Us

A hidden gem in the Thai GL world! Us beautifully portrays the slow-burn relationship between Dokrak and Pam. With sincere performances, natural chemistry, and a soft visual style, the series captures the emotional complexity of love, longing, and timing. It's tender, thoughtful, and refreshingly mature. If you enjoy subtle romance with depth, soft visuals, and genuine emotio, Us is absolutely worth your time. Bonnie and Emi's chemistry is so natural - every scene feels real and heartfelt.

Overall, Us is not just a GL series - it's a story about human connection, acceptance, and the quiet courage it takes to follow your heart. It's a slow burn in the best way, and by the time it ignites, it's deeply satisfying. For anyone looking for a well-acted, emotionally rich GL drama with beautiful storytelling, Us is a must-watch.

✨ Tender, honest, and unforgettable.

Us the series is probably the most romantic GL existing out there. It was very sweet yet subtle, an epitome of a healthy WLW kind of love-- gentle, patient and romantic. The chemistry of the leads were very natural, and their relationship in the series developed enough to a more realitistic approach of how these kinds of relationships work. Cinematography was beautiful and perfect for the story. The original soundtrack gave you that right amount of pinch and nostalgia in your heart--it gives an unexplainable trigger of emotions proving that this series can create an impact. This series was indeed a revelation.

I've yet to find a Thai GL that disappoints me, and 'Us' is certainly no exception. Emi and Bonnie are both very talented actresses with clear chemistry, their connection comes across so naturally. I'll continue to support each of them in future projects for sure.

Following this further, the production team clearly works hard and the cinematography is as good as any big budgeted American film, but with better writing! Mim also deserves recognition for her role as the antagonist, and I'm really looking forward to learning the reasoning behind her ambitions; it's hard to root against her given that Rak's father needs to get Luigi'd, and I give Pam props for not going that route as I'd much rather see the two of them get their happy ending in Ratchaburi where nobody can come between them. In conclusion, 'Us' is an A-plus you absolutely won't want to miss.