Last Twilight

Recently out of jail, Mhok (Jimmy), a car mechanic, struggles to find a job. Also, he needs money to pay for his beloved car. Rather accidentally, he ends up in a job interview for being a caretaker for a young, blind man. Day (Sea) is blind ever since an accident. He is bitter, cynical and arrogant. When he is introduced to Mhok, he sees something in him, mainly because Mhok shows no pity towards him. Day (or rather: his mother) hires him. Neither of them has the slightest idea how much that will change both their lives.

Wait. Just wait a minute. Is that really the same Jimmy that was so horrible in "Vice Versa"? I am shooketh. Shooketh, I tell you! I have no idea what happened in between these series, but his acting is impeccable! Gone is the wooden acting, gone are the bad kisses and he is even good in crying scenes! Either this man took acting lessons, it is Sea's influence or he finally met the right director who gets out the best of him. It's probably the latter, because Aof Noppharnach also directed two of the best Thai BLs of all time: Bad Buddy and A Tale of Thousand Stars.

I was really positively surprised and entertained by Last Twilight. The pace is good, I never had to fast forward and Sea and Jimmy have wonderful chemistry. You really can see that they like each other in private, so their chemistry projects onto the silver screen.

Last Twilight is a beautiful summer romance with an equally as beautiful soundtrack. I laughed, I cried, I rooted for. I have absolutely nothing to criticize. It has become one of my all time favorite series and is definitely one of the best BLs I have seen so far.

I feel like gmmtv can be rather hit or miss when it comes to their series, but every now and then they'll release a beautiful show (i.e. Not me or the eclipse) that truly just knocks it out of the park. I can safely say that last twilight is one of those. Even with just 3 episodes released, every single moment has been absolutely gorgeously done, I feel as though i am able to connect to almost every single character in their own individualistic way and honestly, I can already tell that this series will become one of my best rated. Absolutely the most praise to the actors and actresses themselves too, they're so fantastic and have truly brought the characters to life.

I've watched tons of BL series from the OGs to the most recent ones and I have to say that Last Twilight is indeed a masterpiece. The plot, acting, directing, screenplay, cinematography, and musical scoring are outstanding! Each episode brings viewers to varying feelings and experiences, and will make them earnestly anticipate for what's happening next. It's not perfect and will never be, but that unique experience of relating to the characters, going through the roller coaster of emotions, and relishing the exceptional visuals is truly worth it. It was beautifully executed and delightfully depicted people's wins, struggles, and different facets of interpersonal relationships. Kudos to the whole LT team and I certainly hope they win awards which they rightfully deserve.

These words may not come true to many people, in my opinion. I think the director deliberately wanted to override obligatory sad endings as observed in queer stories. As per the title, I expected 'Mhok' to donate his cornea to 'Day' as he continues to live with their memoirs. After a decade Sea could find Jim at a Centre for Assistance of Cephalic Impairments. Imagine 'Day' revealing in one of his post retirement interviews, "i owe my second life to someone....". Imagine 'Mhok' saying, "his mother asked me what could i offer him, here's my answer". In my opinion, the series could conclude ambiguously when blind 'Mhok' narrates his tale to 'Phojai's little son while playing on a swing and 'Day' watches from behind, gathering himself. Let 'Mhok's character grab the award for evoking emotions in the audience for his unconditional sacrifice. Mai dai o wa?

'Titanic' by James Cameron was impressive coz 'Jack' sacrificed so 'Rose' can live on. Frankly, the last three episodes diluted my Irish coffee. Yet Ep 9 caught me off guard, wrenching my heart. Actually rooftop kiss in ep 6 was expected to steal the show but..... As acknowledged by Force, these two are extremely sweet together, pacing through their rapport unhurried. Plot might have deviated from my expectation yet every encounter of the leads put a smile on my lips. In one of the reaction videos P'Jo said that 'Mhok' is a character that you don't notice from the beginning but eventually come to endear towards the end. I concur with his words. Sea, finger hearts for you. Watching L@N*EGE Let It Glow, i was wondering if they would be casted together and here we are. Namtan-Mark was difficult to assimilate. Probably William's 'Last Twilight' would nominate to awards this season.

I'm four episodes into this series at the time of this review, and I'm really enjoying it. I'm also very much looking forward to the next episode.

This show just makes me smile. Sometimes I catch myself smiling with the characters, and at other times I'm smiling because of them. And I really like to smile. Which has given me a lot of appreciation for Last Twilight. It's just been really enjoyable so far, and well executed.

I'm hoping the story unfolds well because it's already set up to be something special. The romantic tension is top notch and keeps me craving more while also feeding me morsels aplenty. I'm using all my wishes that this story keeps giving me the delightful, happy feelings it's given me so far.

Edit: I enjoyed Last Twilight all the way through. Definitely worth the watch. I'm going to miss looking forward to a new episode each week. I'm sure I'll find myself rewatching this series time and again.