100 Meters

Dirigido por Kenji Iwaisawa
Not Rated
2025    1 h 47 minAnimação, Drama
7.6100%94%7.8
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Um corredor dotado treina um colega de turma dedicado, mas pouco habilidoso, sem perceber que está a criar um rival que o desafiará na pista durante muitos anos.
  • Tori MatsuzakaTogashi (voice)
  • Shota SometaniKomiya (voice)
  • Yuma UchidaKabaki (voice)
  • Koki UchiyamaZaitsu (voice)
  • Kenjiro TsudaKaido (voice)
  • Jun KasamaNigami (voice)
  • Rie TakahashiAsakusa (voice)
  • Yuki TanakaShiina (voice)
  • Atsumi TanezakiTogashi (Elementary School Student) (voice)
  • Aoi YuukiKomiya (Elementary School Student) (voice)
  • Haruki IshiyaKyoden (voice)
  • Hiiro IshibashiMorikawa (voice)
  • Junya EnokiNumano (voice)
  • Tomokazu SugitaOnomichi (voice)
  • Natsumi FujiwaraGenta (voice)
  • Iori SaekiKawano (voice)
  • You TaichiMurata (voice)
  • Haruna FukushimaYamashita (voice)
  • Yui KanariSports Day Announcer (voice)
  • Rika HayashiFemale Student (voice)
  • Simen Fjeldstad2 de janeiro de 2026
    Cinema!
  • neuroparadox11 de maio de 2026
    An awesome, immersive experience with: 1. Great sound.... from the audio effects to the soundtrack and even the lack of sound, or sound from a distance, omg. 2. Animation, duh...great mix of styles and some insane rotoscoping. A bunch of face-on, perpendicular shots too, which is an interesting choice. Gives an amazing sense of speed, you feel how fast they are running along with the joy and agony. 3. Story doesn't waste time.... Just a damn show about running, and it has just enough characters to make a narrative around that, and it's great. I couldn't give 3 fucks about running but this was cool; 100m dash is cool; combine all that with Japanese hyper-focus on a small slice of life thing and you have something else that's cool. ...I need to watch that Ping Pong series now....
  • macaronz25 de março de 2026
    The animation is hyper-realistic, proving that sports anime can be truly intense. It’s great to see that the core of the show is a healthy competition between two athletes, rather than one fueled by jealousy.
  • Aarav Singh8 de janeiro de 2026
    clearly one among the best I've watched this past year, or of all time; pure cinema!!
  • rg94004 de janeiro de 2026
    There is a scene halfway through 100 Meters that had my jaw on the floor. The beautiful animation, the rotoscoping, simulated camera movements that create the essence of a single take, the way the colors blend together, the epic score building the tension, and that rain in the aftermath. It's a staggering sequence. This movie has multiple moments where the animation is unique but deeply immersive. The running sequences are the real highlight, with the way that the styles change and shift, set against an incredible score. I love the way that the movie subverts sports stereotypes with what it chooses to focus on. There's a race in the movie where the camera is positioned just looking up at the character in the ready position, and after the start, it never shifts away, continuing to look up at the sky as the results of the race are filtered in through the audio. These are the best moments of the movie, showcasing a flair of creativity and style that creates a unique identity throughout. The problem are the moments in between these sequences. They are considerably slower, and I struggled to fully resonate with what they were trying to do. I like that this movie doesn't feel like the stereotypical sports story with lots of cliches. I like that it tries to focus on what motivates these characters to run. However, I could never get a good grasp on the characters. I felt like they did not have enough time to interact, and the movie jumps in time and has side characters come and go, giving them ample screentime but not giving us enough to care about their arcs. Throughout this movie, I was reminded of a non-anime live action movie called Rush. It was not about runners but still, I think it captured the unique dynamic between two different characters who were constantly pushing each other. I think that movie handled its characters and themes better than this one, and the comparison left me wanting more from this movie when it was not in one of those beautiful animation moments. It's worth watching, but once it ended, I was left thinking about what it could have been instead of what it was. Still, when that music starts and the animation shifts, the runners line up and the camera starts jerking around as if someone is actually holding it, it is astonishing.

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