*wearing a big shirt that says "I <3 Media About Teenage Girls Changing The Rules of The Unfeeling Universe"*

love how slow and quiet Disappearance is. like there's more than one scene in the movie thats basically just someone walking around a room aimlessly. really makes you sit with the feelings of Kyon's predicament. also like how its completely silent when Nagato's instructions come up on the Windows 95. I feel like in another show you might see a visualization of her usual self appear to narrate the text & differentiate her from her altered version, or at least have her voice read it out. not here. we see it just as the characters do, just what Kyon's been desperate for since the world changed, verifiable proof of the world as he knows it. but its just text on the screen. until he presses the enter button, that's all (original) Nagato is in this world; all she left of herself after rewriting her own & everyone else's memories. just a set of instructions that may or may not be followed. its out of her hands now. you do it this time. anyway yeah good movie as usual- sorry I might've had a point to make here but I got distracted thinking abt my fav character. love u Nagato