They wanted an easy check, and so they gave you bi*ches crumbs
It's genuinely insulting that a 112 min clip show was called a "movie" and released in theaters: the BL equivalent of "let them eat cake".I wasn't expecting much from this so-called "movie" but damn, even the new sequences were awfully uninspired. Forgetful, at best. Probably shot in one whole day. There was no intimacy or developing story whatsoever. BrightWin didn't even try. They showed up to murmur a few lines and collect a paycheck. It was a criminal disrespect to the show that built their flourishing careers.
The worst part about this "movie" isn't how it's not much of a movie at all. The real tragedy is that this glorified flashback episode wasn't universally criticized to the extent that the staff and crew issued a public apology. GMMTV should be bullied into never doing something like this ever again.
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Nothing happened?!
We got like 20 minutes of new footage with nothing really happening. We simply get to see where everyone ended once the boys graduate, that's it. It's mostly just a recap of everythign that happened during the two season of the series.This makes it hard for me to rate! I like the acting, but with there being no new story and mostly just old footage, there is no story to judge or rate. Rewatch value - none, you can just watch the series and get the less choppy version of events. It's not a terrible movie, I enjoyed the new scenes, but with there being so little of them, I have almost nothing to judge or rate.
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It's good, but nothing special.
As a foreword, 2gether is my first BL series that I watch and I love. I laughed, cried, crazed over the love story of Sarawat & Tine... Like many of the big fan of the series, I was expecting for something special.. But unfortunately, with all due respect, I have to answer my reaction at the ending of the movie was: "just it?"About 90% of the story is (as expected) repackaged of mostly the first 9 episodes of 2gether the Series, along with some short scenes that weren't used in the original. Some scenes were timelined different than the series, which can raise some eyebrow but either way it doesn't bother. What made it different is the point of view. It was first Tine and then Sarawat that narrates their love story and personal feelings that were never been told on the series. This part gets to focus only between Sarawat and Tine, and how did they become boyfriends of each other (Remember that they become boyfriends at the beginning of episode 10, so almost every episode beyond that are skipped. Moreover, 'Still 2gether' sucks.)
Then the last 10% is the new scene and story that goes beyond the ending of Still 2gether. It's really nice to see almost all the cast come back in one; it was fun that they tell everyone is "still 2gether" even after many, many years; but the vague fate of the relationship between Sarawat and Tine itself that raises a little bitterness inside all the happiness and smile that they can offer. The trailer subtly hints and leads the viewers to think it's going to be a certain milestone on their relationship – it turned out to be just another sweet moment between Sarawat and Tine which is a little bit disappointing (but it's still cute either way).
I must honestly say, if you never watch 2gether, don't use this movie as a shortcut. All the fun and sad, ups and downs between Sarawat, Tine, and their universe definitely needs more context – if you choose to jump right into the movie you'll find..just two boys reminiscing their college love life??? All the visual and sound retouch were pretty hit on, but without better understanding between the roller coaster at the start of their love life is, the movie can bore you out. And it's better to scream when you're on the roller coaster, not when you're watching it.
The movie was pretty much designed as a little gift for 2gether fans, I suppose, but I think the gift were too small. It would be better if they dare enough to call for a big milestone, or maybe GMMTV can just make a movie with completely new scenes and canon. The original series were rated 9/10 for me, the sequel is 6/10, I give the movie 7/10.
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Not sure what the point was.
I loved the series, so of course I loved the movie, even though it was a recap. There is very little new footage, and, frankly, I was a little disappointed there wasn't an engagement. I really thought that was what was going to happen. No real rewatch value as there's nothing new to see except they graduate. Not even a new kiss.But other than revenue, what was the point? I mean, they didn't get engaged, we don't learn anything new about them as a couple except they get a dog and feel they'll be together forever. No real scenes added. We did get to see a moment of TopTap and others and a couple of friends had a baby, but none of that merited calling it a movie, imo.
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Bittersweet ending
If you've watched 2gether: The Series and Still 2gether, then just skip to the last couple minutes of the movie since the rest of it is just a clip compilation recap of everything that happened in S1 and 2.In the last few minutes of the movie where we see them at their graduation, it hit me how far these characters have come especially Tine and Sarawat from who they were in the beginning of 2gether: The Series. Watching them through the montage of them after graduation was so cute and for a split second I thought the baby was theres but its not. Still, I've really grown to like Sarawat and Tine and will miss them. It was so fun watching the shows and I will definitely be rewatching s2 (I've reserved my opinions on S1 in my review). Despite a lot of the flaws the shows have, I've grown attached to the couple and will enjoy rewatching my fave clips. 2gether trilogy may not be the best BL drama out there but I like to think that Tine and Sarawat are one of the best couple
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It's just very bad recap
I didn't expect much from this movie as I've read all your reviews before watching it but it still left me totally disappointed...My main issue with it is that I can't really grasp which audience directors had in mind - for fans like me it should contain more new scenes, not only some crumbs and I defo wouldn't recommend this for a new people as editing was such a mess and everything what I loved in the series wasn't here, it felt totally dry and hectic. It isn't even good as a short "recap" cuz all best scenes, all teasing and magic is gone. Soooo... If you want to watch new scenes just watch the beginning and ending and if you are interested in 2gether just go watch the series and don't waste your time for this.
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2gether is like my first love if i had a heartbreak i will go and watch 2gether.. i'm confused so i will watch 2gether....i can watch 2gether forever i love they chemistry and my key to bl is this series or movie but 2gether is like my healer i can watch this whenever i need and its gives me the chills like watching 1st time
And this is not the best drama but its a good and nostalgic movie..
The chemistry of Sarawatine is best like and the story telling is good they rewinded us all 2 parts in one movie which is kinda intresting plot and when sarawat gives tine guitar picks just skips my heart beat so overall its good
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Just My Personal Opinion — Neither Negative nor Positive, Please Respect It
“2gether: The Movie” is a cinematic adaptation of 2gether: The Series and Still 2gether, condensing the entire story of Tine and Sarawat into about two and a half hours. It includes a few new scenes and bridging moments, but for the most part it retells the same plot already seen in the series.The film follows the couple’s journey: from their fake relationship that starts as a joke to their everyday life as an official couple. The structure feels like a large recap, which comes with both strengths and weaknesses. On the one hand, it makes the story more compact and smoother, cutting out filler and secondary episodes; on the other hand, it sacrifices much of the context and little moments that originally gave the characters more breathing room.
From a technical perspective, the directing and cinematography are consistent with the original production, without much innovation. The added scenes are nice — especially those designed to give a more definite closure — but they aren’t enough to make the film feel like a truly new experience. The soundtrack remains one of its strongest elements, with Kan Goo and other familiar tracks immediately bringing back the atmosphere of the story.
Bright and Win deliver the same performances that viewers already know. If some people felt their chemistry was lacking in the series, the film doesn’t really fix that: the compressed storytelling gives even less time for emotions to develop naturally. They remain charismatic, but overall the result feels more like a “best of” than a new chapter.
Personally, 2gether: The Movie felt more like a product made for fans who wanted to relive the story on a big screen than a standalone film with its own strength. It’s pleasant, it makes you smile, and it does provide a clearer sense of closure, but it doesn’t add much for those who have already seen both series.
In conclusion, “2gether: The Movie” works as a celebration and summary of the phenomenon the series once was, but it doesn’t have the narrative weight to stand as an independent film. It’s a light, nostalgic bonus that will mostly appeal to viewers already fond of Tine and Sarawat.
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It was a nice wrap up for 2gether and Still 2gether
I was finally able to sit down and watch this movie. And I am glad that I did. I never realised how much I missed these guys until I was watching the movie. I am now glad that I was able to see Tine and Sarawat's story come full circle.Story-8/10
Yes. The majority of the movie is scenes from '2gether' with a pinch from 'Still 2gether.' And I know some people maybe angry at this. However! I felt with the voice over added to the story, we are able to clearly see how both Sarawat and Tine was feeling- which we weren't before.
And some new scenes were added, which I am grateful for. This helps me get a better understanding of thier love story.
Acting/Cast-9.5/10
Like in both '2gether' and 'Still 2gether ', I will give this movie a 9.5 out of 10 for thier acting.
Music-10/10
As always, the music is a banger. Watching this movie made me fall in love once again with Scrubb. And the last song Sarawat signed...just perfection!
Rewatch Valu-8/10
I'm going with an 8. Cause thia movie not only (kind of) gave me a recap of thier story, it was also able to wrap up thier story so nicely.
Overall-9/10
Overall, I give this movie a 9. And I know some people will be dissapointed with it cause this was not what they were expecting. However, I did enjoy it and I am glad that I finally watched it.
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Nostalgic
I know many people couldn't get access to watch this since GMMTV only put to stream for Disney+ in Thailand, but viewers internationally have a hard time being able to watch this and others think that this is a copy of the original 2gether the series with many of the similar scenes. However, the scenes are the same if you have watched the series, but they have cut it shorter for the sake of it being a movie and adding in new scenes as well. Also, in the beginning most of it is narrated by Tine since he is one of the main characters following Sarawat. This time we actually get to hear both Tine and Sarawat's thoughts when they both fell in love with each other unlike in the series where we only got their dialogue. Moreover, some of the passionate scenes that Tine and Sarawat had are more emotional if you are a longtime fan of the series and both Win and Bright. Overall, the movie is really good as it brings more of an emotional effect to it and nostalgia as well.Was this review helpful to you?
Wait What happen to...
OK, I've been waiting for this for so long because I wanted to know why Sarawat said: "Keep looking at me like that, and I will kiss till you drop."Did I miss it? Did he say why he said that or even better how do you do that? (LOL)
If anyone knows let me know at what point in the movie he told the reason.
So for the movie itself:
---Love how they combined both parts one and two by adding in more lengthy scenes.
---Loved the music and got to hear a new song!!! Yes
---Would love to have a wedding movie for them
---The ending was very nice and sweet but would like to know more about their life after graduation.
---Would love maybe a short or special that goes a little more into the other couples in the show.
Would most defiantly rewatch this movie.
Thanks
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Still One of the Best
I am sure that there will be some out there that disagree with my assessment. No matter what, this is a great summary of the two series and it helps us see them way into the future. There is just SOMEHING about these two that will forever be enduring and hold a special place in my head (not heart). They for me, define BL. They have done more to advance the whole genre of BL and undoubtedly introduced millions to this form of art. I am without question one of those. I think in a sense this puts to rest 2GETHER as an entity. They will always be 2GETHER even 30, 40, 50 years from now. They have embraced it and accepted it. A fitting tribute to what has changed the direction of BLs.I, for one, look forward to what they will do in the future either individually or as a couple. Their mark is indelible and kudos for embracing it.
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