A satisfying goodbye to Arthit and Daotok
Waiting for this special episode was like torture. So glad we got one after all! <3
I kind of miss Dao’s blue hair. It made him stand out, and it looked amazing on Oat. That said, I’ve seen Oat starting to rock more of a mullet-ish look lately, and it looks so cute on him, haha.
That aside, Ngern is such a good actor. His performance stood out to me in this special episode. Arthit genuinely looks so in love. Whenever Dao’s safety is at stake, you can feel the desperation, panic, and fear in his voice, but you can also see it in his eyes and facial expressions. He conveys those emotions incredibly well, for example during the scene on the couch when he’s holding the bracelet and when Dao is patching him up. There’s so much emotion in those moments without him having to overdo it. I hope his next role will be something darker and more challenging, because I genuinely think he would do so well in that kind of role.
Of course, chemistry has to come from both sides, and Oat did really well too. There was only one moment where he made an expression that I wasn’t completely sure conveyed the right emotion, but that was really the only time I noticed something like that. I didn’t notice anything like that while watching Fourever You / Sun from Another Star, either. Overall, I think Oat is a great actor and captivating to watch. Dao clearly feels a lot, but he isn't naturally someone who verbalizes everything, so Oat's performance often works through his eyes and little facial changes rather than big emotional reactions, which I think he does really well. Oat's real-life personality being so bubbly makes his performance as Dao more impressive.
As for the special episode itself....hmmm, I thought it was fine. It wasn’t anything particularly amazing, but it did what it needed to do: give us some closure for these characters and show us what their life looks like now. There were some funny moments, some sweet ones and some emotional ones. Overall, it was a nice way to wrap things up.
I thought I wouldn’t be ready to say goodbye to Arthit and Daotok, but honestly, I feel pretty satisfied. I’m sad to see them go, but at the same time, I’m really excited to see what Ngern and Oat will do next. They really are a great match, both on and off screen.
I kind of miss Dao’s blue hair. It made him stand out, and it looked amazing on Oat. That said, I’ve seen Oat starting to rock more of a mullet-ish look lately, and it looks so cute on him, haha.
That aside, Ngern is such a good actor. His performance stood out to me in this special episode. Arthit genuinely looks so in love. Whenever Dao’s safety is at stake, you can feel the desperation, panic, and fear in his voice, but you can also see it in his eyes and facial expressions. He conveys those emotions incredibly well, for example during the scene on the couch when he’s holding the bracelet and when Dao is patching him up. There’s so much emotion in those moments without him having to overdo it. I hope his next role will be something darker and more challenging, because I genuinely think he would do so well in that kind of role.
Of course, chemistry has to come from both sides, and Oat did really well too. There was only one moment where he made an expression that I wasn’t completely sure conveyed the right emotion, but that was really the only time I noticed something like that. I didn’t notice anything like that while watching Fourever You / Sun from Another Star, either. Overall, I think Oat is a great actor and captivating to watch. Dao clearly feels a lot, but he isn't naturally someone who verbalizes everything, so Oat's performance often works through his eyes and little facial changes rather than big emotional reactions, which I think he does really well. Oat's real-life personality being so bubbly makes his performance as Dao more impressive.
As for the special episode itself....hmmm, I thought it was fine. It wasn’t anything particularly amazing, but it did what it needed to do: give us some closure for these characters and show us what their life looks like now. There were some funny moments, some sweet ones and some emotional ones. Overall, it was a nice way to wrap things up.
I thought I wouldn’t be ready to say goodbye to Arthit and Daotok, but honestly, I feel pretty satisfied. I’m sad to see them go, but at the same time, I’m really excited to see what Ngern and Oat will do next. They really are a great match, both on and off screen.
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