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2. It usually took only 1 episode for things to be resolve (more or less). Lets say of there's a sad scene, it didnt took long. This happened much later in the drama (episode 18 & 19).
3. One of the very best happy endings in my book (in all dramaland combined). I really love it since its really awesome. You gonna rewatch the last 30 minutes of the drama repeatedly lol.
Now that I think about this, this drama has so many gold & hilarious moments. The spider scene or the mud scene is freaking hilarious as well. Mark & Kao really nailed those scenes to perfection. I love it when Mark started to have those mischievous smiles on his face so you know something good will happen. :DDD
That scene was really hurtful tbh. The novel writer really wrote that dark to expand the story. That is such a risk move but it makes the drama has more impact overall. I think the saddest part of it all is when Jee was crying in the car realising that no one has really love her and asked herself not to be stupid -- man, that was brutal or when she cried in her house after coming back home from that night. ;_;
Regarding the kneeling scene that didnt get to the cut, is it happen when Thit found Jee at the pottery place? Do we have the scene at YouTube that I can watch?
The funniest is the accidental kiss one. Arthit's reaction is like Paeng has taken away his virginity lol. He was so taken aback -- it was soooo hilarious.
I appreciate all the wet scenes! 8D Including the raining rugby game. X'D
The part where Paeng left is different since that time, he worked before the sun is up and rest after the sun has disappear -- plus, he even look gloomy & sad when he sees his friends. I also like the fact that he never attempt to do anything to Paeng in all those 6 years apart as a payback for all the suffering she put him thorough. He just simply move on with his life that is why all his friends thought he had forgotten about it and take lightly of his hatred towards Paeng when she comes back.
I love how Thit took a really long time to get over Tiw. Some people are complaining but I love how the writer dwelled in that matter for a very long time since he after all love Tiw very very much. It made sense that it took him a very long time to get over her. The scene at the Island was very heartbreaking where he was imagining her playing in the water. Jee see all of his pains (that no one else see) that is why she understand him. That is why she falls for him and that is why she never really hate him. Remember after all things that Thit put her through, she still call him 'a nice person' when talking to Dao on the phone? She didnt say that because ~love~ is blind but because she genuinely know that Thit is a good person. I love all these layers that the writer gave to all the characters thats why I ended up loving the drama to the core.
Yes, the deal. There's so much complexity behind it. Bear in mind that he just made that offer to spite Jee as well where he didnt even mean to sleep with her in the first place -- wishing her not to come and refuse her when she's all naked in front of him. And the fact that he loves her at that time hurt him as well since he thought that Jee is after all the evil person who manipulate him and his feelings towards her (just like Sitta said). The way he punched the wall and cried later are evident on how much he is hurting but little that he know that Jee is hurting much much more than him. lol I had so much feeling watching that scene haha
- Paeng's 'Love Actually' apology
- Paeng's kiss attempt to win Arthit back
- Paeng's broadcasted love confession
- Paeng's marriage proposal :D
- Their disaster wet wedding
- Arthit wanting to skip the wedding and go straight to their bridal chamber and Paeng agrees without hesitation (lol)
- Paeng kissed Arthit first at their wedding
- Wet and very handsome Arthit (haha) 8D
- Lots of smiles and kisses!
- It is such a refreshing and great ending -- sweet, fun & full of heart.
I dont know how he does it but Mark somehow de-aged like how he looked in My Husband in Law that's why he still can passed as a college student here (lol). I always thought he's an amazing actor and very expressive since he can emote really well -- when the script is ambiguous, I always rely on his facial expressions to relate on what his character supposed to be feeling. In heartbreaking scenes, he didnt need to shed tears but I know his heart is breaking just from his facial expressions alone. I found it really amazing as when you look at his face, his facial muscles barely moving but it showed a lot of emotions at the same time. And he does hating really well like he did in Kleun Cheewit. I literally can feel his anger and hatred. He really excel in this kind of role I must say. But at the same time, he smiles a loooot in this drama so its really a plus.
Kao as Paeng is hilarious, lovely, feisty and a fighter. I know I'm supposed to feel sorry for her but I ended up laugh out loud everytime Arthit had a fight with her. She maybe remorseful but she aint gonna accept everything without a fight -- thats why all her banters with Arthit is such a delight to watch. And I looooove how she is the one who always cornered Arthit when it is supposed to be the opposite. She's amazing, really. She did many first moves and I always enjoy this kind of characters where the female is the one in charged of their own destiny. There's a couple of dark episodes where she is not herself but when she's back, she's back and the drama becomes lively again.
Mark is a King of Chemistry in my book so his chemistry with Kao is engaging and a delight to watch. Their banters are lovely, fun & hilarious and they did emotional scenes really well. Aside from the chemistry, I love Arthit's bestfriends and all his workers. They're such great people and they're hilarious -- mostly all of them are funny which make the drama fun most of the times even during the sad times. And I love the houses, the farms and all the greens in the drama. The story is mainly not in Bangkok so its really refreshing to be surrounded with trees and flowers for a change. And the cinematography is really beautiful -- they went to many different places so its such a treat to the eyes.
I love that the drama always explore the meaning behind the title 'As Long as the Sky Has the Sun' / 'My Forever Sunshine'. Arthit has always been like a sun to Paeng whether the bright, warm or the hot sun to her. And the evening sun (sunset) is the Arthit that Paeng loves the most that's why there are many scenes of them watching the sunset together.
This is one of the better drama for Year 2020. I hope to see this type of drama more in my life without a doubt where both the male & female leads are likeable.
Netflix subs are hilarious. The night that Thien had to tied Muey on the bed, he actually ask her 'Why are you so horny? Have you been watching my porn?' when she wakes up that morning. XD And Mark definitely said porn. I wander why the other subs change it to other words.
Netflix version is definitely better. The picture quality esp. It made you feel like you are watching very high quality production with all the vibrant colors. The fansub version made it look like the drama is from 5 to 7 years ago which is such a shame.
I mean, she rejected him in the first place is because she doesnt want to subject him with responsibility -- not because she hates him. I guess many people is missing that part. I guess I liked how she took responsibility of all her actions and never blamed anyone -- thats some strong quality. She thought her Mom is strong and want to be half strong as her but she is the real strong one in my opinion. The things she goes through -- I wonder how her heart can take all of that. ;_;
Jee is definitely one of my very fave female characters in dramaland. She's so well written and acted by Yaya. Its really nice to watch drama where the writer portray a female character as a hero instead -- just as much as the male lead. It really made you feel satisfied.
I get why you are frustrated with this lakorn and I have to admit that it did frustrated me as well. I guess the writer just want to extend the story which sometimes makes it weird and didnt make sense. Esp the part when Thien started to fall in love with Muey and Muey start pushing him away which made me go 'what the heck is going on' lol.
But the acting & chemistry really saved the drama for me. Not to mention the production value which look expensive as well as pretty. It was hilarious and I like how horny Muey is which I have never seen in other dramas before. IDK is it because I watch it with Netflix subs but it is definitely much more funnier rather than the fansub version. I guess the fact that the drama is extremely entertaining made me appreciate it a lot.