A man down on his luck is forced to take a role in a lakorn he doesn't like. Unexpectedly, he finds his real life and the lakorn overlapping. (Source: Thai = MPicturesMovies X || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the play "Chai Klang: The Musical" (ชายกลาง เดอะมิวสิคัล). Edit Translation
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- Native Title: คุณชายน์
- Also Known As: Khun Shine , Khun Chai , คุณชาย
- Director: Chadchawal Wisawabumrungchai
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
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Cast & Credits
- Jaii Itkron PungkiatrussameeShootMain Role
- Mind Atitaya TribudarakNamMain Role
- Aheye Korranid LaosubinprasoetKhaoplueakMain Role
- Jump Pisitpol EkaphongpisitShine / "Mr. Sunshine"Main Role
- Tuck Boriboon ChanruengJokeSupport Role
- Duu Sanya KunakornVitidSupport Role
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The clichéd art of subtlety
I want to say something about how they subverted the clichés of the romance genre by creating clever twists or by doing the unexpected, but let's get honest, this was as clichéd as clichés can get and I enjoyed every bit of it.Let's clear one thing up, the lead is not an actor in the lakorn, he's actually the director who inadvertently has to direct something in the format he most detests after what happens at the beginning of the movie. And while having someone do something they both love and hate is not quite the revelation, the execution was actually genius. The leads usually try to fight it and do things their own way, but here, he has no choice but to do it like someone else wants.
Whether it's by force, or because the another lead, his girlfriend, absolutely loves lakorns or even because he's actually starting to fall in love with the job, the neverending clichés start presenting with some sort of charm, while usually this kind of barrage would feel outright like the writer hated writing the script. I know the last sentence is quite confusing but I'm not going to clarify anything on purpose because that aspect I'm keeping secretive was one of the best of the movie.
As you keep watching, you fall in love with the clichés, all of them, and whether you saw the twists coming or not, you've just thoroughly enjoyed an entire movie about something you usually scoff at after seeing too much on the screen.
It just works. You can tell everyone who worked on this had fun with it and to that effect, so did I. I was looking up movies on Netflix and randomly came across this one and just reading the synopsis, got myself prepared for either a lot of scoffing or a pleasant surprise. I'm glad it was the latter.
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This movie has so much cliches...but it works!
DisclaimerWhat I am writing here are my views and thoughts about this movie. Some of you may not like it. That does not give you the right to try to come at me with your opinions on why this series should get a better score and why it is better than I think it is. You have your own opinions, and I have mine. Kindly respect that.
When I watch any series or movies with clichés, I sometimes roll my eyes because I am so over it, and I feel that it doesn't add anything to the story. That was not the case for this movie, which is entitled, you guessed it, 'The Cliché'. This movie was riddled with clichés that were done in such a comedic way that you really can't hate how it was presented.
There were clichés that even I know I have a guilty pleasure for from mean girls, girls dressing up as boys and even, ahem...a hint of BL. But besides having these clichés, we also get a heartwarming story in here as well. I do recommend this movie to anyone who just wants a simple movie that not only is full of cliches but has a heartwarming story to tell as well.
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