Metropolis (2001) - I can't stop loving you

by Shigeyuki Hayashi (aka Rintaro).

Moving scene from the movie Metropolis.
The song is, obviously, I Can't Stop Loving You by Ray Charles.

Metoroporisu in Japanese.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Metropolis
• Metoroporisu
• Rintaro
• ray
• charles
• can't
• stop
• loving
• you

[crimsonbutterfly23]

It's weird, the voices in the Japanese version sound like older versions of the English ones 0_0 This is a really memorable scene-I've only seen this movie once in its entirety but this scene stuck with me even if I forgot most of the rest of the movie. I like this scene in English as well just because obviously, I understand English so it's much different hearing Tima say "watashi dare?" in the place of "Who am I?" though it means the exact same thing ^^; Thanks for uploading the japanese scene

[rive5gauche]

English dubbers seem to think that animated movies=children movies and thus the characters always have very childish voices.

[InaneRomance]

...I thought that was because the characters themselves were children?

[rive5gauche]

Of course, but for me, there's a difference between a childish voice and a child's voice.

[watasee]

This makes me cry every time i watch it

[jitzai]

Same here. I've seen this movie so many times for years and it still manages to make me emotional.

[LucyLovettLestrange]

This scene taught me to love people regardless of who they are or what they look like. Love has no boundaries! Who agrees with me on that?

[LucyLovettLestrange]

There is something so powerful, so beautiful and so moving about this scene! I think about it all the time since I first saw it a few weeks ago.

[SSJ4Yujiro]

Absolutely... Fucking... Heartbreaking...

[theblacksheep1000]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE AND THIS SONG!

[TheNighEye]

Ironic, but kind of cool, actually. I've never seen the show.

[LucyLovettLestrange]

Yeah I found this to be such a touching scene! I watched it for the first time last night and can't stop thinking about it! Love and friendship know no boundaries! I used to have no reguard for Japanese animation or anime' but this has really changed my mind! I think it's the coolest! Have any of you seen Ki Ki's Delivery Service ( Kirsten Dusnt was Ki Ki) ? Or Princes Mononoke? ( Claire Dane's was the Wolf Girl) ?

[thebestusernameeva]

The developers could've gone with something intentionally saddening and dramatic, but instead chose an otherwise optimistic song. It creates a powerful contrast, and in the end makes the scene so much more tragic. Normally I'd say that, in a scene such as this one, complete silence wold work best. This is a rare exception. I absolutely love this scene, it's my favorite in the entire movie, and one of my favorites in film in general. It's both light-hearted and morose; a great juxtaposition.

[LotisCapwell]

I cried. So hard.

[henrius2001]

One of the best scenes in any movie. When I first saw this movie I watched this part over and over.

[herman1francis]

@watasee me too.