Leeith's ear piece keeps moving all over the place even in the same scene as the camera moves to whoever he's talking too. Once u see it u can't unsee :D
This is a rather bad remake. I can overlook the age difference between the leads, but having a 22 yr old play…
The original wasn't without its issues. They could have done a remake and tighten up the scenes and dialogue to reflect 2026 values vs 2016. I really miss how the old version made the cast feel like real school aged students. Too many times these BLs have teen characters using dialogue and reacting to situations like adults. It shows here at times, but doesn't have the same magic. They established how Fuse loved cake in the opening scene of 2016. That was not present here, When Tee walks in on Fuse and Jane it would have been more impactful if we knew the Fuse loved cake from the beginning and why Tee saw it as important to bake him one. Yes, it is hinted at, but the 2016 did it better. The soundtrack is super lacking. When I think of Make It Right the iconic theme song from Gun springs to mind instantly. 2026 has an OK theme song, but, again, lacking. I was expecting more like how Love Sick 2024 delivered.
Coming of age done right! It was nice to get the 2nd couple so unexpectedly in ep.4 instead of at the beginning to compete with the main. Has to be one of the greatest confessions in BL history!
The original was far from perfect, but this version hasn't really improved. The original cast felt more like high school aged boys. There is a glimpse of this at times, but the magic is not there. How could the remake team not realise that the opening of Fuse liking cake was a focal point of the series? In the original Fuse is given a cake for his birthday because this establishes he loves cake from the get-go. Where is the soundtrack? 2016 had some epic music. Why wasn't this recaptured? In 2016 MIR was edgy, in 2026 it feels like a numb retelling.
As of Ep. 2, Forth has proven himself to be an incredibly capable actor. From his expressions to his line delivery, to handling the most sensitive scene, he has completely outdone himself compared to any of his previous work. I hope GMMTV can continue to explore these themes and Ticket to Heaven doesn't descend to another fluffy BL.
Daotok. You were the quiet, weird one that never socialized. At one point I thought you, yourself, was a ghost in the Drawing Room. Arthit. I thought you were just there for comedy relief and won't really get your own story. Sorry Dao and Thit. They saved the best for last. Thit was an incredible complex character. Way more interesting that any of the other guys. There, I said it. He had layers, seemingly strong but soft inside. His relationship with his Dad started out looking like it was toxic, only to be one of the sweetest father son relationships in all of BL. Ngern you slayed the role. You are Arthit. I think this is the best I've seen you. Dao was amazing. Reserved and seemingly cold, he also had layers. Taking a frightening ability like communicating with ghosts and turning it into a skill - wow, just wow. Couldn't be a better break-out star role for Oat. This is definitely the best story in the anthology. I'm somewhat on the fence for them dropping out of Med School this late in their education. While I understand showing that it's OK to quit, i'm sort of thinking they should have been portrayed as, at least, complete the course of study.
I know there needed to be trauma for the whole split personality thing to work, but personally I feel like it…
It's still GMMTV. The target market really wants the BL side of these dramas more than back story. Quick resolutions are the order of the day. I'm all for the trauma and development which is usually not deep with their productions. I must say this is a good effort for GMMTV to show some sort of trauma, even if the recovery was so fast.
If any Thai actor could pull of the psychologically damaged protagonist it's Peat. His Sky from Love in the Air was done in such a layered way. It was amazing to see his transformation from the humble underdog to the top boss. Well played, Peat!
This is the best in the series. At least as at ep. 4. Some of the finest acting I've ever seen from Ngern. Arthit may be foul mouthed and brash, but he's an amazing character. Perfectly paired against Dao's stoicism. I love how they kept Dao's character hidden until now. Well done Wabi Sabi!
Firstly, I must say Satang shined in his role here. Usually he's not this animated, but the part of Leo was made for him. I loved how Tiger's dad was totally non-toxic considering he's a money lender. He was a very thoughtful and supportive male figure to his son. The relationship with his wife was also super positive. The grandparents, while having some conflict with Meow earlier, did become very supportive of Lynx and let bygones be bygones. No source of unnecessary conflict for drama’s sake. When I watched the first episode I never expected it to be this good. Prime example of how to do a fluffy, slice of life, coming of age BL with some tension but not overly wrought with drama. Granny Juu I feel for you. Wanting to see Meow then passing away. That hit harder than it should. Again, well done GMMTV. I'd place this just slightly below What Did You Eat Yesterday for this sort of daily life BL.
Peat impressed me as Sky in Love in the Air. He played this complex character with a lot of poise, grace while still bringing across vulnerability quite clearly. As Kelvin he is clearly shining. The innocence at times, the raw emotions when conversing with Veir and the commanding attitude as the President are all played amazingly. I always love a baddie who can ham it up nicely. Namtan as Giwi in The Player and Apollo in Rainbow Prince (probably the only good thing in that series) come to mind. Peat is among the best relatable baddies in this role. Good going! As for the plot, it sometimes makes no sense, but I'm all for a bat s^it crazy story thats strung up well. The semiplot where Lalit looks like he's becomming a bad guy is very engrossing.
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I really miss how the old version made the cast feel like real school aged students. Too many times these BLs have teen characters using dialogue and reacting to situations like adults. It shows here at times, but doesn't have the same magic.
They established how Fuse loved cake in the opening scene of 2016. That was not present here, When Tee walks in on Fuse and Jane it would have been more impactful if we knew the Fuse loved cake from the beginning and why Tee saw it as important to bake him one. Yes, it is hinted at, but the 2016 did it better.
The soundtrack is super lacking. When I think of Make It Right the iconic theme song from Gun springs to mind instantly. 2026 has an OK theme song, but, again, lacking.
I was expecting more like how Love Sick 2024 delivered.
It was nice to get the 2nd couple so unexpectedly in ep.4 instead of at the beginning to compete with the main.
Has to be one of the greatest confessions in BL history!
The original cast felt more like high school aged boys. There is a glimpse of this at times, but the magic is not there.
How could the remake team not realise that the opening of Fuse liking cake was a focal point of the series? In the original Fuse is given a cake for his birthday because this establishes he loves cake from the get-go.
Where is the soundtrack? 2016 had some epic music. Why wasn't this recaptured?
In 2016 MIR was edgy, in 2026 it feels like a numb retelling.
Well done ThaiPBS.
Has to be the best acting from Fourth. He deserves some sort of award for this one!
I hope GMMTV can continue to explore these themes and Ticket to Heaven doesn't descend to another fluffy BL.
Arthit. I thought you were just there for comedy relief and won't really get your own story.
Sorry Dao and Thit.
They saved the best for last.
Thit was an incredible complex character. Way more interesting that any of the other guys. There, I said it. He had layers, seemingly strong but soft inside. His relationship with his Dad started out looking like it was toxic, only to be one of the sweetest father son relationships in all of BL. Ngern you slayed the role. You are Arthit. I think this is the best I've seen you.
Dao was amazing. Reserved and seemingly cold, he also had layers. Taking a frightening ability like communicating with ghosts and turning it into a skill - wow, just wow. Couldn't be a better break-out star role for Oat.
This is definitely the best story in the anthology.
I'm somewhat on the fence for them dropping out of Med School this late in their education. While I understand showing that it's OK to quit, i'm sort of thinking they should have been portrayed as, at least, complete the course of study.
It was amazing to see his transformation from the humble underdog to the top boss. Well played, Peat!
Some of the finest acting I've ever seen from Ngern.
Arthit may be foul mouthed and brash, but he's an amazing character. Perfectly paired against Dao's stoicism.
I love how they kept Dao's character hidden until now. Well done Wabi Sabi!
I loved how Tiger's dad was totally non-toxic considering he's a money lender. He was a very thoughtful and supportive male figure to his son. The relationship with his wife was also super positive.
The grandparents, while having some conflict with Meow earlier, did become very supportive of Lynx and let bygones be bygones. No source of unnecessary conflict for drama’s sake.
When I watched the first episode I never expected it to be this good. Prime example of how to do a fluffy, slice of life, coming of age BL with some tension but not overly wrought with drama.
Granny Juu I feel for you. Wanting to see Meow then passing away. That hit harder than it should. Again, well done GMMTV.
I'd place this just slightly below What Did You Eat Yesterday for this sort of daily life BL.
As Kelvin he is clearly shining. The innocence at times, the raw emotions when conversing with Veir and the commanding attitude as the President are all played amazingly.
I always love a baddie who can ham it up nicely. Namtan as Giwi in The Player and Apollo in Rainbow Prince (probably the only good thing in that series) come to mind. Peat is among the best relatable baddies in this role. Good going!
As for the plot, it sometimes makes no sense, but I'm all for a bat s^it crazy story thats strung up well. The semiplot where Lalit looks like he's becomming a bad guy is very engrossing.