My Ex Thailand Movie 2009
Cast And Crew
Country: Thailand
Production Company: R.S. Film/ Avant
Genre: Horror/ Thriller
Director: Piyaphan Chuphet
Starring: Chakrit Yamnam, Wanida Termtanaporn, Nawadee Mokkawes, Uttama Chiwanichpan, Badin Duke, Borriwat Yutoe
Length: 90 mins
Date of release: 27th August, 2009
Reviews
Ken (Chakrit Yamnam) is a rising young actor who has relationship with many beautiful women and the entertainment media always gossip about him in the news. One of his most high-profiled relationship is with Boh (Uttama Chiwanichpan) who has already committed herself to him. Not long after that Ken quarrels with Min (Nawadee Mokkawes) and then turns to woo Ploy (Wanida Termtanaporn), a new upcoming actress.
One day the news of Ploy getting married to Ken spread like wildfire. Suddenly Ken feels he has lost his privacy, and blames that to his fanclub and paparazzi. Ken’s personal manager Nimit (Badin Duke) then advises him to take a break for a while. He leaves with Ploy to his seaside home to escape more publicity and scandalous news gossips. Later Boh is killed by a lorry after talking to him on a public phone. Then a female ghost starts to haunt him. Who is the female ghost and why is she appearing on Ken’s life?
Ken (Chakrit) is a heartthrob actor who has a bad boy reputation of loving beautiful girls and dumping them when he finds a new girl. His complicated relationship always leads to many gossips. When Ken's wedding is announced, the public curiously take more focus on him and his life never be the same again. Soon, Ken is convinced that he is threatened by his fan club and paparazzi. But when the threats getting more deadly, Ken begins to realize that an envious ghost of one of his ex-girlfriend never wants to let him go.
Empty-headed philandering guys out there: Let My Ex (Fan Kao, ???????) serve as a cautionary tale. If you've bedded your conquest, there's no need to tell her "you are the last and only woman for me". If anything, that seems like a bit of a turn off -- morbid even. And if one morning she says, "sweetheart, I'm pregnant", don't go "What? Are you kidding?"
Ken, an infamously womanizing actor, knows all the wrong moves when it comes to being a mac daddy. But then maybe he just can't help it. Perhaps Ken, as portrayed by Shahkrit Yamnarm, is simply addicted to love, or what he thinks his love. He flits from woman to woman, trying to recapture that fuzzy-wuzzy, gauze-filtered feeling that he had with her the first time.
Unfortunately, that feeling is apparently fleeting, and he's flitted from one woman to the next too many, specifically one named Meen ("Aom" Navadee Mokkhavesa). She's the one who says she's pregnant, so it's hard to blame her for appearing to be a bit clingy. Having the guy who's knocked her up, just when he's about to dump her, ask her if she's sure it's his baby, well no wonder she seems to be a bit of dingbat. Poor girl is in shock.
Ken has already moved on. At least twice. His latest conquest is an actress, a co-star named Ploy ("Gybzy" Wanida Termthanaporn). She should know better than to get involved with the notorious Ken -- especially when she sees what's been done to his car -- somebody's painted "bastard" all over it in blood-red paint. A paparazzi named King (Boriwat Yuto) captures the scene, which earns him a punch in the jaw from the angry Ken.
Ken's a charmer with the ladies. But he can't seem to find the words to tell them he's breaking up with them. So when a heartbroken Bow ("Bowie" Attama Chiwanitchapan ) -- wearing the infamous tight white blouse and short black skirt uniform of a college girl -- calls him while he's in his sportscar, he won't answer the phone. And it's not because he's obeying the law about talking on a cellphone while driving -- it's because Ploy is sitting right there in the passenger seat.
Bow tries a payphone in hopes Ken will pick up a strange number, but that doesn't work either. Bow then has the phone hung up for her permanently when a truck slams into the phone booth.
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