I Know That Voice

would make an ok dvd special feature

While you learn more about the voices behind some really iconic characters and even the inside look into the development of voices, it fails to really become a unified film that is interesting. The consistent need to jump around and include as many people as they could, it fails to really give this documentary a character. Instead of maybe worrying about covering every medium of voice work, they should have focused in on a few people...but I guess everyone deserves their due.

Kind of nice for animation, anime, game fans to see some voice actors that they appreciate, but it's pretty scattered and only discusses the good sides of the industry and feels very made-for-TV.

By far the best scene: "I'm Ed Asner" *pocketknife flips open* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5DqB0cv8uw

i knew basically all of these voices

Says things that should be said, which is great. It's not groundbreaking, though, and could've used some more footage inside the booth. On top of that, not getting Castellaneta really holds it back; that's like making a documentary about a war and not talking to the general.

Somewhat interesting and entertaining, but special, intelligent or educational? No.

This is fine. Lots of my favorites are involved.

Interesting look at the wide variety of voice actors working in this type of acting. Nothing amazing but its a lot of fun watching people good at their work, do what that do best.

This documentary makes voice actors seem like the most annoying people possible. I get it, you can do a lot of voices and your job is hard. DiMaggio....

Pretty interesting and fun documentary on voice actors. It's nice to see the faces behind the voices and really does give a strong argument for why animations should be done by voice actors and not celebrities.

So many movie possibilities when you start to think of how many body parts we have.

Very informative, and a great opportunity for an animation geek (such as myself) to learn the faces that go with the names and voices I know so well.

Good fluff, endless highlights. Covers the basics and even gets more into the technical side than one would expect.

If you're interested in the art of voice acting, this is the doc for you: every aspect is covered. The sheer number of contributors this film gets through is incredible, too: dozens and dozens of animation voiceover artists are offered the change to shine, offering insight, advice, anecdotes, and yes, the chance to hear them deliver the voices of their iconic characters in person. Highly recommended.