Why is it love, not just love. Because the film always revolves around one sentence---the one who dies can't let go is always their love. Well, I have amplified this sentence here-what people are most reluctant to do is always their love.
I will talk about my thoughts on this film from my beloved one.
Nata's love for Thun. Thun is Nata's favorite, not one of them. Because of Thun, Nata has a smile, and Nata can find her most natural life from him and reap her own joy. Nata really loves Thun, the more she loves a person, the more she cares about everything about that person. They are underground romances, and Nata doesn't care. He is the only one in Nata's life. He can give up everything for him. Who knows what all this love has been exchanged for, Thun looked at her being molested in the elevator. When Nata was raped by Thun’s friend, Thun couldn’t let go of the feelings of her friend and pressed the shutter. This is for Nata. What a hurt. Nata was already in despair and collapsed, so she returned home in despair and started taking a lot of medicine. After trying to find her death, she ended her life by jumping off the building. Although her life was over, she left her attachment, because she was reluctant to bear it. Beloved.
Jane also really loves Thun. Thun’s classmates joked during the class and asked Jane why she likes someone like Thun. Jane is true to him. A girl in the fourth year of college can fall in love with someone for a simple reason. Jae-Jen discovered the existence of Nata, she never abandoned Thun, listened to Thun's words, let Thun lean on her lap, and Thun went to find Nata’s home, to fight against Nata’s ghost, all of this It's her love for Thun. Lovers do not need to be completely transparent, but some things, buried in opacity, will ruin everything. I thought that Jane would leave, but after Thun fell seriously injured, Jane still came back to see him. Jane was full of tears in front of the glass. It can be said that Jane felt that he was pitiful and sympathized with him, but such tears contained love. Meaning, Jane couldn't bear him. By the way, Jane is really a kind person.
Thun, as the actor, is also the origin of all events. Talking about his love here, I think he is not a reserved person. He expresses his love to Jane and makes Jane feel his presence all the time. The time he and Nata are together, Nata loves him so much, I have to say that this is his charm. But he ruined everything like this. He knew that Nata was not his food, and he was unwilling to put his feelings on the stage. In front of his friends, although he could not let go of Nata, he still chose Friend>Nata. He said that he thought he would fall in love with Nata gradually, which showed that he didn't love Nata at all, maybe just out of pity, maybe there was a kind of guilt for him. This only makes Nata fall deeper and love more deeply, and Nata feels that he is the world, until he makes Nata sad and leads to leave him. However, he loves Jane, and he concealed it out of love for Jane. He was afraid of losing Jane when Jane found out that Thun helped a friend to take pictures of Nata being raped. Jane was disappointed in him and Jane was about to leave. Thun kept keeping her. After unable to keep her, Thun yelled, "You (Nata) come out! She's gone!" It shows that Thun has put Jane in the first place. One, such reluctance is also because Jane is his love.
Having said this, I have to mention one person. Nata's mother---though she only appeared for a while. Nata's mother can also bear these words---what people are most reluctant to bear is always their love. The protagonist went to Nata to ask about the situation. Nata’s mother actually said that Nata was sleeping, and her mother’s expression was full of doting, but what the protagonist found was a corpse. Nata has been dead for a long time. Her mother loves her and doesn't want her to be cremated. When she is just sleeping, she still cooks Nata's favorite dish every day. She loves Nata, so she doesn't want to give up.
The highlight of this movie is not just love. Many scenes can be called classics. Nata's repeated appearances, the internal connection of friends jumping off the building, the front plot's foreshadowing of Nata on Thun's neck at the end, and the clues that Jen found Nata's ghost looking for photos, these are very classic scenes, including the soundtrack. So I gave 5 stars.
Thinking of writing a movie review of a domestic horror film with crazy hype, it suddenly felt like a world of difference. It can be said that the rise of Thai fear does not rely on overnight hype. Some producers should rest assured that they can make their best films before the hype, not just box office and infamy.
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