I loved this movie and I think it's absolutely underrated! Not only is the art gorgeous and the voice-acting fantastic, it also tells an amazing story that is not just unusual, but relatable despite the unusual circumstances. I was captivated by this film and enjoyed every second of it, and while I have to acknowledge that it's not a movie for everybody (as you can see from the other comments here), I really appreciated the way the movie slowly unraveled the main character's past. For me it's a rare and for sure one of my most unexpected 10/10 ratings.

To be honest, the animation is nice, there's a huge work made with it and the sounds choices, the technique is good. But the story is boring as fuck and way too long for what it is, ok it's poetic blah blah blah but tooo looong! I don't understand all the critics that says that it is insane and one of the bests, for me all these critics sound so fake. After finishing watching it, I had the feeling of having lost my time. It would have been better in a short film format. Not worth it to watch, I advice just to watch to enjoy the animation but not the story, and no need to watch till the end [spoiler] just to see how the guy lost his hand and tries to seduce the girl --> lost it with a wood engine, work he has started because he was stalking the girl and her uncle is the owner [/spoiler] that's it.

A strange way to tell a story, but it’s brilliant and emotional and a really stunning piece of animation with a a beautiful music and score to accompany it!

Beautiful art and animation but really just boring throughout.

Such a bittersweet story. Dance around fate. Or maybe the dance and leap was always in accordance to fate, all along?

Bravest hand in history. Strange to see a story from a hand’s perspective, and then remember that when I was a child I sometimes saw my hands as something that was separate from the rest of my body, like different entities altogether.

(Note: Watched with English VAs)

A pondering on love and life, and the feeling growth and continuation that can exist in the most trivial of moments. A wonderful story told in flashbacks and vignettes that leaves you wondering if what you felt was the best action, maybe your only goal, was misplaced. Whether your determination is driven poorly when you represent a past for someone, and not their new future where they have grown beyond you.

C’était magnifique.

Would you rather watch an animated film about a disembodied hand that has to fight to understand what caused it to be severed, or a film about a disembodied hand where you don't really see the disembodied hand but instead a long series of banal flashbacks?

Because if it's the latter, man, have I got a film for you.

(That said the voice acting is particularly good here.)

8/10
The movie is very well done, it's easily watchable by everyone of every age as the story isn't as hard to follow.
The story is the most crucial part, without writing any spoilers, we can split the movie in three parts, the past, present in the prospective of the hand and the other present in the prospective of the main character Naoufel, with this, each scene has a different feel and setting to it which when put together forms the actual story. I can safely say the pace of the film is very good, especially the last scenes which are usually the crucial turning point in most movies of this genre.
The choice of art style of the animation is my favourite because it is very easy on the eyes and the colours have the opportunity to give off their own ambience.
I have nothing much to say on the english voice actors, I watched it in original language although I don't really understand French that well.
The music is well thought out even if the watcher doesn't pay attention, it really sets the mood for the perfect scene.

Excellent and imaginative visual storytelling. A joy to watch, the pacing is spot on, the dialogue and voice acting is beautiful and the music score is fantastic.

'I Lost My Body' is a poetic animated movie that's so simple, and yet a surreal road trip tipped in melancholic acid.

This flew under my radar for awhile until the award buzz surrounding this movie has been...well, buzzing.

I like unique movies like this, with complex ideas with nightmarish under tones. The animation is absolutely beautiful, but I couldn't believe the budge was actually pretty small considering what we got, which surprised me the most. Also the soundtrack is absolutely fantastic and it was something I immediately listened to after the movie was over.

Check this one out if you can. I'm being brief about this, because I want you to experience this blind like I did, since it added to my experience.

A simple animation and yet so poetic and melancholic. It's slow and cozy to watch, it unexpectedly got my feelings carried away through the story of this young boy finding his reasons to continue living. "I lost my body" is all about losses in life that many of us go through, and the uniquevocual reason we continue to live is hope to find that part of us that's missing, such as love.