Audience reviews
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HirenCloud
Stand By Me Doraemon is one of those rare films that quietly disarms you. It doesn’t force nostalgia on you, it doesn’t beg for tears and it certainly doesn’t rely only on brand power yet it still manages to leave a deep emotional impact. What makes this even more surprising, at least for me, is the fact that Doraemon was never my childhood anime.
For most people from my generation, Doraemon is inseparable from childhood memories. For me, it wasn’t. I never followed the series, never watched full episodes growing up. I knew about its existence and it's characters, and had seen a few random scenes on TV here and there, but that was the extent of my relationship with it. There was no emotional attachment, no nostalgia, no warm childhood comfort tied to Doraemon in my mind.
In fact, if I’m…
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Can’t tell enough how much I enjoyed this anime movie, and how much it brought me back so many good memories of my childhood.
Something I always loved Doraemon for and which I luckily found again in this movie, was the usual representation of Japan life in the ‘80s and those typical nostalgic suburbs of Tokyo. And after all these years, this anime movie nicely managed to catch again all its original spirit, by making use of a more modern computer graphic compared to the original series, which I still found pleasant and well executed in the difficult task to preserve all its original charm.
When it comes to the story, which is supported by all the historical cast of characters, including of course its popular protagonist Nobita, his family, his close friends and his fellow companion Dora…
Read at the sourceDawn_Hwongz
Stand by me is truly a masterpiece that deserves 10 points. I don't care if it's famous or well known. It's a childhood myth about friendship, which I appreciate for its vibrant, unique visuals and plot. It's really sad and meaningful, I cried a lot and wet a lot of tissues :). It makes me sad because Doraemon and Nobita's friendship is close but incomplete, but also satisfied because in the end Nobita Can also marry Shizuka. Shizuka is very suitable for Nobita because she is cute, mature and can replace Doraemon to take care of Nobita when Doraemon is no more.
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I just finished this movie and honestly, it makes me feel bad. I adore Doraemon so much, I wanted to love this movie, but I didn't, at all.
I'm gonna keep things short, let's start by the good things.
Art and Sound are amazing, absolutely fantastic, the visual style is great, with amazing attention to detail.
The characters stay true to the original source, which might be a good thing but, let's elaborate a little bit on this, later.
Now let's go to the bad things: The story is awful. I've seen Doraemon since childhood but I don't remember the episodes in great detail, I take it that this is composed of several episodes mashed together to make a movie, and some people think this is great but I personally didn't. The movie has to stand on its own two feet, so let's judge this as its own…
Read at the sourceSaulo_brando
story: 3 the story is a little confusing, at various times the anime shifts the focus, one hour he was focusing on a novel and dps out of nowhere they go into the future, and it's not like something coherent, the film seems forced and broken, the German story weak, because it is very "childish" and has conveniences (like the fog scene), the story never focuses and tbm does not end the mini arches or what was happening, it's like if I had been going to the market to buy bread alone what house I would be working out, it makes no sense, it is very weak, rushada and meaningless art: 6 anime art is beautiful, there’s not much to talk about, it’s cool, and it does its part well sound: 6 same thing, without much talk characters: 4 the characters are either cool, like Doraemon, or are randons, fri…
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This is my first review + english is not my native language so i'm sorry if my writing is bad
from the perspective of a kid grew up in south east asia where doraemon was the definitive sunday morning cartoon on my childhood, this movie pulls way more feels than it should have. This movie is loosely based on the last unfinished volume that the author write before his death. So it serves as a perfect send off for the canon material also to the creator of the manga. The story was great, it's about how nobita that always rely on doraemon starts to grow and become a person of his own. seeing him finally grow "which never happened by the way, that was the joke of the whole story" was a very great sight to see. I recommended this movie especialy to everyone that grew up watching the anime or to…
Read at the sourceTovabeeru
God, watching this movie was honestly painful to me. While I like the animation (Doraemon translates very well to 3D!), the story was... well, nothing special. It's your typical "Nobita, you are stupid so here I am to fix it, even though I have better things to do". And that wouldn't be bad if Nobita. Wasn't. So. Annyoing.
Seriously. I couldn't enjoy this movie because Nobita acted like an idiot all the time. I know it's a part of his character, but please... there were so many stupid situations caused solely by Nobita that at some point I just... had to pause
I really liked Doraemon as a kid - it was a breath of fresh air, because there's basically no anime in Poland. And so, I had high expectations for this film
It turned out to be just okay. I liked the second half of the film, so it…
Read at the sourceLovelyTekki
Stand By Me Doraemon is one of the best Doraemon movies, one of the best anime movies I've seen, and easily the best CGI reboot of a franchise I've ever seen.
When this film was first announced, I was skeptical when I saw that it was in a CG animation style. I was not sure how the human characters would look, or how the manga style would be adapted into 3D. Thankfully, the artists did an amazing job at not only representing the characters well, but the crazy expressions from the manga. The designs are still simplistic, but just slightly touched up and not overly realistic to the point of looking creepy. The voice actors all give an amazing performance and capture the spirit of the characters perfectly.
The story basically centers around Nobita Nobi wondering what his future would be like…
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*SPOILERS*
Ok so doraemon was part of my childhood so watching this film feels so nostalgic about the good old days when i was a kid who would doraemon on tv everyday.
The art and visuals are amazing to look at, so even though i knew the story, i still appreciated looking at the viusuals
sound design was outstanding, really evokes emotion and feelings.
Characters were also extremely in-character to their anime selves so it was good there too.
The only gripe i had was the ending I didnt like it at all. Doraemon leaving was a tear-jerker and so ruining it by bringing him back to the present 10 mins later was so anti-climatic. i might have appreciated it more if this happened to adult nobita or nobita's son since it has been a while and nobita has grown and matured on his own and seeing his o…
Read at the sourceSparklingIvy
If you're a Doraemon fan or Doraemon has been spending your childhood with you, you definitely need to watch this. The 3DVG effects is amazing. I personally don't like Nobita due to his ridiculous personality. However, he looks really cute in the movie and same goes to others. All of them have incredibly smooth skin, pink cheek and radiant eyes. As much as I hate Nobita, I actually cried a lot in the movie because of him. And it was unbelievable because I already knew the ending for a really long time. The movie was just too touching. I didn't expect it to be this good, really. Or maybe I'm just too sentimental, I don't know.
So if you plan to watch it, prepare some tissues, just in case. Have fun watching it and I can assure you that you won't regret! Thank you Doraemon for giving me a w…
Read at the sourceMugenDorimu
Story: 7/10
At the first till almost end, the story is so fine, even it feel like the pace was a bit fast. But, the ending wasn't feel right, I think it will better if it end in 10min earlier than original (I don't want to spoil it), when the most touching moment happens.
Art: 9/10
I think it has Unique art in characters expression, and of course with the scene background.
Sound: 7/10
The seiyus are good enough eventough I think it will be better if their adapt more.
Character: 8/10
I like the characters design, especially Adult Shizuka, she was so cute and mature, the rest all the same, they look a like with the series.
After all This movie satisfied me after waiting it for so long, as a fan of Doraemon series since I were a kid, I'm glad to saw this one.
Read at the sourceMitsui_to
As a long time fans of Doraemon i think any opinion or thoughts about this movie will be biased, but that comes with a price, high expectation. Don't have high expectation because this movie doesn't give you any new story, it's just a renewed recaps of Doraemon's best episodes. Won't tell you which ones.
The thing is, the pacing is bad. Like cardiac arrest bad. Suddenly it's going so fast, and suddenly it's going so slow when there's part that could be skipped. Stand By Me skipped what's important and extend what's not.
That's where the visuals kick in. Bang. I will never feel the same about Take-copter after seeing this movie. It's so mindblowing. Doraemon, Shizuka, and Nobita look cute and adorable. Gouda still the badass he is in the manga, and Suneo is still as annoying. Visuals are…
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Stand By Me is the latest Doraemon movie, and there are some rumours says that this is the last Doraemon movie that will show the "true ending" of Doraemon.
Stand By Me is kinda a review for the entire series of Doraemon. basically, Nobita's descendant sent Doraemon to change Nobita's future so he'll have a better future, which kinda make a paradox, i'll explain later. Doraemon has only one misson: make Nobita happy, after that he must go back to the future. and so, Doraemon help Nobita by using his advanced tool from 21st century so Nobita can make friends and get closer to Shizuka, the one who he loves. but, after Nobita is happy.. Doraemon's mission is over right?
earlier i mention it is a paradox. why? let me explain: at first, Nobita will marry Giant's sister, Jaiko. unfortunately,…
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A perfect friendship story! If you aren't crying, or at least getting affected, then I'm sure that you haven't known what friendship really meant is, and I can say that you don't have a heart
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How can I not give perfect score to this masterpiece? I already heard from a lot of people saying that its gonna be really sad and this and that, but I never known that it is REALLY THAT sad. So grab your tissue before watching. At least a box.
Story : 10/10
The story starts from their first meeting (i suppose the first chapter?) so everyone can watch it even if they have never watched Doraemon before.
At first both of them just wanted to finish their own goal, but then It's very sweet how their relationship grows as they spend their time together. The story is pretty straightforward, similar with the Anime, where Nobita is such a failure in life and Doraemon come to rescue with his magic pocket. The main difference is the movie gives more focus about Nobita's struggle in his love life.…
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