Actually, the x's on people's faces was a part of the manga as well! Completely agreed that it was an effective tool to depict social anxiety and I always personally loved that detail.

@anonymousdee8849

6 жыл бұрын

I agree, especially as someone who suffers from a lot of social anxiety. I thought it was a really unique way to express his anxiety and it worked really well!

@NewYearsMixDDS2012

5 жыл бұрын

I loved the X’s. It made me feel the character’s loneliness and felt like an outcast watching it.

@Joseph-im5uv

5 жыл бұрын

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@Adamant_Adam

5 жыл бұрын

I've never been able to express how my anxiety affected how I viewed the world. This movie really helped me a lot the past 2 years

@vitalion8235

5 жыл бұрын

Alaina Tomasello Yeah, I have SAD and this is... Really relatable to be honest. I try and ignore those who I’m not comfortable with and am easy to mistrust others and their intentions.

I can’t believe they lost to boss baby...

@six______

5 жыл бұрын

TheIconic Dot Wait what

@theiconicdot3508

5 жыл бұрын

Sam Says Suck An Egg. Exactly

@DarthMalgusSith_Lord

5 жыл бұрын

the Japanese animation industry doesn't give a shit about Oscar

@princessthyemis

5 жыл бұрын

@@DarthMalgusSith_Lord I think it's the other way around! The Academy SHOULD care about animation, Hollywood should care, but they DON'T and it SICKENS ME!

@DarthMalgusSith_Lord

5 жыл бұрын

@@princessthyemis this is shown how corrupt hollywood are

The scene where she says sorry is gut wrenching

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

Mazion12 especially when says it in her own voice and not in sign language. And she is not good (but not terrible, mind you) at speech.

@roo3534

6 жыл бұрын

Mazion12 The whole freaking movie is gut wrenching 😂😭

@ninjadynasty1132

6 жыл бұрын

isnt the reason shes hated by ueno is because she constantly says shes sorry

@grog3514

6 жыл бұрын

This is literally every other scene.

@rachelb.684

6 жыл бұрын

Ninja Dynasty It's constantly gut wrenching

The end part when the x falls off everybody’s face I was crying so hard

@yukistel

4 жыл бұрын

Same omggg!!! When my friend asked me where I cried so hard in the movie I said the end part and he just said it wasnt that sad, but like.. it shot straight to my heart and I cried so harddddddd

@katelynkeeton4569

4 жыл бұрын

Same mate, my heart hurt so much-

@tigercow

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I could've cried. I feel like I am missing out because I didn't cry once watching most movies or shows. It makes me angry.

@NameName-yj7lp

4 жыл бұрын

Cow Tiger No- you just don’t get that full feel as others and don’t be mad about it it’s ok

@tigercow

4 жыл бұрын

@@NameName-yj7lp i really wanna get that full experience tho

This movie hit me in the feels so hard I started coughing up dopamine.

@Kokomiii

6 жыл бұрын

Nice

@tridentsanzu8857

6 жыл бұрын

*Cough* kimi no nawa *cough*

@tourmelion9221

6 жыл бұрын

It’s SO good

@cybersans8198

5 жыл бұрын

@@tridentsanzu8857 I don't think the people will like that.

@tridentsanzu8857

5 жыл бұрын

@@cybersans8198 they're monsters

Kid no Katachi is my proof that characters can change for the better as they grow, only for those that want to.

@aiamdaderp8524

6 жыл бұрын

*koe

@kon7149

6 жыл бұрын

That would translate to "The shape of a kid" ._.

@squiddycheese7399

6 жыл бұрын

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

@chiaseed7974

6 жыл бұрын

In the manga it showed there the detailed process of each character'[s character development. I was slightly disappointed that it didn't showed much in the moview but I understand because you have a limited time to fit all the story in a 2hr movie

@justjebb2097

6 жыл бұрын

dude its koe no katachi

I absolutely loved this movie. It left me with a feeling that I couldn’t describe and I’ve watched it many times. One of my favorites. 💗

@tourmelion9221

6 жыл бұрын

Jaden Stanbro same it’s so sad and beautiful at the same time

@JoshHowardChannel

6 жыл бұрын

Jaden Stanbro you got good taste.

@sakuta6088

4 жыл бұрын

Tourmelion if this is sad then what is if marnie was there?

@tipsndtricks4597

4 жыл бұрын

Save For Waifus I loved when marnie was there even if it was kinda confusing the end was beautiful

@sakuta6088

4 жыл бұрын

tipsndtricks too sad

This movie actually made me cry. It was the first time in a long time I was crying about something and I knew what it was, actually the 'we can change if we try our best' mentality is something that made me realize I shouldn't be entitled to happiness. Happiness is a goal, something *worth* working and prelonging for. This movie taught me to be grateful to be alive 10/10

@bhavya2825

5 жыл бұрын

"it was the first time in a long time I was crying about something and knew what it was" An year old comment and it still resonantes goddamn

@andrewlee9108

5 жыл бұрын

Facts and this is the first anime movie ive ever watched so it was a really good first experience

@talaali9897

5 жыл бұрын

This movie is the best movie ive ever watched I really love anime movies the first time was an amv trialer about it and I really liked it and then I saw a boy that commented about the movie and then a girl said it was ko no katachi I wrote it and when I saw the movie I watched again and again and again it was so amazing and it was so sad but its still so amazing and this was the first full anime movie that ive watched and I still watch it

@ShianLMAO

4 жыл бұрын

A 2 year old comment and it still works 😊

@neonwonders5923

4 жыл бұрын

@@ShianLMAO lol

I watched the first 57 seconds of this video and was like "Wow this looks ok, Imma watch it" and I literally paused the video and immediately went to watch the movie. After I watched it, I was like "Fuck this is a really good movie, how did I find this, oh wait." I just came back from watching the movie.

The face X's mostly appear when Shou is experiencing social anxiety and is unable to look people in the eyes. They did a great job expressing that when Kawai walks up to Shou at his desk and he deliberately avoids looking up at her.

At first I judged a book by its cover and I thought it was a cliché bully redeems himslef and then finds love then happy ever after. Yet watching it, I was completely wrong and I feel ashamed of false judging such a masterpiece. It deals with stuff I never thought was in the movie. 10/10 I will watch again Sorry for judging and reading my comment.

@daraghsla6625

5 жыл бұрын

Tuna Tua you should watch kimi no na wa/your name

@ninnie714

4 жыл бұрын

@@daraghsla6625 I watched that movie and didn't like it at all. Maybe it was because I had such high hopes for the movie, because of all the praise it got. The visuals are absolutely beautiful tho.

@jakrabitt4048

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@superarash6594

3 жыл бұрын

@@ninnie714 same, though while I didn’t hate it I was kinda disappointed.

my heart got ripped out of my chest when she blamed herself and kept on apologising ToT

The movie and manga are both great in their own rights. Lets be realistic, the movie adaptation couldn't have included all of the character building that the manga does because they dont want to make a 3 or 4 hour movie. Its not ideal and so they had to cut corners, and instead they just put the attention on Ishida and Nishimiya. Its a different direction and it works well enough. I think to enjoy both the manga and the movie you have to put aside the expectation that a 62 chapter manga can be translated well onto film. There are also many aspects of the film that greatly triumph over the manga. The movie has the added ability of music to scenes to elevate them above what the manga could provide. The movie has colour. I cant be fucked to think of anymore, but you get the idea.

@greatbrandini3967

6 жыл бұрын

Elbentojr bois this is why I still argue the film is better than the manga. Not saying the manga isn't good, anyone who liked the movie should read it. But the experience of the movie is absolutely breathtaking

@patrickaung7981

5 жыл бұрын

Elbentojr bois I get what you mean by the 3 to 4 hour movie for this...but I would actually like that. That’d be great as the movie honestly felt so quick.Loved it

@honeyispure

5 жыл бұрын

tbh they should've made this a seasonal anime so they can adapt ALL of the manga. Its not too late tho, i would still love it any way

@SnailMan63

5 жыл бұрын

Elbentojr bois Basically huge props to the director. She did amazing. The best way I can describe the relationship between the manga and movie (from what you said since I haven’t read the manga) is like how you cook your eggs. Either or any of the ways could be good but one will always leave out and add some things the others didn’t.

@mindmomo

5 жыл бұрын

I prefer considering both as different stories just using the same elements and characters

A silent voice is a 100/10

@witherredaway

4 жыл бұрын

you mean infinite/10

@vivyttt8831

3 жыл бұрын

@@witherredaway agreed

@ehehehehlolll325

3 жыл бұрын

@@witherredaway Sideways 8

A silent voice is the best anime movie I have ever watched... At some point your heart just trembles watching this movie.. It has such deep meaning, it will make you cry.

@chaseandjojo

4 жыл бұрын

Mr Rango I’m ticked that I’m not crying whenever I watch it now

@3racha_ckiisses349

4 жыл бұрын

ChaseandJoJo bro same. It’s my first time watching it and maybe I didn’t understand the meaning but my eyes are drier than it’s ever been. It wasn’t sad for me. I cry at everything I don’t understandd

@chaseandjojo

4 жыл бұрын

3racha_ Chanty I cried 3 separate times the first time I watched. None of them were straight up bawling, just tears in my eyes. After that, I never teared up. I only got major goosebumps. I say you should always use headphones of some sort, and have the volume loud, and to also watch it at night. Put yourself in the protagonist’s shoes. I also bought the manga set, and it was very good. It’s pretty different from the movie. Another anime you should definitely watch is Your Lie in April if you haven’t yet.

@samc5934

4 жыл бұрын

Spirited Away or A Silent Voice>>>

@blackwiiremote

4 жыл бұрын

this is the first time a movie made me cry so it’s pretty powerful tbh

When she said "I love you" that hit like a train

@shryoder

4 жыл бұрын

@Koffee Krisp bruh

@Min-vl7st

4 жыл бұрын

@Koffee Krisp oml, I felt so bad I was crying and laughing at the same time 💀😭💀😭💀

The feet is Naoko Yamada's style, you can see it in her other works too, she believes feet movement can reveal a lot about a person

@thenotoriusbp

3 жыл бұрын

and shes right

This movie took me by surprise! So many gut-wrenching twists and turns, and like you mentioned: astounding cinematography! I wish more people will discover it in the near future. And I can't wait to see Naoko Yamada's next film!

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

SolRS18 or next anime series? Also the writer for this film is Reiko Yoshida, who written a lot of great anime such as K-ON and Tamako Market. Can't wait what she writes next.

@patrick05020

6 жыл бұрын

she works for kyoto animation, that company has produced anime that are considered to be the best of the best such as CLANNAD/ -AFTER STORY-, Lucky Star, Nichijou, Dragon maid, this film, Sound Euphonium, Free!, K-ON, HARUHI, and many others. i personally hold them as my personal favorite anime company. Many of these Naoko yamada has worked on, most notably Clannad and this film, both considered to be perfect and clannad after story being up at #2 on myanimelist's Top rated anime for awhile.

@adrmax3292

5 жыл бұрын

*Congrats to your 400th like*

@KaitlynFedrick

5 жыл бұрын

Well Liz and the Blue Bird is out now and it's truly amazing

@ancorey25

4 жыл бұрын

deeply heart wrenching movie.

I just randomly found it and watched it and I cried so much its amazing

@hariyantdm7295

6 жыл бұрын

Chloe Ricks SUPER SAME

@zohaibbhatti7818

6 жыл бұрын

Chloe Ricks same lol, I was so surprised at its 93% rating compared to infinity wars 83%, I had to see why it was rated higher. The story was spectacular, animation and cinematography were PERFECT and character development was amazing as well.

@phoebewilson6739

5 жыл бұрын

It was recommended to me on youtube and i had nothing to do for the next two hours. I have no regret!!

@Archxr

4 жыл бұрын

SAME! I just saw it and i said screw it

Shouko Nishimiya Best Girl No Contest.

@randromix8135

6 жыл бұрын

Victor Medina Indeed. She’s just so pure, too

@Shadenfroide

6 жыл бұрын

Rem fans in the background.

@ahisee5181

6 жыл бұрын

*shoya's mom best girl*

@devrizalalderon3174

6 жыл бұрын

02 was the best

@LeoSkyro

6 жыл бұрын

Ueno worst bitch of the universe no contest

Sorry but I prefer a silent voice than your name!

@lousassoled3485

6 жыл бұрын

Deborah Lozano both make you cry but i think your right

@endou5308

6 жыл бұрын

You dont even know my name. Why do you care? 😂😂

@Nik-md4to

6 жыл бұрын

SpartansGlory I hope you're joking

@nateadams9517

6 жыл бұрын

Your Name is overrated and too human

@theiconicdot3508

5 жыл бұрын

I agree

The X's were not a director's choice, it they were in the manga as well

@mukulvdhiman

6 жыл бұрын

I think he meant by the choice of opting to actually go with the manga and not portraying it as something else

Silent voice have secured a very special place inside my heart.

I saw this movie before I got into Anime. At first I was like “LOL, why is everyone so worked up about Japanese cartoons?” I did eventually watch the movie though, and boy, that really hit me. It made me have a whole new respect for anime.

R.I.P to the creators of a silent voice 💚

@whelvd

5 жыл бұрын

💔

@shryoder

4 жыл бұрын

Rest in peace

@Min-vl7st

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't know... RIP 💓

@trashmouse_cosplay

4 жыл бұрын

wait what

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

What happened

Great video! I think a lot of people don't realize that the movie and manga go for similar but different messages. While the manga gives focus to all the characters, the movie goes into great detail on the mentality of just the two leads. I can understand why it might be frustrating for that so much was left out, but in the context of just Shouko and Shouyo on their journey of self forgiveness and acceptance, it is absolutely masterful.

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

Danny Kazari Actually that does explain a lot. I didn't really thought of it that way. Thanks.

I cried while watching The Silent Voice

Besides the things you mentioned, one of my favourite aspects of the film are the characters and their psychology. Each character is so... _real._ They are like actual people you might know irl. And you could literally make a psycho-analyzing video on each of them, there is that much to be said about everyone. They are so well-developped that you can actually understand them. There might be characters that you'll hate at first glance, but if you think about them as people, about their personalities, their motives, it all makes sense. They are very three-dimensional and psychologically really interesting. It's actually an interesting study of the human nature...

This is one of those only anime I cried on

"The characters are unique but also tropish/stereotypical" you mean like a real person? We all fall into one stereotype or another thats why stereotypes exist because they are quick and easy descriptions of real people without getting too deep into what makes them unique, but real live humans are unique and just like everyone else, both at the same time.

I think one of my favorite things about the movie (and manga, but I havent read it) is how they tackle difficult subjects like social anxiety, suicide, and depression or self hatred. They dont make it seem like it's just all something that goes away in a day, like a lot of Hollywood films do. They use subtle ways to show the characters mentality, and don't over exaggerate. Sorry if this explanation sounded bad, but I really did enjoy the film and their approaches

@sem3074

4 жыл бұрын

This is w/o a doubt my favourite non action anime movie. Only thing i was kinda pissed about was that shouyo and shoka didnt kiss on the bridge

@cookielover5838

3 жыл бұрын

Same , it dives into stuff that isnt normally discussed / animated about and carries a good message.

@osolsl9321

Жыл бұрын

@@sem3074 well because the author of this manga didn’t want it to be a love story. That’s just not the main theme and the message this story wants to show

@osolsl9321

Жыл бұрын

And btw its shoko and shoya

@sem3074

Жыл бұрын

@@osolsl9321 I realize that now, you were 3 years late 💀

This movie surprised me in pretty much every way possible. I was already in love with Yamada's work, K-On! and Tamako Market/Love Story being some of my favorite anime for years, but I was skeptical of this one. I read the manga years ago and kind of forgot about it. I wasn't really that interested in it. I've also seen a TON of anime. I'm nearing 600 now on MAL. I just don't get as excited about anime as I used to. However, Koe no Katachi reignited so many feelings, touched me in so many ways, and made me reconsider so many of my thinking patterns because of how hard I related to Ishida. I thought nothing could topple K-On! as my favorite anime, but Koe did it. Can't wait for her Euphonium movie. I bet it will blow me away as well.

Honestly, I never like anime but this movie. Shit just got real. It's so relatable to my life.

@Jc-587

5 жыл бұрын

Same! I was a lot like Shoya when he was growing up and still kind of am in a sense

@summero-my5in

5 жыл бұрын

@Michael Langley don't gatekeep smh

@gladiusbladeofthenorth9939

4 жыл бұрын

Same(I know this comment is old)

@tryomama

4 жыл бұрын

@@gladiusbladeofthenorth9939 I don't even remember I comment this.

Bro when she jumped off at that moment my heart stopped

Why I always have to click on Koe no katachi videos

When i watched this movie it actually inspired me to learn sign language, and the story is really good too. You really need to watch it

Your name and a silent voice is sharing first place

This is my second favorite anime, and truly a work of art that is almost tied with my favorite film of all time, Your Name. If you haven't watched Your Name, I suggest you do, as the cinematography is incredible, Makoto Shinkai is a master of depicting light and weather, and the story portrays the theme of our bond to life and each other in a unique way. Both A Silent Voice and Your Name have inspired me in ways that no other anime or film in general has.

@KatanaBananaa

4 жыл бұрын

I watched A Silent Voice just after watching Your Name. People tend to argue about which is better but in my opinion both of them are beautiful in their own unique way. Makoto Shinkai's works are always mesmerizing not only in scenery and animation, but in story as well. You should watch The Garden of Words which is also one of Shinkai's works. Sadly, the bittersweet part about these masterpieces are the empty feelings that linger just after finishing it :/.

Watching this again on new years, it's the only movie to ever make me cry. Its perfect to me.

I adore this movie. but whenever i had to explain why exactly i loved it so much to another person i was just never able to find the right words so watching this made me learn more about the movie

I cried at some parts of the movie and if you want to watch it, it's now on Netflix with different dubbing as well

Is anyone watching in2019 figuring out that the crew past away in fire and crying there eyes out 😭😭😭😭

I watched this movie for the first time today and its probably in my top 3 movies of all time.

I love the movie so much it left me wanting more like what happened after the events that took place

@gfhfdhgf8630

6 жыл бұрын

do you think they will ever make a second movie i hope so they can still make a movie about what happends after the ending

@plantherum2365

6 жыл бұрын

Dankus Memus probably not

Still waiting for a release date in my country. Any minute now

The manga is one of my absolute favorites and when I heard that there was a movie coming out I checked everyday after the release of it for it subbed anywhere. Needless to say it took a lot longer than expected but the movie did not at all disappoint me and even made me fall in love with the series even more. The manga art is unique and eye catching but the way they translated it into an animation was breathtaking.

Oooh 15K today! Way to go you! Also I waited to watch this video until watching A Silent Voice, at 2 am for some reason, but I'm glad I did & I love it! The cinematography throughout is so amazing. I also cried throughout at least half of it if not a third of the full 2 hour film.

Her sorries hurt my heart, they say physical pain is hell but hearing everytime she said sorry was like a knife being stabbed through my heart.

3:37 When the budget is so high even the background characters move 0_0

Great video!👍

Just passing through you popped into my suggested, nice video. I have seen this movie, I like the action-y type anime but this engages you super well

Barely found this channel, how have I been missing out this much, and barely 10k subs. Honestly deserve way more, this is quality content and I love it.

The moment then all the x's falled...WATER STYLE: WATERFALLS OF TEARS JUTSU!

@Specopleader

5 жыл бұрын

Sincerely, can you explain to help me understand why everyone feels sad or cries in the ending? I (think I) understand the message of the movie, but I couldn't find it relatable enough to feel strong enough emotions. The only time I teared a but was the beginning's bullying scenes and Shoto's near-suicide.

I remembered when I watched this last year: 10/10 movie i really liked it XD

everytime u rewatch it it becomes more awesome because of how many samll details we missed and how many details there are

I loved this movie. For some people, it really hits close to home. I love the way it represents social anxiety and the ending when he overcomes it. I cry every time I watch this movie 🥺❤️

Ever since i watched this movie i have started to consume more stuff from KyotoAnimation. And i really enjoy their works. Looks always good. Characters are very often relatable/feel realistic. And yeah koe no katachi ia the best movie i have watched this year.

It wasn't as successful as it should have because of Your Name

@communistyoda266

6 жыл бұрын

IdeasOnEK k

Great video Matt, I was kinda worried you were gonna do a 10 minute video analysis which almost every anime KZreadr already did. But I am glad it was short and to the point. By the way, I hope you do reach 10,000 subscribers, I have an idea for your next video for it: "what makes a anime movie or series great?" Is it because of it's sad or happy themes? Is it because of its underlying symbolism and metaphors. I always wondered if it's because of the director, or is it the writer, or just altogether along with the cast and crew production on everything, including cinematography & art.

Thank you for using upbeat music. I love watching analysis videos but I don't like crying when I'm not even watching the actual movie

My friend: what's so good about a silent voice I really don't get the hype Me: .....you monster My ex friend: what

@rycap9927

5 жыл бұрын

the sad thing is, we don't know if the crew who animated silent voice are alive

@mdnght5592

5 жыл бұрын

AsainzProducer Yeah its so sad what happened to KyoAni

Still waiting for the Blu-ray to be released in the West.

this is an amazing story and amazing writing, one of the only movies that made me cry, and should be recognized more

I have watch it for soo many times...and it still can touch my heart...

Ikr this is probably my favorite movie it's sooooo good

This was the saddest and best movie ever!! The shape of voice!!😭😭😭♥️♥️

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

Why is it called the shape of voice even though iys name is A silent Voice? Lol

@zerotwo7424

4 жыл бұрын

David Gallego Álvarez so at the end it said “the shape of voice” since they used sign language. And I barely know what I was talking about now since this comment was from a while ago lmao

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

@@zerotwo7424 oh true Now watashi wa wakari masuta IDK if U can say it that way

i have seen this movie so many times and my cousin wants to watch again with me as soon as we can.

The shot at the end where all exes fell down was the best for me

It's perfect but I was hoping for a kiss

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

Sometimes creators want to focuse on another thing during the creation of the film Here they wanted to convey the message kIdS dO nOt HuRt KuUdErE gIrLs, bEcOmE tHeIr BoYfRiEnDs iNsTeAd AnD LoVe... Ok no, (even though I think that option is CuTe) But anyway, in this case the movie wants to warn that in the future you are going to feel sorry for the baka bad things you once did without thinking...

@TheVincentVanGogh

4 жыл бұрын

In the Manga. They married.

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheVincentVanGogh Which volume???

@TheVincentVanGogh

4 жыл бұрын

@@david_ga8490 ..I kinda forgot i last read it about half a year ago.. but the director did mention something about the two of them getting married at the end..

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheVincentVanGogh Lol I'm going to start the manga xd

This movie is amazing and beautiful

A silent voice is one of my favorite movies and mangas, its such a good story and it was written so well. it also just teaches such an important lesson and deals with so many hard topics, its just so good.

i think this is the best movie i've ever seen. i have severe social anxiety, as well as depression (luckily my depression isnt so bad anymore). people who dont have social anxiety cant even imagine how unusual and amazing it is to see such an accurate portrayal of this mental illness. i love how it was shown. from not being able to look people in the eye to covering his ears to hiding in the bathroom to the X's, i really felt this movie deep inside of me. i cant put into words how great it feels to see myself in a movie like this. i cried so much when i watched this, and i loved it. im so so so glad i got to see this movie.

2019, Still best manga and best movie.

Give me a good anime, *7 deadly sins* I said give me a good anime, *Boruto* I said a GOOD anime *A silent voice* *PERFECTION*

@david_ga8490

4 жыл бұрын

BuT tHiS iS nO aNiMe BrUh iT iS a FiLm

Ko No Katachi hurt me in the hardest places. The movie cuts deep in my old wounds, and these characters are so awesome. Each character cuts me deep in own ways, and animation was so sweet. The love both Shoyko and Shoya make me feel that humanity has a chance to change

Another best thing, THE MUSIC. I cannot express how each piece in this movie just slapped me in the face with feels, the balcony theme, the search theme (where Shoko runs looking for Shouya and he wakes up) and of course, the end theme. These songs gave me a powerful feeling with each note. For the balcony; apprehension, for the search; distress, and for the end; TEARS MOTHATRUCKA. Just. TEARS. I don't know if I have any degree of social anxiety, but I find myself also blocking out people I don't know, kind of hiding behind a confident and fast pace as well as a straight on "don't F*** with me" stare. Either that or a family member (usually at family gatherings because my relatives are either way older or way younger than me, and I can't really think of any ways to strike a conversation with them. A 15-20 year difference either way sounds about right).

2:27 i didnt saw that scene in the movie

@loganfeecemusic

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing! Maybe it's like an uncut version or something?

@animeslayer6348

5 жыл бұрын

@@loganfeecemusic It was there i think they went for a short trip to somewhere. I had seen this movie on netflix clone / mod apk

@simmalipohoma

5 жыл бұрын

I guess it was on the summer vacation part or something

@shizu6904

5 жыл бұрын

@@simmalipohoma yes it was! when ishida invited nishimiya

@alexavila7700

4 жыл бұрын

That shot is one of my favorites in the movie.

10/10 MasterPeice

I hear that narrator voice coming through! Editing skills are also at a good point too. Seen a lot of stuff coming out about this movie so it must have a lot of people behind it.

Hello man this is a fantastic video thank you for explaining this movie because so many people that I've talked to that are in the anime Community don't understand the movie I loved that movie oh my God my heart is dying from that movie I love it I love it I love it and I always will thank you so much for bringing this movie Up I hope that you have a fantastic day

AGGHH the movie made me cry ;-;

@ManimeMatt

7 жыл бұрын

Say Hi To Kawaii Yay same

When she said I love you and shouya said the moon 💔

I saw this movie the day after asking my mother my a therapist and it hit me insanely hard. My first time crying was at only half an hour in, and I managed to cry at least 5 times over the course of the movie. I could relate to Ishida in ways I didn't even know and now I have a connection with this movie. This movie hurt in all the right ways and I hope to keep it with me for a long time.

a silent voice is probably my favourite movie right alongside grave of the fireflies, it was so beautifully told and the animation was fantastic. their story is so sad yet so beautiful with a sweet ending that doesn't just set things in stone for the characters but opens up new possibilities

"Maen-ga"..... …...........…...uuughgghghgghghghgghggggg, great video, bad pronunciation's

The only thing I didn't enjoy about the movie was the ending. Idk why I feel that way.

@trollingisasport

6 жыл бұрын

Shellnut꿈 im with you. Got too artsy fartsy for me at the end. The first half was so good because of the realism and human emotions not poeticism.

I hear Mozart at the very beginning, a section from the second movement of K. 550. I have to say this works too.

The fact that I really could relate so much to both the male and female main characters is what really hit me. I relate to her because i actually am hard of hearing too, yes i know sign language and yes i can talk but definitely not perfectly. The way she was bullied, and just everything that happened to her and her feelings- i felt that. As for him I could relate so much because of the social anxiety, always looking down, the x’es on peoples faces,,, i know what it’s like to be pressured into doing something you probably didn’t want to do and then after having everyone hate you for it, leading to depression and then finally finding the right people who help you change into a better person. I could even relate to some of the characters too. This movie honestly is very impressive, really relatable and so gut wrenching, i was legit crying almost the whole movie.

Silent more like 🅱ilent.

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

Zaps I don't get it.

@nameisblob

7 жыл бұрын

Thomas Fernandez I also never understood the boxed b either, still don't know what it means

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

nameisblob 'Bilent' it's supposed to mean?

@christophercrafte

7 жыл бұрын

🅱ilent: define Meaning to be 🅱uiet. to do so 🅱ilently.

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

christopher crafte Ohhh okay.

Stop reading this it's irrelevant. 👍🏻

@ManimeMatt

7 жыл бұрын

Xertz Psy You can't control me!

@tdfern1

7 жыл бұрын

Xertz Psy read what? the comment?

@xertzpsy7569

7 жыл бұрын

Thomas Fernandez yeah ha

@tourmelion9221

6 жыл бұрын

What do you mean?

@Zinfiny

6 жыл бұрын

The comment is irrelevant and you shouldn't be reading it is what that means

"It just toys with your heart." Bruh this movie is never gonna make me forget the Fireworks scene

Literally just watched this and cried so hard! It's one I wish I could go back and watch for the first time again!!❤

{Spoileriño Belöwerío} (Btw I can't remember their names for shit) I loved everything about this movie, months later I'm still in the giddy "it's the best :D" faze. (But then again, the only anime movie I had ever watched before was Paprika and that was awful, so it's not like the bar was very high.) But regardless, Koe no Karachi is absolutely fantastic except for 2 aspects. 1. During the scene where nishimia (I think that's how it's spelled) is about to jump off a balcony, HOW THE HELL DO YOU FUCK UP THAT BADLY. This guy trips, runs into a table and falls over, fumbles at the door. I could tolerate one fuck up but honestly this is just the classic trip-on-a-pebble-while-running-from-a-monster type shtick. Then he can't even pull her up. She must be a hefty what, 90 pounds? And with the adrenaline and everything? Maybe that's an exaggeration but I don't see someone actually falling off a railing (which could have been used as leverage). 2. The two don't even fucking touch each other. Is this part of Japanese culture, to like not be direct with feelings? Even after the coma ends, their first meeting consists of sitting on their knees and talking. Meanwhile my insides are screaming at the movie to pan the camera away and have them fuck already. Like enough is enough. I've seen chess played with more passion than what these two have for each other. Can they at least hug or something? Are they not finally even, even after he almost killed himself for her? But yeah those being my only complaints I think, well, uh, awesome movie but it gets less good the farther it progresses. I mean I wasn't expecting the ending to be celebrating the dude's regaining his ability to associate with people like an average human. At least I think that was the ending. Whatever. Praise be to director-san

@LDIndustries

6 жыл бұрын

1. He actually only hits the chair and isn't shown to fumble with anything else really and the hitting of the chair is a very realistic mistake that raises the tension. Shoya isn't that strong of a dude, just look at his body. He's the tall, lanky, noodle-y type with very little muscle mass. On top of the fact that Shoko isn't a tiny person, she's probably at least 120-130 pounds just by being of a more average physique and height. The shot showing Shoya's hand on the railing is significant because it shows he was in such a desperate rush to grab her arm that he overextended his body. Once over half of his body was over the railing he no longer had sufficient leverage, then he had to grab Shoko with both of his hands because his grip strength is probably not any better than the average person's. Holding on to a person's arm while they are falling or pulling away from you is hard as skin doesn't give much traction and bones are smooth. Shoya and Shoko probably weigh about the same amount so because of one of Newton's laws (every action much have an equal and opposite reaction) Shoya used his weight and some acceleration to create enough force to bring shoko up but in response the force he generated carried him forward since he was light enough for it to overcome his inertia. All of this lead to the inevitable conclusion of him falling off. Ever wonder why people have to yell for others to come help pull someone up from a cliff or something? The reason we yell for help is because we instinctually know if we tried to pull them up ourselves we'd be the ones to fall off in their place. 2. Japanese culture is very "NO TOUCH". Also, while they like (potentially love) each other Shoko was the only one who had expressed it and Shoya didn't even understand her. That would make even a well adjusted person take a few steps back and be more hesitant about confessing not to mention someone like Shoko or Shoya who have been bullied/outcasts/depressed for most of their life. Lastly, the thing with the X's has more to do with not looking people in the eye than anything. While watching the movie you'll notice that whenever someone loses the X over the face suddenly the camera focuses front and center on them when before they were just shoved into a corner like scenery or completely avoided in favor of the ground. This applies to the opposite too. When Ueno tries to get Shoya and Shimada to reconnect at the amusement park he feels betrayed and retreats into himself again so the next time we see Ueno's face the X is slapped back on and the camera quickly pans down. The ending of the movie has to do with how he never used to look at people or listen to people because really listening and looking people in the eye are two things that are very emotionally vulnerable. Shoya is so scared of what others say and think about him he doesn't even give them the chance to hurt him, he doesn't look at them and he doesn't listen to them. The very end when he starts to listen to what others say again has one line where a girl says something like "How can he still come to school?" and you see Shoya flinch when he hears it. It is a subtle message to both him and the audience that some people really do think and say these nasty things but you still have to open yourself because the majority of people don't. The ending flashes to all of the people who support him, even slightly, and he cries realizing that his life of solitude inside his own mind is finally over.

@zvanev

6 жыл бұрын

Jason wonderfully explained!

My favourite movie is A Silent Voice. The only problem is that NONE of my friends OR FAMILY have bothered to watch it. They think anime is ' weird Chinese stuff ' GOD IT'S ANNOYING!!

@grizzy-thekiwi1144

5 жыл бұрын

i hooe you'll be able to convince them to give it a shot. you got my support

When you mentioned cinematography I instantly thought of a whisker away. It’s an amazing movie and it’s absolutely beautiful.

i actually got this movie recommend to me by my brother and i thought "i *probably* won't like it but the more I watched it the more I got invested into the story and characters in it

As much as i loved the movie (and i really did, especially on the 2nd and 3rd viewings) it's still a flawed adaptation of a better manga. Your name, however, is a more sound and cohesive movie that doesn't rely on the manga to develop its story completely. While i love both movies, your name is, in my opinion, better directed, has better cinematography and better defined motivations for all of its characters, though to be fair they have more time for less characters.

@MicroCheese64

7 жыл бұрын

Manuel Sayous i understand how your name has better visuals, but your name's characters were almost nonexistent for me. Mitsuha and Taki have little characterization and their romance feels super forced and doesnt work.

@Miiwha

7 жыл бұрын

Trash kun Agreed. Your Name also has the benefit of being an original adaptation, thus making it easier to plot out the movie. Your Name also only works if you forget all logic. Neither Taki or Mitsuha checked the date until it was too late. They both own phones so you would think every time they open them they would see the date; they also both go to school respectively, so they probably have had to write the date or notice it on the board. I love Your Name, but honestly, it is way too overhyped. The last scenes in the movie barely makes sense either, "Let's blow up the neighborhood and not question it too much cause Mitsuha believes the town's gonna be wiped out." Honestly, no normal high school student would risk that much for a friend's crazy prediction.

@roo3534

6 жыл бұрын

Manuel Sayous Personally i didn't like Your Name

@TetrologyGamingBattlefield

6 жыл бұрын

The movie stands on it's own, it not a flawed adaption in the slightest, it gives you what you need to know without any exterior information, if you want to know more behind some characters read the manga, but the movie gives you the basic jist and explanation.

@NEROJIRO

6 жыл бұрын

this is a silent voice video not a debate about which one's better lmao stop comparing the two

For a manga reader the movie is dissapointing and for a newcomer it doesn't make sense. Character development and relationships are underdeveloped and skipped to certain points. This should have been a tv show or at least a few OVAs, the movie format wasn't enough

@thenooboverthere3882

7 жыл бұрын

That's a huge generalization. I'm a manga reader and I was blown away by this movie. I recommended it to a friend of mine who has not read the manga or is an anime fan. He was able to understand everything in the film. If the newcomer has comprehension skills and can actually think then they will understand the movie. The movie does not treat you like a child by explaining everything like the manga.

@5oulPower

6 жыл бұрын

Nope. Never read the manga so I came to this movie with nothing but an open mind. I was blown away. Never had trouble understanding it either. I know plenty of people who had similar experiences with the movie. night1952, maybe lots of people seem to echo your sentiment because the manga is better... or maybe it isn't. Maybe they're equally good but just different. I wouldn't know till I actually go read it myself. I think it's unfair to judge a 2-hour movie on book/serialisation terms. To me, A Silent Voice is a near-flawless movie. Now though, I'm gonna go read the manga... XD

@thenooboverthere3882

6 жыл бұрын

I personally think the movie is better and is a perfect adapatation. The storytelling is just better due to the subtlety which the manga lacked and it had much more focus than the manga. The manga does however explore the characters more and is a more fleshed out story, but has zero subtlety, whilst lacking the focus the movie adaptation has. Each has it's pros and cons.

@thisisacrappyusername892

6 жыл бұрын

I'm a newcomer, never read the manga and I had no trouble understanding the movie at all. Not that I represent everyone, but neither do you

@reno2934

6 жыл бұрын

Yea I never read the manga and I thought this was a masterpiece, best movie ive ever watched actually.

I'm not one to get emotional while watching stuff more dark and sad. But 3 scenes the stuck out and portrayed their emotions very well. The 'I love you' scene where I actually sat up from just hearing her, completely pulled by my heart strings due to how well it was show that she really ment it. The firework scene with him, her, her mom and sister where she had a small detail where instead of her signing 'see ya' to go "study" like she always does, she said 'goodbye' which was something I noticed and realized that something was very wrong. And from then on and not shortly after with the balcony scene with her wanting to jump. Man, I sat up and tears came out with my eyes glued to the screen. The mucus and booms of the fireworks picked up, the window curtain waving to block your view slightly of her, like a metaphorical representation you losing sight of her and her feelings. And everything just stops as she disappears from view behind the curtain, falling to her death until he reaches for pure hope and grabs her, something that he was never able to do in all the previous scenes. A silent voice wasnt a movie with one giant climactic ending. It was a movie with multiple climactic moments that were built up to, some being the "main point" and others more secretive with subtle hints.

A silent voice literally had me in tears for the entire second half, sometimes of sadness ad sometimes of joy