Ai Fai.. Thank You Love You

I usually watch the movie carefully, like observe how the actors/actresses act, story line, execution, cringe or awkward scene, but in this movie, I can't. This movie was really fun and enjoyable.

Both actors and actresses act very well, the story line is simple but really good. The vibes that brought by this film is well received. The comedy? Really I laugh and some part, and understand how cringe is it when you don't like person but he/she acts too romantic to us (boat scene).

Romance? It well sent by this film, about how the romance life of both main characters also romance life of secondary characters. It's really can called as romance movie.

Emotional? It's in so-so level. Not too emotional, but relate-able with daily life. It's a light story that no one need to think too heavy.

This film is good enough to get 9/10 from me:

• Story is well done
• Actors & Actresses 'act is well done
• Execution is well done
• Romance is well done
• Comedy is good
• Emotional is ok

This was really fun to watch back in the year when I was still having fun and enjoying life where everything was nice and exciting.

The moments were great and I will tell you that I had a hoot of a time watching this film.

I watch the Indonesian adaptation (Love You... Love You Not) before I got into this one. First of all, I would share my experience watching my first Thailand's romantic comedy movie, A Little Thing Called Love which is super funny. So, I can't help my self comparing this movie to the previous one I've watched. Of course I bet this movie would be much funnier than the adaptation. Somehow I think Thailand has a good skill in making a good horror and comedy movie. I will scare to death or laugh till my stomach hurts.

Well, I think I put my expectation way too high. And I'm sorry to say that I love the adaptation more than this one. Not because I'm from Indonesia my self. I think the female lead cast from Indonesia are prettier and can act better than the one from Thailand's and so with the male cast. The same goes with the Japanese woman role. The adaptation made a good decision to describe her as a hot woman, who always wears sexy outfit, which suits her craving for a great sex. While here, the Japanese woman didn't look sexy at all. She's more of a tomboy girl with a pretty face. However, I like the story of female lead cast's other crush, which I think is much more reasonable. Also the story of his family. One big difference with the adaptation, I didn't shed a tear at all.

The jokes are predominantly tired, unimaginative and poorly delivered.

I saw this movie because of the high rating. Consequently I was quite disappointed. The comedy aspect of it failed I feel. The punchlines were sometimes predictable, acting was not terrible but it was not the best for delivering good comedy either, the timing was sometimes a little bit off which helped diminished the effect of the punch lines. Tutor Pleng tended to over act a little to over compensate the jokes. I feel that the timing of the punch lines should have been quicker so the audience can appreciate the jokes while they were in the moment rather than being made to wait for them. In summary I think the comedy aspect of the movie was a little green but the story line had some potential.