Fast & Feel Love

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.

Weak plot and random insertions here and there that distracted the flow of the protagonist's goal ( stack sport champion). One of the cringed insertions was the imitation of the Parasite Oscar movie. I supposed it was intended to be a joke, but the length of the screen time and the degree of similarity became too embarrassingly obvious and felt disrespectful. It might get a pass as a comedy but this scene was cheap. I think the trailer and the beginning of the movie were also misleading. At the beginning it focused on Gao's stack sport development, then abandoned this theme and focused on the drama around Jay's life. This was ok until it became imbalanced. The rest of the story strayed aside from the main plot+characters (Gao&Jay). The sudden show of Gao-his mother relationship felt irrelevant. I gave the credit to Jay (played by Yaya) who did an impressive job at acting. It's a shame though that Jay's character wasn't developed to play more intellectual+helpful role to the Stack Sport than to be just a housewife. I'd love to see Jay's involvement with the game's analysis or competitor analysis (considered that she was a smart girl in the movie). Unfortunately, I couldn't continue till the end of the movie. But by far it was disappointing.

Kind of ridiculous. Not really my cup of tea at all. The only good think about this movie is that sensation Milli made a brief cameo. There Nothing else.

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.

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.

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.

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.