Unforgotten Night

so bad you can’t look away

this is def one of those so bad train wrecks you can’t look away.
the mafia aspect was laughable. the bdsm was nonexistent and what they showed def did not look safe, sane or consensual. yoon and ton look very cute together but chemistry was spotty at some parts. the acting was decent in some parts and very meh in others. I think I saw somewhere that they had almost no workshops before starting to film so that makes sense.

and despite all of this I could not stop watching. lol. most ppl I’ve seen said the same thing, it’s terrible, I couldn’t stop watching, and watched til the end. lol

one thing to note I watched after the show aired, had I watched it week to week I likely would’ve dropped it mid series.

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A must watch series

ITS NOT GOOD! I WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH THAT IT IS NOT GOOD HAHAHAHAHA

The process of the plot? Chaotic.
The acting of the actors? Ok, except for Kamol, his acting is hideous.
The music? BAD!

The plot does not have a good structure. The storyline is not getting better. The characters are not redeeming themselves. You just had a one night stand, you forced him to live with you, and then he will fall in love with you? That is not possible, gosh! But I can accept it because not all series must be based on reality lmao

I do not know what the fck is happening! There are so many unnecessary scenes. The nc scenes are not that great, except for the thre*some in the shower. The actors delivered what they need to deliver.

In terms of acting, Kamol did very bad. His face is not moving, what the heck. He did not display that much of emotion and his lines are all monotone. The other actors are not the best but at least they did pretty good.

THE WHOLE SERIES IS LIKE A CIRCUS. Will I rewatch it again? Yes. Will I recommend it? Yes.

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when the boss falls in love

the story is ok i gave it a 10 as i didn't get confused in their storyline. literally i got my mind blown and replayed the part of the 3musketeers(watch it to know what i mean lol). the bdsm part was fun as it isn't the intense type (so those who can't stand such scene can watch it)

acting is also pretty much ok i didn't get bored maybe because of their eyes. irl, there are people who are mysterious and don't give away their emotions through their facial expressions. that's how Kumol is, the mysterious type. the one you wouldn't know what's in their mind unless they speak of it. as for Kim, i admire him for taking risk. though he doesn't love Kumol at first, he accepted his offer to use him to forget the pain of his unrequited love(it's quite scary to take risks when you get tired of hurting). for Khom and Baiboon's i'm having the thoughts of "oh wait do i want to see this? will it be cringe-y?" but turns out a satisfying ok. as for Lop, Kit and Ruj's part caught me off guard lol

might i add the part where they keep the domesticated tigers as pets. at first i thought it was just a stuffed toy, barely moving lol. it should've been nice or even better if they had a little story behind them(like these ones can't survive in the wild for some reasons. as i have watched a clip somewhere in socials where they keep such wild animals in a sanctuary as they won't survive in the wild for some health issues or not exposed or used to hunting for preys to feed).

sounds were fine the romantic sound made me laugh a little in some part but it was fine. and if repeating scenes can be considered as re-watching them, then it is.

all in all it was fun watching this as it isn't the intense type.. it was a great watch after watching something heavy/intense. that's how i do it whenever I've seen an intense series, i wash it down with something light and fun :)

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Not sure if I liked this or hated it.

My reactions on this show are so confusing. First, let's start with the plot. Oh, wait, no plot. Yep, again with the story built around the sex scenes and not much else. Next, acting. Well, the actor who played Kamol had no expression pretty much the whole series. Not once. Angry, sad, in love, all one expression ... blank. The actor who played Kim was slightly better, but his reactions varied from sulking to sad to clueless with little in between. He was adorable though, so that saved him from total idiocy. [UPDATE: Since I've written this review I've seen several interviews with Yoon and Ton (the main actors) and found that they both have normal expressions and can smile and behave like other people. This leads me to believe that the director asked for the specific expressions (or lack thereof) that were made during this series. So this appears to be the fault of the director and not the actors themselves.] The music was nothing. Like the only thing I remember about it was that they played creepy music during the sex scenes. Is that supposed to be sexy? I have doubts about the competency of this director. Rewatch value: if you like the sex scenes, you can skim back and watch those again, but I wasn't that impressed. Overall, I gave this show a higher value than it deserved because I was impressed with Kamol's absolute dedication and adoration for Kim. Since it was based on a one night stand and somehow he was able to maintain that intensity of love over the course of learning about Kim's personality, I actually felt like the actors deserved props for that. Like Kamol's strangely blank expression was somehow able to at least show an intensity and his actions spoke volumes. So while I wouldn't say this show was good, I wouldn't say it was worthless.

Now about the relationships: this will contain some spoilers. For the first relationship, that is technically over when the series starts: Day and Kim! Wow, that's disgusting. Day is a prick and his love for Itt doesn't make him less of a selfish jerk. I would use other words if I didn't think there were some cursing rules on this website. Anyway, Day and Kim apparently close since high school and dating. But Day never cared about Kim and over time, trying to stay in a relationship with someone he didn't love lead him to treat Kim badly and feel resentment. Then when Day finally met someone else, he dumped Kim like trash. I mean, why not end the relationship as soon as Day realised he didn't love Kim, which was obviously before he met someone he did love? There is no reasoning there except for pure selfishness. Day couldn't let Kim go to find his own happiness until Day found someone else, so he kept Kim hanging on even though he treated him badly and resented him. So you hope for better with Kim's next relationship, but honestly, I don't think Day deserved better. Though he ended up with someone who loved him and treated him well, you could tell that even Itt felt jealous and unsure about Day at the beginning of the series. That's what happens when you string people along, neither your old lover nor your new lover can fully trust you.

Now for the main relationship between Kim and Kamol. Despite the fact that I said Kamol's intensity of love for Kim was cool to watch, this relationship started out as nothing but toxic. After a one night stand, Kamol was possessive, assuming, stalking, and demanding. Like he thought Kim was his property. Why Kim ultimately went with him still leaves me scratching my head in confusion. I can only assume that was Kim's low self-esteem was making that decision, which was what his toxic relationship with Day did to him. Also, though Kamol says he loves Kim and he's trying to protect him, his selfishness is also in evidence because the safest thing for Kim would actually be not having a relationship with a mafia boss whose job puts them in danger. If Kamol really loved Kim more than he loved himself, he would have let Kim go free in the beginning. So intensity doesn't dictate levels of actual love. Their relationship remains pretty toxic throughout the season, with Kim continuing to treat Kamol as though he doesn't care about him (very passive aggressive) and Kamol continuing to treat Kim like property until nearly the end. Then for some reason that escapes me, they both confess their strong love for each other. It was a little confusing why Kim kept making the choices that led him back to Kamol and why Kamol kept loving Kim with no logic or reason, but okay. There was an annoyance over the past relationship between Kim and Day. When Kamol found out, rather than talking to his lover, he did this whole ignore and hurt scenario that only caused confusion and heartbreak. It made no sense, but I guess they had to throw in some reason for Kim and Danil to get kidnapped together. Then when they come out of that situation, Kamol doesn't apologize to Kim for hurting him or even mention his mistake. In fact, Day explains that Kamol just wanted to make sure that Day never hurt Kim again. So why treat Kim like a piece of trash and why did that take so long? Again, plot device that they threw in to make a reason for the kidnapping situation and then never addressed. That really left a bad taste in my mouth. At the end, they did seem to love each other and there was a nearly invisible amount of character development that made it almost believable. So the relationships aren't totally toxic, or at least don't end up that way. Which is probably why the Kamol/Kim relationship makes me think it wasn't a waste of run time. Still not something I loved or would watch again, but not a complete waste of time.

Final note: With regard to the BDSM relationship between Kamol and Kim. I find the handling of this subject to be irresponsible and reprehensible. BDSM does not mean that one partner gets consent to do whatever he wants to the other partner without regard to that person's comfort or well being. While they took the time to show that Kamol got consent, the whole idea that Kamol was like "you're not allowed to run away no matter how much it hurts" is just absurd. Both partners would actually discuss and set boundaries, they might even have a safe word so that each partner can have an enjoyable and safe experience. It isn't just a no-holds barred, I'm going to beat you until you cry and try to run away scenario. They do what they both want to do and feel comfortable with, it's not that one sided. The way the writer casually spreads misinformation through books and the production company then glorifies it in their TV series just shows how little they know and how low they are willing to sink in the pursuit of money. They have absolutely no respect for the work they do. In that regard, they should all be ashamed of themselves.

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Made me LMAO watching this

First of all, the acting, like wtf. Just in the episode 1 alone, the bed scene. I dont know what emotions theyre trying to invoke from the audience but dang I laughed so hard watching Kamol face and expression while he’s trying to whip Kim 😅 It’s like fifty shades of gray but Sesame Street’s version if you know what I mean.

Story is really interesting but it kinda got lost with the acting the fucked up musical score.
I mean, the piano background was so overdone, it’s giving me nightmares.
The cheesy ballads are so over dramatic you’d think youre watching titanic 😅

Overall I’d say it’s really hard to watch, you just want to get over it just so you know how it ends but youll never rewatch it for sure.

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"Unforgotten Night" it's a BL drama about Kim and Kamol, who met and have a one night stand. Kim wanted to forget his crush and Kamol wanted to find a new person that would agreed to his "taste" in bed.

It's a drama that tries to follow a similar style to "KinnPorsche", but obviously it can't be as good, because it's a very difficult, almost impossible task. Kamol and Kim's relationship is interesting and holds your attention, but the biggest problem for me was Yoon's performance, he looked like a robot the whole time, without any expression.

And the drama also has some exaggerated moments and others that are quite dull. Kamol and Kim started with extreme intensity, but after episode 6, the moments between them change completely and are just light kisses, but then in episode 10 they return to bondage. It becomes difficult to follow, they should maintain a more consistent pace. And what was with Kamol's three security guards making out in episode 10?! I didn't understand anything. HAHAHAHA'

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Not a must watch

The start of the series was fun; the tough dangerous maffia guy meets a sexy guy in a bar and have a exciting night and starts following the sexy guy around because he is the only person who can satisfy him in bed. What could be a more interesting and promising start!!

I expected passion and tension here; tough guys doing tough things, doing their work and business, getting a passionate and dangerous relationship. But after some episodes the tough guys turned out not to be tough and manly but sweet and soft, busy with their feelings and working on their relationship, petting their tiger, crying when they were hurt, saying nice things to their servants and friends, they were totally perfect. I did not realise that a maffia boss can be so sensitive and delicate. The story is so so, there are happening some things, but not really very interesting but also not very boring. The serie started with a hot scene, but ended with a kiss on the cheek, kind of kiss you give to your mother, very well behaved.
I did not like the acting, the boys looked handsome but it lacked emotions.

I finished the series so the serie is not too bad, but there are much better series then this one, for example rak dio.

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Could have been a real good series.

This drama was for me really disappointing. I haven't been able to read the novel yet but even without that there are so many things that I just can't get over with this series.

First, the trailer gave the impression that it was going to be a steamy series. It doesn't mean that I only like that type of series but if you say BDSM at least deliver it enough to be allowed to mention it. It looked as if Kamool only liked rough sex sometimes but in the beginning he was frustrated about no man being able to handle it. That just doesn't make sense. In the beginning of the series Kamool was that rough that the man was covered in what looks like gashes yet somehow Kim only ends up with some hickeys.

Second, I really like the actor who plays the role of Kamool and love some of his previous series but this series was acting wise not my favorite. Not just from his side but also the actor who played Kim. It really felt superficial. Their portrayal of the emotions of the characters was not great. Was it awful? No not really. I have read some other reviews and agree with them that the actor's seem to not know what was exactly expected from them. Like they were given the script the day of shooting and were told to wing it.

Third, I am a person who loves a BL even when the budget is low and the sex scenes are scarce. Why? Because when the actors can show a real good chemistry it can save a series even when they barely have any kiss scenes or even have when they have no kiss scenes. In the beginning of this series their chemistry was, in my personal opinion, the best. I don't know how long they had the time to prepare but it feels that they barely had any workshops together before shooting. I think that with some more time this series could have been a lot better.

I probably will rewatch this one time just to see if I could see something that can save this series for me or if I have skipped something important when I was watching it but after that probably not.

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Series completed

Just finished this series and while I agree that it is no way one of the best, I must state that I have seen worse tha this. Matter of fact, I'm still watching it, counting down for it to end because I already know what rating I am going to give it.

This series, unlike the next one, I knew what the plot was and was able to follow it (it was a week one, but still).

And yes the acting and the script was not one of yhe best and I got annoyed at the ending, but I can still say, it was still better than what I am watching that still has not one, but TWO episodes remaining.

It had very, very, VERY few good parts (one that comes to mind is the acceptance of Kim and Kamol's relationship from Kim's parents, especially the dad).

Overall, I give this series an A for effort. But my final official rating is 3.5/10. And yes, this is actually higher compared to what I am going to give the next BL that I am currently watching.

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Nothing more than a meme material!

This series is rated 18+ not because of the graphic and sexual scenes but for the mental torture this series happens to be!

When the trailer dropped for this series, I reckoned acting and direction will not be its strongest suit, but still, I was hoping for a better plot.
But when the first episode dropped, all hell broke loose. It was awful! I still decided to go on, but now 4 episodes , in, nothing makes sense.

Bad acting and poor directing skills overshadow anything that might be good in it.

I am still scratching my head for who thought this series is worthy of airing. The cast has no chemistry whatsoever. It is like they are being forced to work with each other.
Yoon should not have played Kamol. He does not make a good mafia character. I am sorry to his fans but his acting is awful in this series! The actor that plays Kim is not good either. Everyone is either overacting or is stiff during the scenes.

Their kissing scenes and intimate scenes are straight-up cringy. I rather stick a fork in my eyes than watch them awkwardly kiss. The direction is so bad! A teenager would have done a better job.

The story doesn't seem worthy either. Overall this series is a new definition of BAD in Thai bl.

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