This review may contain spoilers
Definitely one of the best GMMTV Series
I finally watched this in 2025—yeah, super late 😅
I’d lost interest in Thai series and movies for a while, but Not Me was one of the few that got me out of my watching slump.
Not Me isn’t a typical BL series. It blends thriller, romance, and activism in a way that feels fresh and meaningful, and it shows how politics and the law are really used in the real world.
The acting is top-notch—especially Gun. Gotta give it up to him. Playing two characters with completely different personalities and making viewers instantly tell them apart? That’s skill. Off doesn’t disappoint either; he truly brings Sean to life.
And the tension between them in the middle of the series? Damn. No need for excessive NC scenes to convey their emotions or their love—the chemistry and acting say it all.
The 14 episodes left me wanting more, largely because of how strong the soundtrack and cinematography are. It feels very different from most typical GMMTV series. The music is always on point, blending seamlessly with each scene and elevating the emotions throughout.
Overall, Not Me stands out as a bold and meaningful series that goes far beyond typical BL storytelling. With its powerful performances, striking cinematography, and an unforgettable soundtrack, it delivers both emotional depth and social relevance. It’s a series that stays with you long after the final episode.
I’d lost interest in Thai series and movies for a while, but Not Me was one of the few that got me out of my watching slump.
Not Me isn’t a typical BL series. It blends thriller, romance, and activism in a way that feels fresh and meaningful, and it shows how politics and the law are really used in the real world.
The acting is top-notch—especially Gun. Gotta give it up to him. Playing two characters with completely different personalities and making viewers instantly tell them apart? That’s skill. Off doesn’t disappoint either; he truly brings Sean to life.
And the tension between them in the middle of the series? Damn. No need for excessive NC scenes to convey their emotions or their love—the chemistry and acting say it all.
The 14 episodes left me wanting more, largely because of how strong the soundtrack and cinematography are. It feels very different from most typical GMMTV series. The music is always on point, blending seamlessly with each scene and elevating the emotions throughout.
Overall, Not Me stands out as a bold and meaningful series that goes far beyond typical BL storytelling. With its powerful performances, striking cinematography, and an unforgettable soundtrack, it delivers both emotional depth and social relevance. It’s a series that stays with you long after the final episode.
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