I haven't written a movie review for a long time, maybe I'm too busy, maybe I haven't come across a movie worth writing about, maybe, these are just excuses for me to be lazy.
This story has been remade many times in Thailand. To Thais, this story is as familiar to China as it is to Liaozhai. Since its release, the box office has been far ahead and has exceeded 100 million. The reason why many Chinese viewers want to know about this film, I think, is because of the famous little handsome guy, Mario. No matter in terms of storyline, box office, or male and female protagonists, this film is worth watching.
But for me, watching this movie was an accident.
I don't like to watch ghost movies, and I don't dare to watch ghost movies. For me, ghost movies are a forbidden area. But today I went to future park, 9 out of 10 theaters put PEE MAK. It was the first time I saw such a long line in Thailand. There were five people in a family who were queuing to watch a movie. It was amazing. In the end, one person, determined to line up at the end of the line. Fortunately, at the time, this was at least a comedy ghost movie.
It can be said that the plot of this story is simple and somewhat cliché. It's probably the story, but it's a story about a person's ghost. Even though it is simple, it reveals the most touching truth.
At the beginning of the story, the male protagonist MAK is set off, and the heroine NAK is waiting at home. NAK is pregnant at home, and when the child is about to be born, there is no one around her, and a fire accidentally sparked, reserved a piece of it. desolate.
When MAK returned to his hometown with his four comrades in arms, he saw his sweet wife and all kinds of tenderness and humor. MAK and his comrades gradually discovered that the people in the whole town behaved strangely whenever they faced them. Gradually, the four comrades discovered that something was wrong with NAK, and then a series of interesting and slightly terrifying events happened.
The film is not like the domestic blockbuster, which pays attention to all kinds of gorgeous and rendered colors. It's not as dark and scary as the ghost movies of the past. Although the film is dark, you can see the warm sunshine. People who watch it, like me who don't want to watch ghost movies, can't help laughing. At least, what I see is not horror, but warmth and touching.
The director used a variety of funny plots to interpret this ghost movie that thousands of audiences are concerned about. Although the male protagonist MAK is a bit silly, and the female protagonist NAK is always indifferent, but all kinds of relaxed and romantic words let people remember a kind of affectionate enough to indulge the audience.
In the film, what impressed me deeply was the last sentence the actor said: I am afraid of ghosts, but I am even more afraid of not being with you.
The only topic that remains unchanged through the ages, vulgar but not bad. Love.
What about people, what about ghosts. A lot of times, the real fear is just not loving enough, not true enough, isn't it?
Care the WHO you do not the I are
the WHERE you're from
the What you DID
AS Long AS you Love Me
I do not leave, but because you care about.
I don't know, but it's because I want to love you.
I know it's just a movie, but I'm still willing to put my feelings into it. To laugh, to cry, to be moved. Actually, that's fine.
Love is candid, but because of too much love, it is concealed.
If there are MAK and NAK, we in the world, I wish you happiness.
View more about Pee Mak reviews
