Blue Giant Reviews

I actually love this so much. I’m a little speechless. It was just so good, from the animation to the plot to the actual characters, everything was amazing. If you’re a music lover definitely watch this, even if you’re not, you will be after you’ve watched this. 10/10

9/10 Wow this blew me away. I had some interest going into this but there were so many emotions packed into this film. I loved each characters dynamic and how they worked together. Not sure how I feel about them disbanding as I know it was obvious it would happen but I feel they did it way too soon. The accident definitely surprised me but I’m glad he was still able to play since that was his dream. Wish I could’ve seen this in theaters.

An absolutely jaw dropping stunning and beautifully made movie. The animation was out of this world and the music isn’t even comprehensible. I love every character and every story and all the motivation that comes from this film.

I am stunned. I absolutely adore jazz, specifically the sound of brass instruments, so I decided to watch this and was not disappointed. The music was incredible, and the visuals, especially during the final performance were stunning!
Fave character: Yukinori
10/10

inspiring…it is a littttlllleeee boring but it was a cute anime

What a fkin masterpiece. It moved me on so many levels and as being a musician myself I adored every goddamn millisecond of it. I finished the movie bawling my eyes out “hard “ and even after the movie.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥HELL YEAAAH

I’m

Unglaubliches Ende… Musik ist lebendig

One of the best anime movies I’ve ever watched. 1000/10 would recommend to anyone. Ts is a much watch.

Bruh. SO GOOD.

Reminded me of whiplash with subtitles
All around good but the cgi wasn’t great

Fantastic

For some reason I wasn’t expecting very much out of this but oh my gosh I fell in love with this movie so quickly and with such an unexpected finish!

Such an emotional reaction my cat came over to comfort me

Soul x Whiplash. Lfg.

10/10

The jazz solos were divine

Well, I usually don't listen or watch music shows. Sing excluded. But this anime was an interesting take on how bands deal with and get around with surviving in a difficult industry. Started off pretty serious but then became the “ok, so everything will work out” type of trope.