Playing Ep 05

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• bitternatalie

  Overall 8

  Story 8,  Acting 10,  Music 5,  Rewatch Value 7

  In the series, a Princess and her devoted Bodyguard take center stage in a captivating tale of love and loyalty. Despite not completing the sequel, the first installment impressed me with its exceptional cast. The actors delivered stellar performances, particularly the female supporting actress who stood out alongside Tong Savitree Samipak. The on-screen chemistry among the cast members added depth to the storyline, which primarily focuses on romance. The narrative successfully blends romance with well-executed action sequences, including a touch of military involvement that enhances...

  the plot. The complexities of relationships, featuring elements of jealousy, self-discovery, and love's challenges, are portrayed skillfully. The series incorporates intriguing twists that kept me engrossed until the finale. Fans of Princess and Bodyguard narratives will find this series a must-watch for its compelling storytelling and engaging characters.

• toughdumbo

  Overall 7

  Story 6,  Acting 9,  Music 7,  Rewatch Value 6.5

  This series delves into the familiar territory of royal families facing rebellion, with the kingdom's princess in need of protection. While the plot may seem like a standard formula, there is an undeniable charm in its execution. Just like its sequel, action-packed sequences, including fights and gun battles, are aplenty here. Our leading man, Pasu, may not showcase his physique as frequently as in the follow-up, yet there's no shortage of visual appeal.
  
  The budding romance between Pasu and Chai Joi adds a delightful touch to...

  the narrative, especially when they swiftly resolve their misunderstandings. The central goal revolves around rescuing Kiriluang from the clutches of General Angu, but the showdown that ensues between Yuparach, Pasu, and their adversaries falls short of delivering a truly satisfying conclusion. It leaves much to be desired in terms of a more compelling resolution.
  
  Around the middle episodes, the storyline hits a lull, becoming somewhat predictable and losing its initial spark. However, it manages to regain its momentum towards the latter part. Interestingly, I watched the sequel prior to this series, drawn by the intriguing concept of our protagonist being a twin. Yet, I couldn't shake off the disappointment at the missed opportunity to delve deeper into the twins' connection. The brief mention of this aspect towards the end felt like a mere nod, leaving much unexplored.
  
  Apart from the recurring character of Paothep, who bridges both narratives, the lack of a more substantial link between the twins' stories leaves a void in the overall experience. The hope for a more profound exploration into the circumstances leading to one twin's disappearance remains unfulfilled, hinting at a narrative thread that deserved more attention and closure.