長編動画 · 独白シャドーイング
映画の名独白を、一文ずつ
161 本の映画から本物の独白 2,054 本。一文再生して、止めて、声に出す。
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- 2シャドーイング：一文ずつ繰り返す
- 3ブラインド：聞いてから文字を見る
独白 12 本 · 映画 6 本
- A29 行
Since I've been dating your mom, I don't see you putting yourself out there, bud.
Trent's ten-point lectureThe Way Way Back · 2013It slides from blame to promise, raising the pressure while sounding kind. - A27 行
Uh, I'm in this band.
The band pitchSlacker · 1990He works up a pitch about his band, then undercuts it by admitting he mostly sleeps. - A213 行
Did you hear what I said? Did you hear what I said?
his phone tiradeBuffalo '66 · 1998Repeated questions and returns build pressure until his own story falls apart. - A26 行
Well, they picked up the Florida Labor Day circuit...
Gertrude's household speechAn American Crime · 2007She moves from the parents' absence to money to a demand for labor, tightening the room step by step. - A24 行
I think we should call him Arthur.
Naming the stray dogArthur the King · 2024A throwaway joke names the dog and quietly makes him part of the team. - A24 行
Well... there are a couple of cases I get mixed up on.
Sandy's tip-offBlue Velvet · 1986She shares what she half-knows, making a police matter sound like gossip. - A27 行
Shut up, shut up...
the kidnapping threatsBuffalo '66 · 1998Short orders shift from coaxing to menace, tightening his control by the second. - A25 行
She needs to be punished, Paula.
Gertrude's cover storyAn American Crime · 2007She justifies punishment, then coaches each child on the lie, command and cover story in one breath. - A210 行
Come here, buddy.
Michael's goodbye to ArthurArthur the King · 2024He promises and coaxes without a single grand word, which is what breaks you. - A25 行
I'm used to luxury cars. Have you ever heard of a luxury car?
his luxury-car speechBuffalo '66 · 1998He repeats luxury and shift themselves until the boast exposes his insecurity. - A24 行
Ginger ale is pop, Ma.
the glass of waterBuffalo '66 · 1998He keeps batting away the soda, and the repetition carries his quiet exasperation. - A29 行
Now listen to me.
Billy's photo rulesBuffalo '66 · 1998The absurd demand is delivered like a ritual, which makes it both funny and sad.