Truth Dares

Taw's strange behaviour and his inexplicable motivations are just a few of the examples. There are loads of other details which simply do not add up.

1. I tend to think myself as well that the hoodie guy is Vit. He always comes and disappears from and into the neighbourhood. But who did mess up the furnitures? The ghosts never seem to touch anything material, except Khun and the whole thing happened when Taw was sexually assaulted by the creepy doc and Vit was there with him.

2. Why did not Khun say a word about seeing Taw and Vit making out on the terrace? Even if they made up immediately, he should have brought that up later, but he didn't up until they left the hospital. Khun tells Thanwa that he and Vit talked it through and he believes Vit only likes Taw as a brother while he clearly saw what he saw.

3. How come Taw thinks that Khun and Quatar are shagging behind his back from one random photo about two of them in Quatar's cafe, while Taw knows that those two are still in contact and Khun made no secret of visiting him there?

3. Why did Taw give Thanwa's phone back when he clearly knew he and Vit had been filmed by him in the car?

4. Why did Quatar tell Khun when he was reading cards that Thanwa had gone too far and he should mind his own business? Why did not he tell Khun he saw Thanwa's ghost there? Why did not he tell Khun he sees the ghosts himself as well in the first place?

5. How come no one knows where Thanwa has gone when Khun was there on the scene where Thanwa wa assassinated?

These might be just script deficiencies but there are far too many of them and they are far too ambiguously handled as not to be not having any point.

We still don't know what the reason was why Khun's brother got so furious about him. It might have something to do with Dangjai, but we saw Taw was there with Khun in the hospital when Khun's brother nearly run over both of them. Plus one of Khun's nightmares included him being stabbed by Taw.

There is one thing I am quite positive about that nothing is what it seems or not exactly the way we see.

Side note: I find it utterly ridiculous, if not surprising, that the raging kiddos down there in the comment section just spew the venom and this possibility does not even cross their minds.

I have been parroting it for a while that the proceedings are so deliriously unreal that the whole story seems like a par excellence bipolar fantasy. Taw was a self-sacrificing boyfriend who always treated Khun with love and care. He developed a crush on his neighbour under the pressure of coping with the very difficult life with Khun, but he felt very guilty about it. He could not hurt a butterfly.

And now all of a sudden he is not only keenly double-crosses his bf with the neighbour, and he does so with apparent and sinister pleasure, but he also tries to bump Khun off for exactly wat reason? Khun is not rich, on the contrary, practically Taw is the bread earner for both Khun and Dangjai. What does he gain from his death? Even if Kao had a hidden fortune somewhere they are not married. And now are Taw and Vit liquidating Taw's best friends in a row, just because they seem to know about Taw's infidelity? The whole thing does not make any sense. My hunch is that at least parts of the goings on might be in Khun's head or has something to do with his medication.

We still don’t know what is real from what we see. Thanwa’s death is very confusing. What happened to Koon after he witnessed Thanwa’s assassinaton? How come nobody seems to know what happened to him while Koon was on the scene? Like I said keep your mind open and bear in mind that nothing we see on the surface may be the same what happens in reality. That’s what this show is about from the beggining.

And don’t forget: Tao was a self- sacrificing boyfriend who stood by Koon in thick and thin. He suffered a lot be he stayed. We saw him being remorseful when he first went to their neighbour to hook up with him after his fight with Koon. His current behaviour is inexplicable. There must be a strong reason for this. Something might have happened to him we still don’t know about.

As a matter of fact, Quatar behaved quite suspiciously as well, especially when he said Koon’s friend should mind his own business. Maybe the villains in this story are not those who seem to be the ones on the surface.

I see the the one-dimensional nooo-cheeeaaattrttiiing loonies are here again in full force.

Has anyone ever considered that Tao might know something about Vit and he plays double agent? Seriously, he is the bread-earner in this relationship. What does he gain from eliminating Koon? You should have learnt that nothing is exactly what it seems in this show. Tao might well be possessed or something like that. He also treats his friends in a completely different way he used to do. There must be something about this. We may be up to some shocking surprises.

From today’s episode I am not so sure. I hope I’m wrong, though. If anyone could spoil it, that’s more than welcome.

Is Kim going to die?

If you think interfans matter that much to Thailand production companies you are mistaken.

Considering you get English subs and that is far from certain if a series is geoblocked to Thailand alone.

Bloody hell. This show has been found by the "nooooochhheeeeeaaaaattttiiiiinnnngggggg" immature schoolgirls too. Good grief.
Poch, Tim and Roxy are just three high school kids, ffs, one of whom is uncertain about his sexual orientation. I got accustomed for infidelity being treated as one of the 7 deadly sin by the puritanical and stupid masses here, but considering one random and awkward kiss between two confused and troubled kids is too much even by the standards of this sandbox. Go and smell the coffee diddums, real life might have some shocks for you once you leave your nursery bedrooms.

An exemplary, hauntingly beautiful, excellently acted, sensitively directed meditation of love, life, soulmates, the passing time, human connections, the purpose and goal of life with a lot to say and a lot of important messages to pass on. It was bound to be too adult, too complex, too unusual, too intelligent, too slow and too moody for the rudimentary BL fans from the very beginning, and as usual, it proved to be one. Luckily there are a few who could still appreciate such a little diamond. Particular kudos to Tor, Mix, Toey, Teng and Sine for their stellar performances.

P'Norma is a bit too obviously modelled on Norma Desmond.

We did not get to know much about their background, but we got to know how they feel about each other and how they plan to go on with their lives with or without the other person, always considering how the other one is possibly happier, and how they tried to find out how the other one feels. That is a sort of character study too, even if it is not a conventional one.

Finally, someone.

Why the hell cannot peeps here understand that there are excessive, broad and vociferous as well as rigid, grumpy and expressionless people who should be played accordingly, and why cannot they differentiate between annoying characters and bad acting?

Once again something refreshingly different, innovative, sometimes even thought-provoking with rather unique and stylish cinematography and quite solid performances.

And once again, whiney BL fans who cannot digest when they do not get their tropes and when they are confronted with something different and unusual.

It is obvious that the whole story will be a character development for Sunshine from his immature, selfish and irritating self, it is clearly the whole point, but yes, just keep moaning, moaning and moaning that he is still immature, selfish and irritating after 2 episodes out o 12 .

Oh, dear...

That is what one calls character-driven movie, more about emotions and self-discovery as well as the discovery of the other person. Not all movies should be about abundant plot.

Well here comes the textbook SJW replica where arguments are missing. I happen to be a gay bloke who enjoyed this movie a lot as a pure BL, so you can spare this faux virtue signalling. Furthermore, LGBT community did not ask you to be their mouthpiece. Speak for yourself.

As it was also explained in the comment section, if you bothered to read, this a specifically Japanese type of BL, a traditional shounen-ai, firmly based on a manga original. Calling it "queerbaiting" only reveals how clueless you are about this genre or the subtle Asian , in particular Japanese interpretations where it is very common, actually a deliberate artistic choice - whether the romance is straight or gay-themed - is not to spoonfeed the audience , not to put everything on a displayer, and leave much up to them - at least those with willingness and a modicum of imagination and analytical skills.

Btw what an absurd idea is to think GagaOOLala was hunting the production company down, because they were so hellbent on subbing My Ride.

I remember there was a dispute about international streaming rights of My Ride when it was airing in Thailand.