Because…, he liked Nam from the start of the show too. Okay, you have to watch his scenes twice. Shone/Chon was a character you had to see from beginning to end and then from beginning to the end again. ** Major Spoilers!! Leave while you can!** Seriously, she’s too adorable for words! And because she’s also the underdog here in terms of looks, you just want to see her get the boy. Looking at her spazz just over a small conversation she had with him or her getting nervous whenever she is very near or in slight contact with him just endears her to me. I really enjoyed seeing Nam’s reactions to anything related to her and Shone/Chone. Nam’s a nice girl but her outer beauty doesn’t match her pre-makeover look. Simple things like keeping the drink he/she bought for you for eternity, talking to him/her, him/her knowing your name, going to books for advice, (day) dreaming about him/her, giving him/her gifts and then taking everyone else’s away, wanting to be in the picture he’s taking, prank-calling him and then squealing, and keeping whatever he/she dropped like a treasure. What I liked about the show was how realistic they portrayed someone having a crush and whom, would willingly do the silliest but cutest things for their crush. With the help of her 3 buddies, she succeeds in her makeover and becomes very pretty for the sake of getting him to look at her, even if it’s just once in a lifetime. In short, he’s perfect despite that mischievous streak in him. And what’s not to like? He’s good-looking, he’s a gentleman and he’s smart. From the start, Nam already has a crush on Shone/Chon. Basically, she’s a tomboy and her grades aren’t that good either but she worked harder later on to see her USA-stationed dad.

She has tanned skin, has short hair and wears glasses. ‘Nam’ is a 14-year-old female student who harbours a secret liking for ‘Shone/Chon’, the grade 10 heart-throb of the school. ** Spoiling the show for you beyond this message, by yours truly :P**Īnyway, ACLTCL is first and foremost, a film about crushes with Nam’s told in an ugly-duckling-to-swan style. But then again, it’s a show with ‘love’ in its title.so. I wasn’t exactly excited about thai productions since most of the shows they are famous for are violent fighting shows. When my friend introduced this movie to me, I was a little hesitant about the suggestion. It was an unexpected decision to see it because never in my life would I have thought of having a thai film in my list of have-watched films/dramas but, it was a pleasant surprise! So, apologies if you guys, the readers, were waiting for a korean film/drama review.

A crazy thing called love movie