Wow, just wow.

This is the first time I am ever writing a series review. I have seen a ton. I am probably one of those who watch one per day, but this is the first time I've felt compelled to write about one. I had heard about ITSAY several times in the past few months, before I finally decided to watch it this week. And well all that I had heard was well-deserved. It is a beautiful piece of cinema. It seems more and more like an art piece, with every seen. But it isn't the untouchable or too grand to get close kind of art. It's the kind that calls on you to touch, feel, experience and enjoy. It is brilliance personified.

The director and the production crew created a masterpiece. I am especially impressed with the story-telling. It's well paced, real, fun, engaging and oh so human. This isn't about just two boys falling in love. It's about love, friendship, growing up, discovering yourself, your dreams, and so much more. Each character is so well acted that these characters become real relatable people. Hats off to Billkin and PP, they delivered splendid performances. They were so honest and believable as Teh and Oh-aew that I felt every single one of their emotions. There were times I cried with them and times when I wanted to knock some sense into them, but at the end I just fell in love with who they were.

I can go on and on about this masterpiece. But I think, the most important thing is it's cinematic brilliance that shouldn't be missed.

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