The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya
The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya

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On December 18, Kyon finds that several traces of the SOS Brigade have mysteriously disappeared from his life. Mikuru and Yuki do not seem to recall meeting him, and Haruhi and Itsuki do not attend North High School. In addition, all the former Brigade members have become normal people. Eventually, Kyon receives a message from Yuki's alien counterpart asking him to gather keys for a program that could return him to his own reality. This starts Kyon on a journey that eventuall... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya:

Tomokazu Sugita
Aya Hirano
Minori Chihara
Yuko Goto
Daisuke Ono
Natsuko Kuwatani

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On December 18, Kyon finds that several traces of the SOS Brigade have mysteriously disappeared from his life. Mikuru and Yuki do not seem to recall meeting him, and Haruhi and Itsuki do not attend North High School. In addition, all the former Brigade members have become normal people. Eventually, Kyon receives a message from Yuki's alien counterpart asking him to gather keys for a program that could return him to his own reality. This starts Kyon on a journey that eventually leads him back to the night Haruhi first became interested in meeting aliens, time travelers, and espers.

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User Review - 10/10 by Peter NThe Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya is one of the finest products of the Japanese animation industry. Despite only having 28 half-hour episodes of TV animation to fill its backstory, Disappearance uses it as a strength to create an excellent science-fiction tale laced with drama, suspense, romance and sorrow. Melancholic and pondering, the 164 minute running time is suited perfectly to this film, as every scene is given the utmost care and attention to detail each and every second. Those wondering what the "big deal" is with anime would do themselves a great disservice by skipping this film and its corresponding TV anime. It's a beautifully animated, wonderfully scored, perfectly written diamond of fiction that nobody should skip out on. And if subtitles aren't your thing, the English dub from Bandai Entertainment is a great way to experience this franchise for yourself. You will not regret a single moment.
User Review - 10/10 by Kevin AThis has got to be the greatest movie i have seen in my entire life. I mean, It's perfect, nothing wrong. And this movie needs more support!!! This movie made me cry more then any other movie i have ever seen. It's a masterpiece. Pure gold. The best movie of 2010, best movie of the decade and of all time.
User Review - 10/10 by Cary CThis has got to be the greatest movie i have seen in my entire life. I mean, It's perfect, nothing wrong. And this movie needs more support!!! I mean, there are not many people who vote this movie, there are not many reviews and it hasn't enough score. This movie made me cry more then any other movie i have ever seen. It's a masterpiece. Pure gold. The best movie of 2010, best movie of the decade and of all time.
User Review - 10/10 by Sarah WReally good!!! The artwork is also really good ^^
User Review - 10/10 by Joseph APlot: The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya begins on the bitter morning of December 16th and ends December 24th atop a building, overlooking a beautiful midnight cityscape. Haruhi is as usual up to her antics and is intent on creating a memorable, nabe themed, Christmas party. Two days later, as Kyon again awakes to the familiarity of a cold, unwelcoming morning, he soon realizes changes have taken place to the world around him both inside and out of North High. Persons whom yesterday spoke to Kyon of tomorrow's plans no longer posses any lasting recollection of their desires. Instead it is that their entire existence has met some distressing, unaware, alteration and it is only Kyon himself who remains unaffected. Later, while in class, Kyon discovers his classmates are absent minded of any Haruhi-her existence is unknown to them, she is as if an apparition of Kyon's potentially ill-fated mind. Having rushed out of the classroom with unnatural haste, Kyon begins his search for Haruhi and believes she is the cause to this hysteria. He is soon to realize an even greater change in those he held closest as it appears Koizumi, too, has since disappeared, Mikuru lacks any real recognition of him, Nagato is no longer an alien but instead that of an ordinary school-girl, and Asakura has mysterious returned from the dead. In the once SOS Brigade clubroom, where a shy Nagato sits reading a book, Kyon uncovers a clue inside one of the club's books marked upon its bookmark. The clue-left by the original Nagato before such changes occurred-tells Kyon he must uncover and gather "keys" to "run a program" in which could return the world to its original normality. Kyon later learns from his classmate, Taniguchi, that Haruhi is attending a different school entirely. As Kyon arrives at the other school he awaits outside its gate with impatience, hope. It is not until he sees the long hair of Haruhi, her once forgotten saddened countenance and Koizumi too, that his disposition is met with a certain cowardly front. His legs locked, Kyon begs himself to move forward, eventually confronting the two outright. Both Haruhi and Koizumi are puzzled by Kyon's demeanor and agree that neither has met with him yet in their separate lives. As Kyon reveals himself as "John Smith"-an alias he used while helping a younger Haruhi when he first traveled back in time-Haruhi is first intrigued and then later convinced at a coffee shop of Kyon's tale. Kyon, together with the help of Haruhi and Koizumi manage to recollect both Nagato and Mikuru to reform the SOS Birgade. While the five are gathered in their old clubroom the computer there mysteriously turns on and a program appears on screen, prompting Kyon if he wishes to remain here, in a world of simplicity, normality, or return to his unusual, more often disastrous one. Although admirable of the life finds himself in, Kyon pushes the button with the hope of returning to his former. Instead, he is sent back three years before where he is given a reverse serum and is told, if he wishes to return to his former life he is to inject the culprit moments after he or she changes the world on December 18th. He is then sent back to the future, his present, on the very day to complete this objective. A Visual Delicacy: The combination of Tatsuya Ishihara and Yasuhiro Takemoto as the film's directors is a marvelous one. Despite the film's potentially arduous run-time of two hours and forty minutes, their direction is so that the viewer is never quite taken by any sense of boredom. The pacing is excellent. Each perspective, gesture, presented character expression or placement is implemented expertly and with a certain undeniable love for the franchise and its characters. The animation here is too sublime as its direction. Kyoto Animation put an apparent effort into the quality of each sequence. Time and again Japanese animation has proven its worth over the majority of tiring American animation studios. Even here, with what could be considered almost simplistic in regard to what is happening on screen, is too done so to a higher degree of perfection when compared to even the better of animated American productions. Lovecraft: By way of its intricate, developed plot, The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya consists of more than a pretty face alone. It as well blends romantic concepts and science fiction. What is more is that the story and its characters here are explained thoroughly enough for one perhaps unfamiliar to the popular franchise. This is done so in a fashion not daunting to the reoccurring fan. The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya explores itself almost consciously and because it is so self-aware, not a single moment here is left as boring, trite matter, but is instead as superb entertainment. Every moment matters in Disappearance, even the quirky, more jovial pieces of dialogue and wit in which the series is renowned for. All these share an equal place of high immediacy and importance with the more macabre situations Kyon confronts. One Sentence Summary: The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya is a long, albeit well-paced feature film featuring direction almost as beautiful as its visuals, an intricate series of time travel, intellect, and story.
User Review - 10/10 by Shinji IJust about perfect. I mean there are lots of great animes, but this one is like the sum of them all. Just look at season two, i'm sure you've never seen anything like it before ...
User Review - 10/10 by Michael HI saw this in San Francisco on Sunday night! Great flick! I give it a super duper enthusiastic thumb up.
User Review - 10/10 by Philip BI saw this online about three months ago and too my delight I spend about three hours of amazement. The plot is amazing and the characters really shine themselves in this movie. There are twists and turns everywhere and no matter how much time has passed you are anxiously awaiting for the next scene. The only drawback towards this film is that you have to see the entire anime series to fully appreciate and understand this film. Even if someone has never seen the anime series this is one good movie to watch but they may be confused and not comprehend what kind of movie this is.
User Review - 10/10 by Joe SI haven't enjoyed an anime film this much since Spirited Away. If you looking for a mind boggling sci-fi thriller, this film is highly recommended.
User Review - 10/10 by Kevin FThe Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya is one of the finest products of the Japanese animation industry. Despite only having 28 half-hour episodes of TV animation to fill its backstory, Disappearance uses it as a strength to create an excellent science-fiction tale laced with drama, suspense, romance and sorrow. Melancholic and pondering, the 164 minute running time is suited perfectly to this film, as every scene is given the utmost care and attention to detail each and every second. Those wondering what the "big deal" is with anime would do themselves a great disservice by skipping this film and its corresponding TV anime. It's a beautifully animated, wonderfully scored, perfectly written diamond of fiction that nobody should skip out on. And if subtitles aren't your thing, the English dub from Bandai Entertainment is a great way to experience this franchise for yourself. You will not regret a single moment.

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