Love You to Debt

"Love You To Debt" At first, I thought it was a teenage romcom with forced laughs. Not at all. It's a drama about Thai society viewed through an improbable love between a debtor & debt collector. The movie is a remake of Korean "Man In Love". There are many beautiful scenes, some with influences of Hong Kong movies. Wong Kar-Wai provides inspiration for several scenes.

The movie is more profound than anticipated, giving you good food for thought, entertainment, philosophical perspective on life partnership, or even as a cautionary tale on what not to do in life. In the end, it worms its way to my heart. After watching, it'd be best to be neither a debtor or a lender. And if you are in love, hope the two will make each others' lives better.

(Translated from a review in Thai by movie critic Phitsanulok Review.)

A romantic drama that is so fierce, so real, and so weighty, pushing up the bar of Thai movies by a notch. It's a GMMTV creation that takes a daring step to break from the mold.

Bright Vachirawitproved himself as a lead actor with onscreen bad boy image. Yaya Urassaya is undoubtedly a leading actress.

I like Bright's performance from the 1stscene. I believe he was truly "Ai Bo," who is romantic, cute, annoying, playful and alsodark, savage, raw. His performance "hits the mark." Next year, I believe "Bright Vachirawit" must appear on the roster of Suphannahong(National Film Awards) Best Actor contenders for sure.

• (Eng translation of review by @EarthCDVD on X)

"Love You to Debt" expertly adapts "Man in Love," with Bright and Yaya's magnetic chemistry stealing the spotlight. Directorial finesse shines through in seamless transitions between poignant drama and heartfelt moments of levity. The film delves into love, sacrifice, and redemption, resonating with universal truths. Stellar performances, a captivating soundtrack, and breathtaking visuals elevate it to cinematic excellence. As the credits roll, a profound sense of catharsis envelops viewers, leaving an indelible mark on their hearts. "Love You to Debt" promises to captivate audiences worldwide with its raw emotion and timeless storytelling.

Kudos to the directer Wasuthep to deliver this good for 1st movie after a few hit series such as Gifted, Good old days etc.

This year Thai movie comin' back to top chart in Thailand.

. Bright and Yaya chip their all in for the role. Watch out Mama Benz for really steal the scene. Salute for using Pattaya in another vibe to be location. People lives day by day out there with the best and mess scenery. Watching local movie when you visit Thailand and experience the luxury vibe of their Cinemas is also recommend. Eng sub available. Bright & Yaya interfans wait a bit they may come near you after.

This is the GMMTV's best remake!

Not only about love story, this movie can highlight social issue, how difficult it is for people from lower classes to improve their level.

The cinematography, acting, script, song, everything perfect.

I'M BAWLING SO HARD LISTENING BO'S SINGING FOR IMM. He's raw, precious, and genuine. I'm going to gmmtv's youtube to listen Bo's singing again. Bright is really versatile actor, he makes you forget his last character (Thyme from F4). So different from Thyme, he has no power here, I'm sad.

I want to see BoImm again. I want longer version. Maybe 10 episode will be enough.

Bright Yaya should win best couple of the year, they really played their character so well.