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The fabulously chaotic foursome—Gus, Golf, Kim, and Natty—are back in this riotous Thai comedy that manages to be both utterly absurd and surprisingly heartfelt. When a series of ridiculous mishaps (starting with Natty's gut-twisting timing and Kim's obsession with perfection) spirals into a high-stakes scheme, the squad must 'fake it until they make it' to secure a life-changing inheritance. Along the way, Gus finds himself torn between his settled life with new boyfriend Win and lingering feelings for his ex, Top. With cameos from real-life Thai star Chompoo Araya, the film barrels through plastic surgery conspiracies, pregnancy scams, and mid-air disasters, all while tackling deeper themes of validation, family, and self-acceptance. It's a glittery, foul-mouthed, and surprisingly tender love letter to queer friendship and the messy journey of finding your own happy ending.

Tang Tawanwad Wanavit

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Vichaya Vatanasapt

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Jina Osothsilp

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Arporn Meebangyang

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Gus Thachpacha Setthachai

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Keng Jira Maligool

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One Vanridee Pongsittisak

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Pookie Paweenut Pangnakorn

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Jan Puchong Tuntisungwaragul

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Manow Waneepan Ounphoklang

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Title Kittiphak Thongauam

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Chompoo Araya Alberta Hargate

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the_mother_of_loopers

June 2025

9/10

I came for the closure on Gus and Top, and I left with my heart full. This movie is stupidly funny – Natty’s butt-dialing intestines had me crying – but it also nails the anxiety of growing up and the fear of losing your chosen family. The camp is loud, the stereotypes are there, but the love between these four idiots is so real. My mom even laughed, and she never likes my BL stuff.

saichan_newbie

Jan 14, 2026

9/10

I never watched the series, but the film made me want to dive into it immediately. The plot is completely ridiculous – fake pregnancies, a plastic surgery mix-up, a little girl with a shopping addiction – but the journey is never boring. Cathy (Chompoo Araya) is a delight; she truly commits to the mockery of celebrity culture. The friendship chemistry among the four mains is off the charts. Highly recommend for a laugh with surprising heart.

logic_over_fluff

August 2024

5/10

I was a fan of season 1, but season 2 lost me, and this film didn't fully win me back. Too much toilet humor that feels recycled, and the central romance between Gus and Top is given such a rushed, unsatisfying ending. The creators waste too much time on the new celebrity subplot instead of letting the queer romance breathe. Hard pass unless you're a die-hard Tootsies completist.

cultural_lens_watcher

March 2025

7/10

I appreciate how this film uses its absurdity to address real issues – Natty’s desperation for a child, Gus’s fear of domesticity, Kim’s perfectionism. The camp gay stereotypes are a double-edged sword: they’re part of the fun, but they also risk reinforcing clichés. The film eventually wins you over with its sincere message about found family and self-acceptance. Just be prepared to fast-forward through the first five minutes of crude gags.

Tootsies and the Fake