Uranus 2324

The first Thai sci-fi space movie FreenBecky first couple movie. The action scenes are great. Freen and Becky are very talented.

The production is good, the concept also really good. As for the performance of Freen and Becky, I have to admit that the chemistry is very good. Both of them are super talented.

I really liked that the movie presented Lin and Kath's love as being like normal human love. The two families didn't ask a single question and treated the two of them normally. This is the point that really touched my heart with Uranus2324.

You definitely won't be disappointed if you go watch.

Lin played so many characters and in each of them I saw a different person, this actress gave everything but I would have liked her characters to be developed more, about the story it is a little confusing but moving.

But love movies in Thailand are so unoriginal so I feel that it is fresh air for cinema, I hope more directors are encouraged to innovate.

The story of Khat's father was very good, I would have liked to see more of that and the chemistry of both girls is very good, I heard that they are girlfriends so it is understandable.

The landscapes in Thailand are so beautiful, now I want to travel there.

After watching this movie for the second time, I finally realize how amazing it is. The concept is similar to Interstellar and the Marvel multiverse, and it also reminds me of Dark Matter (the Apple TV+ series). I'm such a sucker for these kinds of movies and series. It's always interesting to discuss branched timelines, alternate realities, or alternate dimensions after watching them, haha. But you need to pay close attention to details to avoid confusion. Look at their hairstyles and outfits to differentiate between each dimension. Congrats to Becky, Freen, and Velcurve! I can't wait to watch it again and again once it's available on Netflix!!!!!!!

As a self-proclaimed FREENBECKY enthusiast, I came into URANUS2324 with high expectations, and I'm delighted to report that they were not only met but exceeded. Despite a few editing hiccups, the duo's natural chemistry and mastery of their craft shone through, delivering a performance that tugged at the heartstrings more than I anticipated.

Initially, the multiverse concept left me slightly bewildered, admittedly due to my limited exposure to sci-fi of this nature, yet I appreciate the ambitious leap this Thai production has taken on both local and international fronts. In fact, I've revisited the film five times already, with plans for another five today. Each viewing reveals new layers and nuances, enriching my understanding of the intricate plot twists and the profound implications of its conclusion.

However, one unresolved aspect lingers: the relationship between Torfan(Prim) and Becky (Kath) across universes. While the narrative left room for interpretation, I feel it could have been more tightly integrated to enhance the storyline's coherence.

Nevertheless, my admiration for FREENBECKY's portrayal remains steadfast. Their performances as Lin and Kath resonated deeply, leaving an indelible mark on the film's emotional landscape. To say I'm proud of their achievement feels like an understatement.

URANUS2324 is not just a movie; it's an immersive journey through time and space, driven by exceptional performances and a narrative that challenges and rewards with each viewing.

First of all, I must commend the filmmakers for their effort in pushing the boundaries of the Thai movie industry. It's evident that a lot of hard work went into creating this film.

That said, there is still much room for improvement. The film felt like a drama wrapped in sci-fi clothing. The opening gave a theme of a sci-fi story, but then it went on a long shift to focus heavily on romance and drama, leaving the initial interest in the sci-fi elements unsatisfied.

In the first half, The narrative is frequently disrupted by prolonged flashbacks and time jumps, making it difficult to follow the core storyline.

The film is also way too long, with many repetitive scenes that has the same premises. On the top of my mind, Kath diving, many many times, which lose their significance and disrupt the narrative flow.

Additionally, like many Thai shows and movies, this film suffers from the "Make Up Even When Waking Up" syndrome. In stressful situations, close-up shots fail to convey emotion, instead showing smooth, beautiful faces devoid of the natural wrinkles or sweat one would expect under stress. Even after fighting, the hair is still smooth, flowing, and flawless.