Buahaha. Show brought on the CUTE today in episode 5. I might have busted a gut laughing, which is a nice reprieve from the crazy that was yesterday’s. Most importantly, we get moments between uncle and nephew, and the glue that ties them together: Tarntawan. My fondness for her is growing, especially when she gets cheeky. Cheeky heroine? Yes please.
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Chippy Sirin, Rang Tawan
You’re all probably wondering what the hell went on in that late night, terrorizing moment on the beach. This episode goes dark and dirty, and just when we think our beast might be softening up a bit. I like this push and pull, watching the beast trying to understand the extent of his own aggression and why it is that people get pushed further and further away from him. It’s natural to regress a few steps. Taming of the beast isn’t the easiest task to take on, especially when SHE didn’t even sign up for it. I’m not even sure if our hero understands the deepest and darkest cavernous side of his own self.
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Chippy Sirin, Rang Tawan
This show has me flip flopping like no other. I am one moment – I love you – than another moment – I dislike you. This third episode has me in the ‘I must be crazy to love you’ camp. The tone is still very dark, I think Aum’s character will forever be a dark character, but we are seeing how shadows have casted themselves on him and how he struggles with other people’s perception of him. He’s likened to a beast – very Beauty and the Beast esque – if you will. Even closest people to him, his guards and lawyer, aren’t allowed in Suriyen’s heart – one that is locked up in a deep cave somewhere. Those guards are loyal to a fault,…
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Chippy Sirin, Rang Tawan
This show is fifty shades of crazy. It’s like Jam Loey Ruk all over again, only we have an innocent child in the mix and an unlikable heroine. I can handle crazy so long as there are characters I care about, but unfortunately I’ve cringed my way through the entire airtime. There is only so much I can support and understand a hero and his batshit crazy shenanigans, when I don’t have anything to root for. It’s exhausting.
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Chippy Sirin, Rang Tawan
Wednesday-Thursday just got very interesting. From the minute the first episode of Rang Tawan aired to the very last second, Aum Atichart owns his character Khun Suriyen aka Nai Pu. His acting is always captivating, but when given a character as dark and mysterious as Khun Suriyen, Aum is the perfect choice to take this character to the next level. When he’s on screen, everyone else pales. Seriously, I can’t stop staring. Not only does he look SO good and SO handsome, he sucks me into his character, I no longer see Aum on screen, but Khun Suriyen. How could a fan ask for more? Gah.
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Chippy Sirin, Rang Tawan
Does Aum Atichart do best in revengey lakorns? I think so. If you remember Jam Loey Rak, Aum plays the angry Harit who mistakenly kidnaps Soraya so he could punish her for what he felt was her part in killing his beloved brother. That lakorn was incredibly popular because Show managed to justify Harit’s actions and turn him into a loveable pr’ek despite his tough façade, especially when he found out he kidnapped the WRONG girl. Oops.
Tagged: Aom Sushar, Aum Atichart, Chippy Sirin, Peach Pachara, Rang Tawan
An episode of cinematic beauty and poignant score, Fai Nai Wayu continues to surprise me. The directing is really something else. But let’s get into the story. Huge revelations are made, by yours truly that is, and I’m glad that the story doesn’t drag us along wondering who the real Khun Wayu is, because our hero already has quite the mystery to unravel. Not to mention, prove his innocence. There are still layers yet left to peel. So let’s peel away.
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Fai Nai Wayu, Matt Peeranee
Happy new year- happy new recapping project! Coming to us every Wednesday and Thursday is Fai Nai Wayu, starring Aum Atichart and Matt Peeranee courtesy of TV Scene Productions, bringing to us a tale about a mysterious man who finds himself staying at a quiet resort to sort out his beguiling problems, where he meets the resort owner’s niece, who is more curious about him and ready to fight his battles- especially when he feels that there’s no hope left for him. Besides, it’s Aum Atichart, how can I resist? Let’s see if I remember how to do this..
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Fai Nai Wayu, Matt Peeranee
Is it really over? Someone pinch me. *Ouch. Ok, eleven episodes it is. Dao Kiaw Duen, The Star Courts the Moon, a lakorn title that is worth chewing over in and of itself, has come to an end. It was a great run, funny and serious at the same time- and with a finale that will make you smile. I hope it was everything you hoped for.
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Dao Kiaw Duen, Janie Tienphosuwan
It’s a romcom that is actually funny, with a mixture of melodrama. This is a Broadcast Thai production after all. Plans backfire and a few truths come out, but at the end of the day, how will Dao confront the reality that she’s still lying to Khun Chai Jan? I’m just waiting for the proverbial shoe to drop, and it ain’t gonna be pretty, especially when we’ve been told that Chai Jan hates liars. Bring on the drama (but thank you for keeping it funny, Show!)
Tagged: Aum Atichart, Dao Kiaw Duen, Janie Tienphosuwan