Fast & Feel Love

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.