The name of the movie was " The Love of Siam "
It was a gay love movie made in Thailand , yesh , u did not see wrong , it was a gay love movie. but to me personally , after watching the movie TWICE , i found it was rather a movie of deep friendships and affection.I had to watch the movie twice to understand certain things the director was trying to bring across. The acting and gestures and all were great =) Same scene i watched twice , it gave me different aspiration and meaning about life.
duno where i got this quote from, think was some comments by the viwers in youtube -
" Love is an evolved form of emotional attachment that transcends sexual attraction of the physical form "
Love the story line , the way the female lead and the male leads acted in the movie. And i love the theme song too !
If after u watched the movie , u might feel the same as me , different aspects of the movie enlightens u in one way or another.
From the movie , i learn happiness between family members never to be taken for granted. Like the male lead "Mew" , he was living alone for 5 years ever since his grandmother passed away.How many people can withstand the sorrows and all ? The friendship / love between the two male leads " Mew " and " Tong " was so deep and strong, they understand each other and cared for each other . No one else understands their relationship . They had love for each other but gave it up for the fact that it was wrong.
" I can't be with you as your boyfriend , but it does not mean i do not love you"
Different characters in the movie had different stories and meaning behind it , i find this movie very interesting as it is rather the 1st movie that i wanted to watch twice to understand the hidden meaning. I felt i had "grown" with the movie.
To some people , might feel disgusted with "gay" movie and all , but to me this is a movie about friendship.
" multi-layered family drama, a controversial element of the story is a gay romance between two teenage boys. "
If u wana check the movie out
visist : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x9ubNrj57k&feature=related
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