Crayon Shin-chan: Fast Asleep! The Great Assault on Dreamy World!

2016 • 97 min • Adventure · Animation · Comedy · Family · Fantasy

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Synopsis

One night, the Nohara family were enjoying a pleasant dream, when suddenly a big fish appeared in their dreams and ate them. The next morning, Hiroshi read in the newspaper that everybody in another town had the same nightmare as him, but it seemed to have ended. But Hiroshi also heard the same dream from Misae, Shinnosuke, Himawari and even Shiro. They were surprised and thought if the same thing is happening in Kasukabe too. In kindergarten, on telling others about his nightmare, Shinnosuke was surprised to know that everybody too had the same dream. Then a mysterious girl named Saki was transferred to Futaba Kindergarten and joined Shinnosuke's class. Everyone in the class, including the rather inactive Bo-chan, were all excited and happy on seeing her. But Saki had a cold attitude and didn't get along well.

Our family guide

Best from age 6

Movie Knight Score

57 reviews

66 Audience · 57 · 100%

The Nohara family and their town are plagued by a recurring nightmare where a giant fish eats them. A mysterious new girl at Shinnosuke's kindergarten is connected to a dream world where everyone can fulfill their deepest wishes, but darker forces are also at play. The family must team up to protect everyone's dreams.

Violence & peril: 3/10
Language: 1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking: 0/10
Romance & sensuality: 1/10
Scary moments: 4/10

Heads up

Some surreal and frightening imagery in dream sequences
Minor peril and cartoon action

What it models well

The power of family bonds
Confronting fears
The importance of empathy

Talk about it after

What makes a good dream versus a bad dream?
How do your actions affect others, even in dreams?
Why is it important to face your fears?

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