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“Because God is love.”
I really love that they made this not only to open up the minds of others but to show them the real cruelty and struggle of a person that is stuck in between choosing his happiness as a person and to love one another and not to mention the same gender, or choosing God over everything even though he knows that if he let the person he loves go, the consequences of that would be him forever yearning for that perosn. It's not just about choosing to continue to love that person but this show also shows us that we can love ourselves and also love him(God) at the same time; because we wouldn't know God if we don't love. :)Was this review helpful to you?
just all the feelings
I'm writing this review with tears on my eyes after finishing the last episode, and I have to say: this is a masterpiece.Don't fret now: this show have a happy ending as it should be, because the world and real life is already full of sad endings.
Gemini and Fourth, what a great acting you served here. I've always loved their acting, but here they convey everything through a simple look, eyes so expressive that you feel all the feelings they want to express.
I wish I could force all my friends to watch this, but unfortunately I don't have this power lol
So I hope this review will make at least 1 person try watching this show.
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Beautifully and thoughtfully made, handled with the utmost care and respect.
Every scene captures exactly the emotions it intends to convey.Fourth&Gemini have always been exceptional, but this is undoubtedly their best performance yet.Their acting feels so natural&emotionally honest that every feeling reaches beyond the screen and straight to your heart.You don’t just watch the story—you feel it,The butterflies,the LOVE,the spark,the tension,
the struggles,the fear,the nervousness,the joy,the infatuation,the sadness,the guilt,the longing—every emotion is delivered with remarkable sincerity,making it impossible not to be completely immersed.
This series is so beautiful, so meaningful, so FULL OF LOVE.
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Can I still go to heaven?
I could never find the right words or the right sentences to describe how beautiful this series is.I myself have dealt with the clash between sexuality and religion, and the emotional turmoil that leads afterwards. It took me MONTHS to accept myself and finally come back to my religion without feeling guilty. This story perfectly captured the guilt, the grief, the denial, the avoidance. I thought that I had gotten over my religious trauma, but watching this series really dug up all those feelings I had bottled up. I really thought that I wasn't going to cry. When I saw Auntie Lek, I couldn't contain my tears anymore. I love her. 😭
Shortcomings:
The pilot looked like it had more emotional depth. It almost seemed heavier. The wording was bolder and, well... what happened to the girl? I do wish it was a bit closer to the pilot. DESPITE THAT, the final results were still amazing.
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This will go down in history
I don't know what I expected, but it wasn't THIS.It's been a good while since a bl show made me feel so many emotions all at once and I really underestimated this one.
Acting was 11/10 - I always knew Fourth and Gemini had a lot of potential but never got the chance to express it but now? They showed everyone how it's done.
I've always appreciated acting with eyes only and they absolutely nailed it in Ticket to heaven. I was watching with my jaw dropped.
So many feelings and thousands of words told by one look. Masterpiece.
The unusual lighting was something I loved about it as well. The unusual warm
colors really fit the storyline and everything around it. It was beautiful.
I'm very happy about the final episode not just because of the way it ended but because of how properly it was actually made unlike a lot of other shows. An hour and a half was just perfect amount of time to capture everything important and make you understand the message of the whole show. I'm beyond grateful and amazed by the way they chose to say goodbye to this work of art.
Even though I am an atheist, the message was beautiful just like everything about this show. I hope to see more things like this in the future.
Again, FLAWLESS and I highly recommend to absolutely everyone
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THE GOAT SERIES
What a beautiful series! I am telling you I have watched a lot of bl series but none have managed to capture my heart like this right from the first sequence of the first episode, it beginning with when the marriage bill passed in 2025. Right from the first episode, and the past beginning from their first meeting being wonderfully portrayed as planned by god and them getting close together. Tanrak getting curious about Barth and Barth getting curious about Tanrak. The feelings then capture them both and how the pure beauty of the love, the guilt, the regrets all build up beautifully to more confusion and attraction. More doubts, more love and they travel through it all in the most soul-rendering way. Time comes, they had to choose between themselves and god, and shall I say what better way to convey them through their eyes. Not much dialogues were needed for the actors showcased them all through their eyes. The love, lust, guilt and what not. The plot by the best director himself, the storylining, the cinematography, the coloring, the music, and the icing on top given by the actors themselves, Geminifourth as barthtanrak, this series will make you feel a lot of emotions throughout the six hours and I promise you, you'd want to rewatfh to catch all the little deets. One of the best series so far. And definitely my top 5. RELIGIOUS GUILT CAN BE OVERCOME. You can choose yourself as well as God. Faith and Love always comes together.Was this review helpful to you?
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I genuinely loved everything about...
I already had a feeling this review was going to be a long one because I genuinely have so much I want to talk about. This wasn't just another BL for me. It was one of those series that constantly made me pause, think, and appreciate the amount of care that went into every little detail.Let's start with the directing because Episode 3 had two details that completely blew me away, and I'm not sure how many people noticed them.
The first one was right at the beginning of the episode when Tanrak hesitated before touching the Holy Water. The way I interpreted it was that he hesitated because he had masturbated the previous night. In his mind, he had already given in to one of the deadliest sins, making himself unholy and unworthy of touching something sacred. It was such a subtle moment, but it said so much without a single line of dialogue.
The second detail, and probably my favorite in the entire series, was the confession scene. Barth and Tanrak stood on opposite sides of the door, with Barth standing in a brighter white light while Tanrak remained on the darker, orange-toned side. To me, this felt like a visual representation of Tanrak's state of mind. He believed that loving another man and having lustful feelings had already condemned him to Hell, while Barth, who he thought didn't share those feelings, still belonged in Heaven. But the moment Barth confessed, Tanrak opened the door, and they both ended up standing on the same orange-toned side. I don't know if this was exactly what P'Aof intended, but that's how I interpreted it, and it made that scene even more beautiful and impactful for me. ❤️
Moving on to the acting... Gemini and Fourth have always had incredible chemistry, so that wasn't a surprise. But compared to My School President and Love Mix-Up!, this felt like a huge step forward. Fourth's portrayal of Tanrak especially deserves so much appreciation. I've never personally experienced the kind of confusion, guilt, fear, and panic that Tanrak was dealing with, yet Fourth made every emotion feel so genuine that I found myself understanding and feeling everything alongside him.
The story itself was also something we don't get to see very often in BL. It wasn't just a romance; it constantly made me question and reflect on religion, faith, guilt, and what it truly means to love God.
I'll admit, there were moments at the beginning that were difficult for me to watch because my own beliefs are different. Personally, I don't believe loving God means living in constant fear or sacrificing every little piece of your happiness. To me, loving God means loving yourself, loving others, and doing good simply because it's the right thing to do, not because you're trying to earn a place in Heaven. If you're constantly terrified that God will reject you, then I don't think that's love.
And that's exactly why I loved where the story ended. Instead of forcing a choice between God and yourself, it beautifully showed that you can love both. You don't have to abandon your faith to be true to yourself, and you don't have to abandon yourself to stay close to God. That message was, without a doubt, the most beautiful part of the entire series.
Overall, I genuinely loved everything about Ticket to Heaven. The acting, the chemistry, the directing, the symbolism, and the story all came together beautifully. It's one of those series that stays with you long after you've finished watching it, and I know I'll be thinking about it for a very long time. 🤌❤️❤️
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10/10 – A masterpiece. The BL of the millennium.
Ticket to Heaven isn’t just the best GeminiFourth series—it is one of the most unforgettable BLs I’ve ever watched.Everything about this drama feels crafted with love and purpose. The cinematography is breathtaking, every frame looks like a painting, the editing is seamless, and the direction knows exactly when to be quiet and let emotions speak for themselves. The soundtrack deserves endless praise as well; the main theme will forever be tied to this beautiful story in my heart.
But what truly makes Ticket to Heaven extraordinary is Gemini and Fourth. This is, without a doubt, the best performance of their careers. Their chemistry has always been special, but here they reached another level. Every smile, every tear, every moment of silence felt genuine. They didn’t just play Barth and Tanrak—they became them.
Barth and Tanrak gave me laughter, hope, heartbreak, and love in ways I never expected. Their journey felt real, human, and deeply moving. These are the kind of characters that stay with you long after the final episode ends.
This series reminded me why I fell in love with BLs in the first place. It tells a story with sensitivity, maturity, and incredible emotional depth. It’s the kind of drama that leaves an imprint on your soul.
Thank you to everyone who brought this masterpiece to life. And thank you, Gemini and Fourth, for giving us a performance that I will never forget.
BarthTanrak forever. 🤍
This wasn’t just a drama.
It was an experience.
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Catholic Guilt Meets Pure Love
As an atheist, I am always intrigued by Catholic Guilt and Original Sin. I can't understand the 'struggles' Catholics have with love, and the purity of the feelings that we evolved as a species to embrace.Having said that, I found this series profound, getting to the nub of the problem. Poor Tanrak had such a hard time, because he'd been brainwashed to believe that, if he "sinned" he wouldn't go to Heaven to meet up with his parents again. Then along came Barth The Disrupter, who had him questioning his beliefs. Barth was a breath of fresh air in the boring, stultified atmosphere of the Catholic Boys home/school.
Along the way, 'Auntie Lek", (who is that actor?) who showed Tanrak that he could love himself, Barth, and still love his god. This was a turning point for Tanrak, but, right up 'til the final ten minutes of ep6, I did not think Tanrak and Barth were together - I assumed the priest that was being ordained that day was Tanrak. This mystery held the audience in suspense from the opening scenes of ep1 until the final closing moments.
Gemini and Fourth had me in tears and laughter -their performances were beautiful and timeless.
The script was well written, and wove a story of angst, pain, laughter, and love, into a
warm blanket.
Even knowing the ending, I would watch this again.
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A Powerful Reminder That Love Is Everything
I'm having major sepanx after finishing Ticket to Heaven. I didn't expect this series to leave such a deep impact on me, but here I am, still thinking about it.The plot is undeniably controversial because it touches on faith, religion, and the Catholic Church. These are sensitive topics that could have easily been mishandled, but the writers approached them with care, respect, and thoughtfulness. Rather than attacking or glorifying any belief, the series invites viewers to reflect, question, and understand different perspectives. The concept was executed beautifully.
The line that stayed with me the most was, "Humans can live without faith and hope, but cannot live without love. Even without faith, if humans love deeply enough, they will believe. Even without hope, if humans love deeply enough, they will hope. But without love, humans have no chance of finding God."
That quote alone perfectly captures the heart of this drama. It reminded me that God's love is greater than our mistakes. We all sin and fall short, but His love, mercy, and forgiveness are always there for those who seek Him. It was such a powerful and moving message that I'll carry with me for a long time.
The acting was phenomenal. Every cast member gave a convincing performance and truly embodied their characters. Their emotions felt genuine, making every heartbreaking and heartwarming moment even more impactful.
This is my first GeminiFourth drama, and I finally understand why so many people love them. Gemini and Fourth are both incredibly talented actors, and their chemistry felt so natural that every interaction was believable. They complemented each other perfectly, and I'm definitely looking forward to watching more of their work.
The cinematography, soundtrack, and overall production also deserve praise. Everything worked together to create an emotional atmosphere that pulled me into the story from beginning to end.
And that ending... it was perfect. It didn't rely on unnecessary drama or shock value. It gave the story the closure it deserved while leaving behind a message that lingers in your heart. It was satisfying, emotional, and beautifully done.
Overall, Ticket to Heaven is more than just a BL drama... it's a story about love, faith, forgiveness, acceptance, and what it truly means to be human. It's thought-provoking, emotional, and unforgettable. I'll definitely be thinking about this drama for a very long time.
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Simply the BEST BL OF THE YEAR.
Basically I don't have anything to write whoever is watching this review or searching for TTH already know about it ig, even not I would suggest Go on watching it with blind eyes. I mean it has everything a person like me who's fan of mature plots and dilemmas. On the basic theme of religion I won't find myself the appropriate person to comment bec I don't come from the religion and have no knowledge of it or related to it. But I've a close friend who has been through this dilema along with her gf, and I remember while series was ongoing I used to comfort her bec she remembered her struggling days and past so as her gf, and I guess that's how I find close to me.ACTING/PLOT : GeminiFourth killed it in this one, I mean they themself were praising the roles alot and amused by their work and acting so what else to say. Plot is really nice I've read the novel too, the improvisations all are just great.
ENDING: Maybe it's because I've read the novel before so I was stern for happy ending but TTH having a happy ending just make sense or what else will be the motive of making a doomed religious series? If it can't help people to come out of the guilt.
MY FAV CHARACTER?
I was struggling to choose btw Barth or Tanrak initially BUT eventually Kongdeach took away my mind specifically when he felt ignored in friendship or whatever u wanna say (I don't ont wanna argue respectfully). Actually it just overwhelmed me to see someone on screen in the exact same situation that I've been too also his ending seems close to me and my mindset that's why too.
Though I loved literally every character in this series.
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