STAND BY ME

DORAEMON
English Presentation: Film Review

Kevin Lee (00000019732)

Martien Silviandy Setiawan (00000019782)
Cast
● Mona Marshall as Doraemon

● Johnny Yong Bosch as Nobita Nobi

● Max Mittelman as Sewashi Nobi (Nobita’s great-great grandson)

● Cassandra Lee Morris as Shizuka Minamoto (Sue)

● Kaiji Tang as Takeshi Goda (Gian / Big G)

● Minae Noji as Jaiko (Giant’s little sister)

● Brian Beacock as Suneo Honekawa

● Mari Devon as Nobisuke Nobi (Nobita’s father)

● Keith Silverstein as Tamako Nobi (Nobita’s mother)

Director

Takashi Yamazaki Tony Oliver Ryuichi Yahi

Doraemon Cartoon Doraemon : Stand by Me
Synopsis
Doraemon is a robotic cat that lives in the 22nd
century, and is known as a caretaker who helps
others with his futuristic gadgets. One day he
is approached by Sewashi Nobi, the
great-great-grandson of Nobi Nobita.

Sewashi demands of Doraemon to go back to

the past and make Nobita happy in order to
prevent a disastrous and bleak future.
Doraemon is not excited about this idea, but
Sewashi installs a program into Doraemon and
eventually sends him back to the past.
On the other hand, Nobita Nobi is an elementary school boy who is very lazy, unlucky and a
scaredy-cat. He gets bullied by everyone and does not excel in any school subject.
When he meets Doraemon for the first time, the
two of them start off on the wrong foot;
however, they soon become great friends.
Doraemon cannot go home to the 22nd century
unless he turns Nobita into a boy who can stand
on his own and be happy. So, Doraemon helps
Nobita with his “magical” gadgets stored in his 4
Dimensional Pocket.
Afterwards, Doraemon did it. He made Nobita
happy and gave him a better future. But sadly,
succeeding the mission means Doraemon has to
go back to the future and leave Nobita. As he
leaves, he left some of his gadgets with
Nobita, just in case he needs it.

Nobita uses one of Doraemon’s gadgets and he

accidentally called Doraemon back from the
future. Therefore, they are staying together
from now on until forever. THE END
Review / Critics
The movie has a good animation, nostalgic storyline,
simplified language and also great three-dimensional
visuals, which is the first in Doraemon’s movies or
series. This film was rumoured to be the last of
Doraemon films. Despite of the rumours, this film
has a light and interesting story. Everyone can
understand the story of this film without having to
watch the Doraemon series.

The movie has many heart touching scenes and

moral values. But, there are some inappropriate
contents or scenes to be shown to children. So
we think that children need their parents’
supervision in watching this film, as it is also a great
nostalgic film for the parents.
Moral Lessons
● To have more confidence in yourself, you are capable of doing things
more than you ever thought
● Never give up. Failure is a part of life. Use those failures as your
stepping stones to reach your goal
● Learn from mistakes, either yours or other’s
● Don’t live by depending on others, show others that we can do things on
our own or even dependable for them.
● Success is Journey, Not a Destination. Nothing great comes instantly