Night, un estudiante de último año de literatura, todavía no podía completar su proyecto final de novela porque no entendía el concepto de amor. Tuvo la oportunidad de conocer a Dream, el dueño de Tokyo Boy, y su amigo cercano en la escuela secundaria con quien había perdido contacto durante años, y nunca supo por qué Dream dejó su vida. Entonces, Dream y Night reavivaron su amistad. Night ni siquiera intentó preguntarle a Dream sobre su paradero. Simplemente le pidió a Dream que nunca más lo abandonara sin explicación. Después de eso, Dream ayudó a Night a encontrar el significado del amor por su trabajo. Ayudó a Night a darse cuenta de qué es el amor y de que es lo que Night había sabido desde el principio, pero no lo aceptó: Dream es su amor. La cobardía impidió que Night diera un paso adelante, lo que le hizo levantar un muro de hierro y negar sus sentimientos. Aún así, no importa cuánto lo intentó, sus sentimientos por Dream se hicieron más fuertes día a día. Fuertes y obvios hasta el punto de que ya no podía reprimirlos, pero parecía que ya era demasiado tarde... porque Dream estaba a punto de dejar su vida nuevamente. (Fuente: Inglés = Youku || Traducción = NaLeen en MyDramaList) ~~ Adaptado de la novela "Night Dream" (คืนฝันของฉันและเธอ) de Faddist o Po Fo (ปอฝอ). Edit Translation
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- Título original: คืนฝันของฉันและเธอ
- También conocida como:
- Guionista: Preayaporn Boonpa
- Director: Kanathorn Tabvilai
- Géneros: Romance, Drama
Dónde ver Night Dream
Reparto y créditos
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![Ohm Thanakrit Chiamchunya in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)]( "Ohm Thanakrit Chiamchunya in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)")
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![Toosafe Krittawat Suwanich in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)]( "Toosafe Krittawat Suwanich in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)")
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![Jina Thanchanok Sanguansitthikul in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)]( "Jina Thanchanok Sanguansitthikul in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)")
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![Frong Thammasiri Umpujh in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)]( "Frong Thammasiri Umpujh in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)")
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![Aomsin Wongrapee Krusong in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)]( "Aomsin Wongrapee Krusong in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)")
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![Jeff Nathadej Pititranun in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)]( "Jeff Nathadej Pititranun in Night Dream Thai Drama (2023)")
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Reseñas
Had Potential
Based on the first few eps, I really thought this series had potential to tell a well rounded story within 6 episodes, but by the end of ep 4... it gets a little messy (and annoying). Not sure why Night tripped over his own two feet so much, especially if he had y e a r s to wrap his head around what he felt for Dream. I really didn't like how he emotionally toyed with Dream throughout the series. But I guess it shouldn't have been a huge surprise since he basically what he did with Namwan also.Acting was great. Just wish the story was told better.
want the actors in something else (skip ep 5)
Overall: there was potential with an angstier story but the writing got progressively worse as the series continued. Skip episode 5 and start episode 6 at 43 minutes. 6 episodes about 30 minutes each. Aired on Youku's YouTube channel, first episode link https://youtu.be/B36ryCeKxUw Rookie Thailand has also produced: 21 Days Theory, Future and The Best StoryContent Warnings: past death, grief, homophobia, bullying, punches, parental verbal abuse
What I Liked
- some sweet moments
- they explained what happened 5 years ago so the time gap made some sense (but 5 years was too long)
- funny with the friends hiding behind plants
- glad she finally stood up for herself though she should have told Night he needed to figure his stuff out asap before someone else started dating Dream
- Dream seeking communication at the beginning of episode 5
- Namwan in the second half of the series (though I didn't hate her in the first half)
- production value was good for what I assume is a low budget series (except for the too loud background music at times)
Room For Improvement
- time skip needed to be 2 years instead of 5 to feel more realistic
- cliched writing, unnecessary love triangles, drunk kissing, etc
- not clear when flashbacks started/ended/were flashbacks
- the multitude of flashbacks made the episodes feel choppy, would rather they had shown everything in the past and done 1 time skip to the present (similar to ITSAY), there were even flashbacks to scenes we had just watched like with the professor (also what on earth is you fail a university class if you can't write an amazing novel? does that really happen???)
- nonsense stuff (who doesn't know their best friend has a sibling, they've never met in person or seen a picture? they could have made this a step sibling during the time gap to make sense)
- failed redemption arcs for the dad and brother
- unclear of how much time passed in the last episode
- hardcoded English subtitles were a little difficult to read (didn't take off points for this)
