What a bittersweet tale. The main-heroine finds love in the most popular guy in school which is Hae Won...and finds her long lost half-brother (Hae Won`s rival) Tae Sung who secretly loves her and hates that she is his sister. Something i find really strange is that despite Hae Won being the main-hero, its Tae Sung who has the most emotional depth throughout the story.
The hero literally couldn`t live without her...so sad.If it was me i would have agreed to run away with him. His obsessive love for her became his death.
I will not watch the drama, but will jump right to this movie sequel once it gets subbed. Nadech and Yaya are my favourite on-screen (and off-screen) couple. Have watched ALL OF THEIR dramas together from "Akkanee`s Heart" 2010 to "The Crown Princess" from 2018.
And now they even have a FIRST MOVIE together!YES YES YEEEESSS!!!NY Forever!Love them with all my heart!
This movie may have the cliche romantic badboy trope....but it was so relatable! Simply fun and amazing! Both actors who played Lin Truly and Tsu Tai Yu are incredible performers, and i love that the veteran actors Joe Chen from "Cruel Romance" and Jerry Yan from "Meteor Garden" appeared as the adult versions of Lin Truly and Tsu Tai Yu.Simply a 100 STAR watch for me!
I am 19 years old and a avid Asia drama watcher, and i have watched some of Vannes Wu drams like "Peach Girl" and "Meteor Garden"...but by some reason "Autumn’s Concerto" has been on my to-watch list for 5 years now. I think i must go watch it!!!
I only watched this show cuz i wanted to know what the hype was about Mai and Weir as love-team. But damn...it was a royal pain in the ass! The editing,directing and writing was so bad...the only thing i truly liked was Mai`s character and acting. I despised everything else!
"Likid Ruk:The Crown Princess" is a international star-ridden soap opera material produced by Anne Thongprasom (who has also starred in the older version) who choose Yaya Urassaya and Nadech to play the main-leads Princess Alice and her beloved Bodyguard Dawin. Its a explisic tale about eternal love that demands its complete devotion and sacrifice...even if its completely impossible at that moment, Alice is a princess who represents the sky..while her protective lover and warrior Dawin represents the earth. Its epic...and the chemistry of NY is in a High-Light as always. Someday i will even write a full review of this lakhorn...
This lakhorn are by the way subbed by MUSE.Check out the whole complete edition of the lakhorn Eng Subbed on their site. I love this drama with all my heart!!!Every scene with Yaya and Nadech are GOLD. And their chemistry molts the scene like lava. Always so tender...but burning. NY forever! No wonder they have 7 lakhorns and 1 movie together!The audience never tires of their chemistry!
i just started diving into lakorns (like heavy, binge-watching dive) and i stumbled upon the handsome cowboy and…
The Handsome Cowboy is the worst lakhorn i have ever watched.Not cuz of the harassment and attempted rape scenes...but because the Praek cheated on her TWICE!
The most annoying thing for me may be the evil NangRais...i just despise the lot of them..but they can actually be pretty much entertaining. Like the one from "Man loves a Woman" or "Duang Jai Akkanee".
The run-time doesn`t bother me nor does the fake kissess cuz the chemistry is the real deal for me. If the chemistry is perfect then i simply don`t care if the love-scenes are real or not.There may be something you don`t know but all thai-lakhorns are based on novels that has been written for over 50 or 40 years ago. Some are even older or more new, and the most famous story-lines always gets a remake every generation. Examples are "Sawan Biang", "Chaoley Sak" and "Raeng Gnaow". At that time when the novels were written, the rape issue was never talked about in Thailand (nor even in the whole world actually) and least of all rape within marriage. That has also now been discussed in Thailand, and some organisations are even fighting for the rape theme to be taken away in dramas and movies, but slap-kiss are the most popular genre in Thailand, and the more dramatic it gets, the more higher the ratings get. And the Thailand society today may have changed a lot, because as we see homosexuality are more accepted and is talked about freely...but the society there is still old-school in a way and when they do make a remake of a lakhorn...they want to honor the original story-line.
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And now they even have a FIRST MOVIE together!YES YES YEEEESSS!!!NY Forever!Love them with all my heart!
Its a explisic tale about eternal love that demands its complete devotion and sacrifice...even if its completely impossible at that moment, Alice is a princess who represents the sky..while her protective lover and warrior Dawin represents the earth. Its epic...and the chemistry of NY is in a High-Light as always. Someday i will even write a full review of this lakhorn...
This lakhorn are by the way subbed by MUSE.Check out the whole complete edition of the lakhorn Eng Subbed on their site.
I love this drama with all my heart!!!Every scene with Yaya and Nadech are GOLD. And their chemistry molts the scene like lava. Always so tender...but burning. NY forever! No wonder they have 7 lakhorns and 1 movie together!The audience never tires of their chemistry!
The run-time doesn`t bother me nor does the fake kissess cuz the chemistry is the real deal for me. If the chemistry is perfect then i simply don`t care if the love-scenes are real or not.There may be something you don`t know but all thai-lakhorns are based on novels that has been written for over 50 or 40 years ago. Some are even older or more new, and the most famous story-lines always gets a remake every generation. Examples are "Sawan Biang", "Chaoley Sak" and "Raeng Gnaow". At that time when the novels were written, the rape issue was never talked about in Thailand (nor even in the whole world actually) and least of all rape within marriage. That has also now been discussed in Thailand, and some organisations are even fighting for the rape theme to be taken away in dramas and movies, but slap-kiss are the most popular genre in Thailand, and the more dramatic it gets, the more higher the ratings get. And the Thailand society today may have changed a lot, because as we see homosexuality are more accepted and is talked about freely...but the society there is still old-school in a way and when they do make a remake of a lakhorn...they want to honor the original story-line.