Belle - A Million Miles Away || Ryuu to Sobakasu no Hime Movie Theme Song Lyrics || JPN/ROM/IDN/ENG 

Lo mismo le dije a mi hermana cuando vimos hoy la película, ella se mostró ante todos e incluso expuso su vida al estar cerca de ese hombre violento, todo por ayudar a dos niños que ni conocía, en ese momento, Suzu entendió lo que hizo su madre.

That's why the director of this movie intended to create this masterpiece to share the message that the online world is a pathway to connect others who are in need of company and especially in need of saving. Talented people gaining more views which are also amount of people following them to see their contents, they will have their attention to support someone who is in need of help. That's the beauty of online socialization, they inspire, they give hope, and they are always there to come out and help each other.

Wdym "may not have realized".....? There's like a whole minute music break scene of her realizing...

@@thatgoroboy4260 I understand OP as: Suzu may not have realized until she started singing (although one may argue about the exact moment - one could argue that it was shortly before she started singing but it might in the middle of the song as well [I personally tend to the second option]).

Still not really comparable, Suzu wasn't leaving behind a kid she had a duty to protect. Her mother was. The point the movie was trying to make fell flat because Suzu was only sacrificing herself and had no moral responsibility to stay safe for her parents or friends, it was her life. Her mother was just garbage all around. She had a moral duty to be there for her child and abandoned her to fail at saving another.

I kinda felt like the English version(I don’t know Japanese, sorry) also kinda went to be as a message to her mother

Completely disagree

i felt they conveyed the same

They both convey her singing to her mother.

The song is more powerful when you can understand what they're saying. Which is why i prefer the English version, it really tugs at the heartstrings, mostlikely because i can listen to it with my eyes closed and really allow myself to get lost in the music.

Yes me too. 😭

Fr i never sobbed so hard for an anime like this

@@ainumisaki5282 same I cried at least 5 times watching this movie😭

me too. the english version could not help. it was mocking with what i found and enjoyed.

@@fenrir-art4742 I feel the same although I prefer the english versions for Gales of Song and Lend Me Your Voice.

Same

And when all people sings with her wtf it was so magical 🥺🥺🥺🥺

I think that part was in memory of her mother a song that she and her daughter and her friends way back when she was alive that's probably why she cried and all her friends.

he's 14 tina, get ur shit together.

shinobu was an amazing support for suzu.

I’m so sorry for your loss 💔

I'm really sorry! If you want to talk to someone, I'll be here

my condolences to you.

@@arthurpahim2749 Thank you very much for the kind words, all of you.

I am very sorry for your loss.

Basically, this was Suzu's journey of accepting and understanding the reason behind her mother's death. She never fully understand why she sacrificed her life to save another instead of choosing to stay safe with Suzu.

Just watch hotarubi^^ It Breaks you in a view minutes^^

Gua kgk nangis tuh, cuma se senggukan aja :))

Yg waktu nyanyi biar si bocah keluar. Sumpah merinding

Sama

Seketika pengen jadi pahlawan dlm game:)

Penyesalanku cuma gk liat film ini pas tayang di bioskop -_-

Sorry for your loss 🤧

Setuju☝🏻

Setuju☝🏻

Same here

because there was too much going on

Same here

I originally thought the dragon its her father, since the one who hurt more than her is her father, after his wife dies, his daughter (suzu), kinda distancing from him. But because beauty and the beast is originally more of a romance story so its kinda awkward plot i guess, but less plot hole tho.

the whole idea is that pain and suffering can be hidden in the hearts of anyone and not always visible. It plays with this fact when the whole world is searching for "belle" and she's just a normal girl. And once again when the world was searching for "the dragon", it was just a boy that anyone might see and pass on the street.

hes 14 and shes 17- but i did love that scene smm

@@hinatahyuga6448 yeah I knew it ,that there was an age gap

@@soupp7168 YEA exactly but I still ship them :3

!!This comment has some spoilers!! She does say sending out this 'I love you' at 7:22. Maybe when he hugs her and says I love you, it's a reply to her heartfelt song.. In my opinion it's like I love you for giving me strength and helping me believe I can be okay again. Unconditional love/care for another strangers heart so not romantic love that we expected considering this movie is inspired by beauty and the beast. This strength is important and vital to their self growth considering the struggles that the two characters in their reality, and not in U virtual world, had faced after loosing their mums. This is what I have interpreted and I hope you understand, although, we can all have our own opinions and interpretations of the meaning of this movie.

@@arn-asmr yes u have a point it could be a reply for what she did or the song, I thought so too

I love both

you can watch them on netflix😄

Or you can buy it

I like the english version

Yeah, you're just incredibly biased. lmao They're both amazing singers and sang this beautifully. We get it you're a weeb, you probably can't even understand Japanese. lol

Yup. Still here wondering about Kai and Tomo.