Ploy ,The Movie

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Written on 2:01:00 AM by Oakie Chiraskamin

Last night, I was gratefully invited by my friend and fervently went to attend a special movie premier, called Ploy. Ploy is a Thai movie, directed by Thai well-know film director, Pen-ek Ratanaruang. Ploy is a highly detailed, erotic psychological drama in which a married couple and young girl are locked inside one hotel room. It starts with subtle suspicions and builds up to jealousy, as the appearance of a young woman triggers devastating consequences for a married couple. This movie acquires much public attention here and media and entertainment industry keep an eye on because it got selected to show in Cannes Film Festival.I got some observations below.

1. I am wondering after the movie hits the public this Thursday, how many girls will go to change their hair like this young girl (curly hair)?(I saw her in person, she is cute) I truly believe that some girls will set the trend.

2. Ploy movie is very artsy. The consequence is the majority of Thai people may not like it because it can be difficult to understand which leads to the compliments on the goodness of film from people in the industry, but not money from the mainstream. As we know it, Thai people are not that complicated although they are emotionally but they want to consume entertainment in a simple way. (That's why action and comedy are their favorites)

3. My favorite quote is
A young girl : Can marriage be expired?
A husband : Yes.
A young girl : Like a canned food?
A husband : sort of, canned food has expiration date printed at the bottom but marriage has not, it just expires.

Happyness

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Written on 3:03:00 AM by Oakie Chiraskamin

Oh Gosh, No time to see "The pursuit of Happyness" movie. It still got me questioning about spelling with "Y" not "I" in "happyness" word.

No happyness at all until getting the answer from seeing this movie.

Lost in Translation

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Written on 12:21:00 PM by Oakie Chiraskamin

This is my fav. scene of one of my favorite movies, "Lost in Translation." I think this pic really depict the title of this movie in term of visual. Being different among the japanese, it was really lost in nowhere.