Anime HATERS Watch *A Silent Voice* | Reaction/Review

A Silent Voice is our second original anime movie following Your Name and wow was it insanely good...Shouko and Ishida take us on a journey that teaches many important life lessons #anime #react #animereaction #asilentvoice #movie

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[regret.]

You know what's even more ridiculous? This movie lost to Boss Baby at the Oscars.

[scooby]

"The story is not a love story, it is about a boy that finally learns to love himself again" heard it from a YouTube comment long ago and I agree with that.

[jonathansipe]

There’s nothing better than 5 guys sitting together on a coach watching anime😂😂

[maizeman]

The mom calling him out on wanting to kill himself never fails to hit me. What a painful thing that must be for a parent to address.

[scooby]

The reason why Ishida misunderstood, "I like you" is because "The moon" and "I like you" sound similar in Japanese.
I like you = Suki
The moon = Tsuki
It's pretty apparent for Ishida to misinterpret as he would never imagine that kind words to hear from Shoko after the guilt he's been living with.

[blurredmirrors]

16:22 "Why is she just the sweetest girl in the history of the world" "I was so happy when she finally started beating him up tho" LMAO too real

[deadsoon]

Shoko's mom never learned sign language to communicate with her daughter, she relied on her youngest daughter to translate for her. I highkey always found that so sad, to not want to learn a way to communicate with your own child.

[PringoOrSomething]

I love when they’re all joking around and then shit get serious and they all lock in

[Zeel_BTS]

That last scene means so much for me. I still have trouble looking at people's faces and hearing the life around me. I wish I can someday experience all those cross signs falling off people's faces

[f.m]

As a teacher I can't blame Ishida for what he did, I worked with kids long enough to know most kids are very very stupid in their decision making, they do the most stupid things without considering the consequences for a second. What I can do is blame that awful teacher who was fully aware of what was happening and didn't do anything to stop it..

[Uliburgh]

during that scene where he's telling people the truth, in a harsh way, one of the guys from CinemaTherapy describes it so well: "he's owning all of his mistakes, but he's also done owning the other's mistakes". A Silent Voice is such a beautiful movie

[lillianglitter]

The slow movement of the guys from being completely laid back on the couch to that hunched over full focus just shows how bomb ass amazing this movie is 😂❤❤

[KaiTheTyrant]

The character development these guys show as they’re watching, though. They went from “Ishida is the scum of the earth and doesn’t deserve forgiveness or anything” to happy tears at the ending

[TimbreWuulf]

One of the things I've noticed not a lot of people pick up on with this movie, is that in the beginning, when they were kids, Shouya originally began bullying Shouko because he saw how much her just being there was inconveniencing everyone in the class, and he thought she was oblivious to it, or didn't care about it. So he started acting out on everyone else's frustrations. When he did, the others began to egg him on in subtle ways, so he thought everyone was on his side about it. He's trying to make Shouko see how she's troubling the people around her. That's why at the playground he tells her to try harder, or everyone will get tired of her. He didn't understand how hard she was already trying, and her being oblivious to their frustrations made her seem selfish in his eyes. From his perspective, his actions were justified.

It isn't until her mother gets involved that he begins to realize he probably shouldn't have done it. And then all of his "friends" throw him under the bus, his mom suffers for his actions, and Shouko moves away. Only then does it really sink in with him that he went about it all the wrong way. But you can't change the past.
After that, he gets gradually pushed away and shunned for being a bully, even though he wasn't the only one. They use him as a scape goat so they don't have to face up to their own involvement, and he's branded as a bad person from then on. He loses all his friends, and develops isolating social anxiety, to the point that he begins to believe it would just be better if he stopped existing.

From the other side, Shouko can only see herself as a burden. To her classmates, to her mother, she knows that everywhere she goes, people have to make concessions for her, they have to go out of their way for her. And when she thinks that she's destroyed the happiness of her classmates, she decides that she shouldn't have ever been born.
Shouko has a mother who refuses to learn to communicate with her, and she can't ever seem to make friends but doesn't understand why. She grows up self isolating so she can burden as few people as possible. Her sister and grandmother are the only people in her life that even try to understand her and connect with her, and even they struggle to get through.
By the time Shouko and Shouya reunite she's ready to give up as well, and that ends up getting worse when she witnesses the group fall apart, and assumes it's her fault again.

This story isn't about redemption, it's about learning to understand.
To understand each other, yourself, and the ripple effects your actions cause in the people around you.
It's a story about two people who lived in isolation for so long, they forgot that they aren't alone.
And that's why it's so beautiful.

[표화농]

Most people are mistaken in thinking that this story is nothing more than "Romance", this is deeper than that, it talks about forgiveness, self-acceptance and vindication in a human being, the way in which the actions of the past They can be heavy in the future to the point of not being able to bear carrying them and wanting to give up, it teaches us that the path of forgiveness is more complicated than most people think.

[JohanLiebert]

At 36:05, From calling 'Nishimiya' to shouting "Shoko", Ishida expressed all his feelings in just a moment.

[SalKhayer]

How tf y'all managed to not cry during this movie is incredible. I'm bawling man

[InCryosleep]

A silent voice isn't about a love story, it's about depression and atonement. It shows that you can love yourself again and let me people in. Depression doesn't ever fully go away for many people but that doesn't mean you can't find happiness or don't deserve love from those around you. A silent voice shows how this affects people the best way I've ever seen in media.

[hytmmut]

23:50 i think the idea behind the ponytail scene was that she didnt felt embarrassed about her hearing aid anymore because ishida defended her and no longer bullied hee

[dreamlantern]

For me kawai was the worst person ever... Naoko was a bad person but she didn't hide it, she was the bully but kawai always joins them though she didn't bully shoko directly, she never stood against them and always played the victim.... In the end Naoko learnt sign language and tried to change herself for good unlike kawai who always wears double face