the whole thing.