Pluto

The Best GL so far

Okay so I started watching Thai GLs in 2024 before I watched pluto I have already finished watching Gap, Blank, 23.5, Love senior, Love Bully, My Marvellous Dream is You, The Secret of Us and Affair. What I have to say is that I loved all of the GLs that I mentioned, however Pluto outshines all of them (in my opinion). It probably is due to the fact that this is my type of show, it is messy, the characters are all flawed, a lot of drama but NOT and I emphasize this NOT toxic characters (like in others where one of the girls SA 's the other one or any non consentual stuff). Anyway so far not any GL has topped this one for me.

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Ice Cream - f(x)

This is probably the best gl series ever, I can't even make ts up. The story is so good; I read the book and kind of wish there were some parts from the book into the series, which they did in a way, but just certain parts. The acting is genuinely the greatest thing ever, no kizz. The way Namtan is able to perform twins just shows how good her acting. The way I can tell who's Oom and who's Ai is just crazy because irl i can't even tell my friends apart sometimes. Same goes towards Film, I truly believed she was blind and she is such a cutie as well. The series itself is perfect, the music, acting, story, it is all so perfect. I just rewatched it again and it's just good. I think this was the first gl series (not just thai gl) where I was locked in and didn't get cringed out plus no weird scenes or anyone getting taken advantaged of. It's ranked high for a reason, truly so beautiful and can not wait for more projects. I love you NamtanFilm. Also I lowks cried a lot because their acting was just too good, especially Film's in that one scene.

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Pluto – Exactly the kind of art I want to continue watching.

Pluto is one of those GL titles that completely stopped me in my tracks. I genuinely couldn’t get over it for days. The acting, the atmosphere, the setting – and especially the chemistry between Namtan and Film – took my breath away.

What impressed me the most was the story itself. It feels truly unique, something I haven’t seen in the GL genre before. It’s the kind of series that made me think, “Wow, I’ve never seen anything like this, and I need to watch it straight through until the end.” When I finished it, I had that familiar emptiness, wondering what I’m supposed to do with myself now that it’s over.

I also deeply appreciated that Ai-oon (Namtan) leans more masc, making the dynamic fresh instead of the usual fem x fem pairing. And honestly, the acting deserves all the praise – playing a dual role or portraying a blind character is incredibly difficult, and they delivered beautifully.

And the intimate scenes… stunning. Not cheap or exaggerated, but emotional, tender, and filmed with so much care. They genuinely touched me. I’m grateful to everyone involved in creating Pluto, because this is exactly the kind of artistry I want to keep watching.

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Pluto is everything

Pluto is my favorite Girls' Love series, in many ways. I always wanted to read and watch a romance involving twin sisters, and Pluto delivers exactly that, plus there's the complexity of the sisters' love interest being blind and initially confusing them and start dating the "wrong" one.
I confess that I also made the mistake of reading the novel; it's not that bad, but the series made everything a thousand times better and improved problematics points from the novel.
Not to mention that Namtan and Film's acting was perfect! I love them and how excellent actresses they are...which makes everything better!

I loved watching every episode. I have a soft spot for episode three too, in which they have a sincere conversation about family, how they feel being an outsider, where May, Film's character, says, "You know, apart from being blind, I wish I could be deaf too, just to shut myself off from everything." It really gets to me.
An emotional and sincere scene.

Another scene that isn't talked about as much is the episode where Ai-oon talks to her friend Ben about loving May. I cried like a child here Emotional and sad. An then there is episode eleven...
Anyway, there are many scenes, and the last episodes are impossible not to cry over.
And despite that, it's also a comforting series. I've watched it more than once and I feel like I always want to watch it again whenever I have time.

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Pluto is a refreshing and captivating Thai series that stands out for its unique storyline, emotional depth, and high production quality. From the very first episode, it pulls the audience into a world filled with mystery, tension, and human emotion. The plot is carefully crafted, revealing just enough at each step to keep viewers intrigued while building anticipation for what’s to come.

What makes Pluto truly special is its strong character development. Each character is well-written, with their own motivations, backstories, and emotional struggles. The actors deliver outstanding performances, particularly in emotionally charged scenes, where subtle expressions and genuine chemistry bring the story to life. The relationships between the characters feel natural and complex, drawing viewers further into their world.

Visually, the series is beautifully shot. The cinematography is elegant and often symbolic, using color and framing to reflect the emotional tone of each scene. Combined with a haunting and memorable soundtrack, the atmosphere becomes immersive and deeply engaging.

Beyond its entertainment value, Pluto explores meaningful themes such as identity, loss, friendship, and personal growth. It invites viewers to reflect on the choices people make in difficult situations and how they shape who we become.

Overall, Pluto is a must-watch for fans of thoughtful drama with a touch of mystery. It proves that Thai series can compete on a global level in terms of storytelling, acting, and production quality. Whether you’re new to Thai dramas or a longtime fan, Pluto offers an unforgettable viewing experience that leaves a lasting impression.

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Beautifully done

The series is very visually appealing to me, i liked how there are small details which are fun to notice. The acting of both the actresses is very commendable.
The story is pretty interesting and something that captivates u...
The music is soothing, its 100 percent rewatch able for me, i have literally rewatched the episodes so many times while waiting for the next one to release
I really liked namtan even before watching this series and it only made me like her more
And film, her character, may is very mysterious yet cute as hell!
The love triangle between earn ciize and kapook was a bit unexpected for me....

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Le GL de l'année 2024 ?

Probablement l'un des GL les plus attendus de l'année 2024 et il est au rendez-vous.

L'histoire commence très fort et plonge tout de suite le spectateur dans une intrigue prenante, mystérieuse, et incroyablement romantique/sensuelle. Tout est scénario est ensuite sublimé par une bande son aux paroles et aux musiques adaptées aux différentes.
En ce qui concerne l'acting, je pense qu'on ne peut qu'applaudir la prestation globale de l'intégralité du casting et plus particulièrement celles de Namtan et de Film. Entre l'alchimie, la passion et les différentes scènes de pleurs exécutée à la perfection, je pense qu'il n'y a plus rien à ajouter de plus !

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Nantam e Film simplesmente deram um show de atuação. Pluto é uma obra com muitas camadas: desigualdade social, pessoas com deficiência, traumas familiares… É uma história humana, onde todos erram e, em algum ponto, são egoístas, e isso inevitavelmente machuca alguém.

A história de May e Aioon começa de uma forma torta. Aioon vai até May no lugar de sua irmã, Oaboum, para terminar o relacionamento. Porém, May, já sabendo de toda a verdade, recebe Aioon com um beijo. Foi nesse momento que Ai se apaixonou — de imediato, experimentando um amor forte, puro e genuíno, algo que sempre lhe faltou.

Ai estava apaixonada pela namorada da irmã e sabia que o que fazia era errado. May, por sua vez, escondia o tempo todo que sabia da verdade, enquanto Oaboum havia armado aquele encontro. Quando Oaboum desperta, Ai a entrega de volta para a irmã, mesmo que isso a destruísse por dentro, pois acreditava que May amava Oaboum e não queria ferir sua única irmã.

Mas Ai acaba cedendo ao sentimento e volta para May descobrindo toda verdade. E então Oaboum descobre toda a verdade e pede que a Ai ã escolha. Essa cena, em particular, me quebrou em incontáveis pedaços. Confesso que senti raiva quando Ai corre para acudir May, enquanto Oaboum desaba em dor e solidão. Para ela, foi a pior das traições: ver sua própria irmã se relacionando com sua namorada, além de perder o noivo no dia do casamento deles.

Quando Ai escolhe Oaboum, mostra que a irmã sempre foi sua prioridade, a pessoa por quem tinha amor genuíno. Ai que sempre se sacrificava: deixou de estudar, começou a trabalhar para ajudar Oaboum a seguir seus sonhos, mas ainda assim se sentia de lado. Achava-se uma decepção, acreditava que a irmã e a avó não a amavam, sentia-se constantemente comparada e nunca cuidada. Então, quando experimentou o amor de May, era impossível não se apaixonar — mesmo que isso fosse egoísta.

Oaboum também era cheia de traumas. Sentia-se incapaz, vivia sob comparações e era considerada problemática e difícil. Ambas carregavam cicatrizes da criação da avó. O incrível foi ver a forma como Oaboum começou a se curar. Durante um ano, recebeu amor e atenção da irmã, percebeu que Ai não estava bem desde que perdeu May e, finalmente, conseguiu superar a dor. Assim, escolheu abrir mão de May para que Ai pudesse viver aquele amor.

A cena da reconciliação entre Ai e May foi lindíssima, me fez chorar por dias. O final é incrível: todos encontram a paz, seguem suas vidas e ficam bem. Oaboum buscou tratamento, conseguiu se recuperar, mas ainda sinto que o desfecho dela merecia um pouco mais de atenção.

De qualquer forma, Pluto é uma obra inesquecível. Eu poderia falar dela pelo resto da vida!

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