Hello World

A very confusing yet enjoying movie It might just be me but I found Hello World to be quite confusing. Eventually as the story progresses it started to get less confusing as the elements get pieced together. For me I find it difficult to enjoy something that i don't really understand, but with all that said i was still able to find enjoyment in the movie. What makes this enjoyable for me is the Romance aspect i have always enjoyed romance anime and hello world is no exception. Where the main character would do anything to be with their love again. "I just wanted to see her smile again." The OST used was also amazing and it was a really fitting song for the anime. Overall for me Hello World was an anime i can definitely enjoy. I'm not speaking for everyone some might enjoy it and some might not but for me Hello World really captivated me.

This was definitely a strange, yet breathtaking film to watch. The first time I saw it, I didn't watch any trailers or clips prior to my viewing, so the art style was definitely a surprise. It was a bit different and unfamiliar at first, but I continued watching, and found myself immersed in an experience that was rather different than usual. The story itself was well written into a way that would make you question your existence and life. It's just really thought provoking, and it makes you think about life. The sound, the art, everything was well done into a way that you'd forget the art style is unfamiliar. I'd say the only thing that's just ok is the characters. The characters aren't anything unique or special; they're just some average characters on any show or film. However, the way they're written, the way they work with the story is something I find rather interesting and fun. I'd say it's definitely recommended, and would definitely rewatch again.

The story is at most decent. The story was a bit complicated. From what I got, there are three timelines. The story starts out slow but then gets a lot complicated. Most of the story is weird, it involves many high tech stuff that is really unusual. For me, the part that fails is how the romance is essentially non-existent. It's just there. Overall, the story was something new. Something I was able to enjoy. The animation for me was great. Most of it was smooth. I don't really have any complains with it. One of the high selling point for me is the great OST. The songs in this anime were absolutely amazing! I really like them. The character development in this movie was a bit forced. But in the end, it was great to see a happy ending. (I guess) I did enjoy the movie. That's all I've got to say.

Hello World is an interesting movie. It almost felt like two different movies stuck together halfway through, since the story had a tonal/genre shift and became more convoluted. I will say I enjoyed the first half more. The second half went knee deep into the sci-fi time-muckery, which can just get confusing on your first watch. The art is very good. The backgrounds and set pieces are simply gorgeous. The character animation is 100% CG, which is only distracting for the first few minutes. Once you get used to it, you can see how well it was executed. Especially in the second half once stuff started firing up action-wise. Sound design was pretty good, but I felt like the audio was unbalanced somehow. Characters spoke softly and then would yell at a much louder volume. Music and sound effects would kick in loudly as well, so I had to keep my hand on the volume remote. The characters were nice for the most part. Very cute and appealing designs, and cute personalities. Character motivations didn't make complete sense to me in some parts. Overall, enjoyable movie. I don't regret watching it, and I had fun with it. You might like it too, so give it a chance :)

It has been a long time since i cared about the characters of a movie (Like how are they gonna end up in the end). Honestly it has it's cliche moments but it has been a very enjoyable watch. Although i'm not a fan of full cg/3d type of animation, the story kept me watching and it was worth it. Basically the movie can be divided in 2 parts. Romance and Action. Romance part is the first part which was very enjoyable. Throughout the rest of the movie we find out more about the personality of the MC. Overall, I was going to rate it '9' but I felt like if it wasn't CG it would have been more enjoyable and engaging. So i'm gonna drop it by 1 and give it a '8'

When I first saw the trailer of this anime, it reminded me of the anime called Orange because this story also revolves around the idea of "time travelling". To be honest, I'm not really a big fun of stories like these, but seeing that I've enjoyed most of those "time travelling" anime that I've watched before, I decided, why not? The first thing I've noticed about this anime was the animation. I'm not sure if it's just me, but it was kind of weird at first. But as I've understand the story line, those weird feeling just suddenly disappeared as I've became more immersed with the story. I think I was already in the middle of this film that it started to remind me of the anime "Kimi no na wa" (which I really really love), I'm not sure why, but I think it was because of the idea wherein the hero is trying to do everything to save his love and went back to the past in order for him to do it. Don't get me wrong, that somewhat the same with Orange, although it was the letters thay came back to the past lol. But I don't know, there's just something about this film that reminds me so much of Kimi no na wa. Hmm, I think it's because of the twist? Well, help me out here alright and watch this masterpiece instead. I believe it's the most effective way, don't you think ;) Enjoy!

"Hello World" starts off basic: the main protagonist from 10 years into the future comes back to tell the main protagonist (Kagasaki) that his girlfriend (Ichigyou) is going to die in 3 months and he has to retrace the timeline for now but on the day of her death, he has to do something different. But it's also not basic. The catch here is that the main character is just data and he's not really real... or is he? And there's an unexpected plot twist that turns a cutesy romance anime into a super science fiction one. However, because "Hello World" tries so hard to be a romance yet science fiction anime at the same time, it ends up lacking in both worlds. It really felt like "Hello World" was throwing as much romance as it can in the first half and then as much science fiction as it can in the second half. Intermixing two different genres can be hard, although "Steins Gate 0" (a similar anime) seemed to have done it perfectly (unpopular opinion: I didn't really like "Steins;Gate", but I gave "Steins Gate 0" a chance and loved it). On the other hand, "Hello World" is, in fact, an insanely cute romance anime. Kagasaki and Ichigyou were really cute together, and the development of their love story flowed naturally and truly built on each other's character. The art and sounds in "Hello World" are also really beautiful. "Hello World" is one of those movies where the graphics are so HD and 3D that the anime seemed like real life... but better because of its vibrancy. The epic EDM and trap soundtracks definitely work with the visuals and settings as well. However, I think the most beautiful part of "Hello World" was the character development. Each character manifested into an entirely different person by the end of the show (the ending, I must add, is quite ambiguous so if that's not for you, then "Hello World" is not for you). But this manifestation is what sets "Data Kagasaki" apart from "Kagasaki from 10 years into the future" in a beautiful way that conveys the importance of self-confidence and love. There is a lot to digest from "Hello World," but with its amazing visuals, sounds, and characters, it is definitely worthwhile.

This ended up being quite the interesting discover after randomly stumbling across it the other day. "Hello World" is a Sci-Fi movie with a core theme exploring how far one is willing to go for the person they love. The story will appear to be pretty standard, maybe even a little less than that on a surface level in the first half of the film. At this point, it's just the beginnings of a love story for the main characters, Naomi Katagaki and Ruri Ichigyou with the caveat that there's a "guide" for Naomi Katagaki that comes from someone in the form of himself 10 years in the future. In the second half of the film you see a lot more of the Sci-Fi elements come to the forefront of the story. Initially I thought some of the directions the story headed towards would have been to the detriment to the film but by the end I thought everything wrapped up in a satisfying manner and made sense. I thought that the Art for "Hello World" was great, especially when it came to the background environment but that may have been thanks in part to the film being in 3D/CG. However the 3D then comes to serve as a detriment a little when it came to the Animation as I don't think that aspect of the film was the strongest. In particular, there was scene near the beginning of the film that involved a character's running animation that I thought was horrible. Funnily enough, there's a reason for the 3D/CG that will be made clear as you watch the film where even looking back at that particularly bad running scene I mentioned previously, it made sense and maybe even elevated that scene a little for me. The OST for "Hello World" was very good. The tracks had more of Romance anime vibe than a Sci-Fi one if I had to make any other comment on it. Also, the few insert songs that the film had were excellent. The characters may have been the weakest part for the film in my opinion. It's not like they were horrible or anything but I also wasn't able to fully get invested into them. That may be because the movie run time didn't allow for enough exploration of some of the characters that may have been necessary for me to connect with the characters or it just may be the characters weren't super interesting by design in the first place. In the end I was able to get quite a bit of enjoyment from "Hello World", especially when a came to the "plot twist". By the last third of the film, you would be able to feel that something like that may have been coming, but what happens in the end is all what was needed to elevate the film for me. It was the last piece that was necessary to get the full picture for everything in "Hello World" If you have an hour and a half to spare, why not give "Hello World" a try?

TLDR Version: Definitely solid at the very least, some stylistic choices may sway certain viewers, however. 8/10 for me. Let me set this up with the mindset I had going into this movie: It was one of the few movies that were to be screened in my country so I had my eye on news surrounding it. Nulbarich performed OST for the movie so I was stoked about that, visuals seemed pretty good, theme was something I like. As the movie began screening in other countries, I saw more and more very bad reviews and since the main arguments were imaginable my expectations dropped significantly. Now that any biases are declared, let's get into the review: Story: 7/10 The story might be complex and fantastic to some, but I found that it generally holds water given some artistic licensing. It wasn't too mind-blowing or amazingly original and creative to me, but it was a good, simple, realistic story. (realistic as in the motivations, development, etc.) The structure and pacing was solid, but I would prefer mixing up presentation technique (e.g. types of montages used) a bit more. Art: 8/10 Something that stands out from the first few frames is the use of CGI. This doesn't detract from the movie by itself, however, as the movie uses the advantages of CGI very well. The movie also embraced the CGI as part of its aesthetic and complements the tech, sci-fi theme. Creative use of VFX and speed ramping made for some interesting compositions and sequences that you wouldn't see in traditionally drawn anime. However, the reason why I didn't give this section a higher score is due to some minor... mistakes(?) where some actions looked unnatural due to poor key-framing, I would guess, especially in minor character running loops and then some. Sound: 10/10 Now, I might be biased, but Nulbarich is simply awesome and so was the OST. Sounds great on its own, suitable usage in the movie, really good. But the reason I gave this a 10 was also thanks to the thoughtful sound design throughout the movie - very consistent and high quality. Character: 8/10 Half-way into the film, although there was obviously plot progressions, I didn't really think that there was significant character progression. I felt that some hinted developments didn't really happen, and I couldn't see the obvious thematic messages original anime movies would often scream out. After getting past the first part of the story structure, however, I realized that I had been focusing on the wrong things and was treating it as a conventional linear romcom/action movie. I recalibrated my mindset and focused on the things the anime focused on, and was satisfied with the realistic/logical motivations and development. Enjoyment: 8/10 I wonder if I'm rating this too highly since it was above my expectations... Nevertheless, beautiful aesthetics both visually and audio-wise, world-building very solid, cohesion was there, and it kept me thinking and enjoying throughout. Overall: 8/10 Overall, I'm giving this a high 7 / low 8. Some of the marks given in the sections above might be a bit lower but lesser than 0.5 points. The strongest part of this anime is the sound design and it plays a huge role in the immersion factor. The weakest link by far is the story, but if you don't think too much about it, the more enjoyable it'll be, perhaps. I feel that if you cannot wrap your mind around the world, disagree with the stylistic choices, or fixate on the things that the movie isn't primarily trying to narrate, it would be closer to a 6 or a 7. Conversely, if this is your first sci-fi anime, you might get blown away and get absorbed in a very rich and fun experience.

One of my favorite CGI based anime, Sci-fi romance theme. As for the story, I gave 8/10. If you really like a romance anime with some sci-fi to spice it up, I think you might find it enjoyable. I don't want to spoil too much about the story, so for story I'm just going to leave it here. As for the art, I gave 10/10. Really as I mention above, it is one of my favorite CGI based anime, some anime just can't get the 3D right, but this anime did it so well. It is also very colorful, so if you really like some great looking art anime with 3D in it, I believe you will like it. As for the sound, I gave 8/10. Music is really good, and also the sound effect is not too loud, really comfy to listen to it. The voice actor also I think did a pretty good job. As for the character, I gave 8/10. Well, the character isn't the winning part of this anime, but still the artwork is fantastic so as for the visual of the character is pretty decent. For the character development maybe still could be improved more. As for the Enjoyment, I gave 9/10. This is really enjoyable. I really sat down and just watch the whole thing enjoying the good visual and the story. Overall it is a 9/10 for me. If you think that 3D anime isn't good, then try Hello World. I believe you could find it interesting.

Just finished watching HELLO WORLD.... At first it's a bit confusing but throughout the movie everything slowly fits together(hint keep in mind the explanation of ALLTALE). The twist that keeps coming was pretty neat and really surprises you. The Romance of the main characters was adorable too. There are some baits where you think it's part of the plot but you just wonder wtf was its purpose ?!? Specially when you're done with the whole thing. hahaha! It's like watching stein's gate and inception together. <3 I really enjoyed the movie. Hope they make more mvoies same as this. one downside is that there are some things left out or not explained in the movie specially the side characters. 8/10

(Beware, spoilers ahead to an extended degree) I saw this movie last night when I stumbled upon it. I didn't expect it to be "good" or anything, but I will just say this. The story overall was quite good. It's a normal love story, where the main character comes back from the future and wants his love of his life to live and not be dead. That particular thing of a main character wanting to do anything to have his love of his life to be alive, is quite normal in most anime I've watched and found interesting. Even though it's quite common for me to see that, I mostly get bored and have nearly no high hopes for it. Even the way they chose to animate this movie was poorly done. The entire movie would've been so much better if they didn't choose to animate it all, except for the ending scene, which I have to say, was quite good. Since I've been watching anime and animated movies every now and then, I can tell when an animation or something like it, is poorly made, and this one is it. Even though I dislike the overall animation part of this movie, I'd say it's worth a shot to actually watch it. I enjoyed it because the story was well done, if I turn a blind eye on the animation. Sorry for making a short essay of some sort, but I'd say you should give it a try and watch it!

[SPOILERS] Okay, first review on MAL hopefully I don't get flamed. I never really heard about this movie until I went around and found it. I didn't really think to much of it and decided to check it out just like any anime (specifically Let me Eat Your Pancreas cause wow that was also a trip). Story: Well f*ck. This movie was a whole bunch of twist and turns that is gonna give you a headache. So, the first half of this movie was about this guy that goes back in time to see his younger self. He tells him to fall in love with this girl that he used to date, and tells him to work with him to save the girl (the girl is literally the main focus of this movie). He gives him a glove and begins to train the young kid to protect the girl. Then character development until the big scene. First half of the movie was actually really good. Second half of the movie, is well what can I say, a sh*t storm. All you get out of it is a bunch mediocre fight scenes that could be found in your typical Sci-Fi anime. It starts to become more of a "you can do it if you put your mind too it" type of movie. I found it to be poorly written and boring. The first half of the movie wasn't perfect, but it was really good on how it built up the characters. The second half threw all of that out of the window, and said f it, we are gonna add in a bunch of fights scenes and a confusing and anticlimactic ending to the movie. 6/10 Art: CG in this movie is better than most I've seen, nothing really that special, but colors are great. Nothing to really complain about. 8/10 Sound: I always think that a soundtrack molds and shapes a movie, and the soundtrack was above average. It wasn't good, but it helped develop characters and made the fight scenes more watchable for me. 8/10 Characters: The characters were very interesting. It was really interesting to see development in both of the main characters. Their chemistry with each other is very noticeable that you wonder if you could half that type of relationship with someone (LOL). You could see the heartbreak in Sensei's eyes when he found out that the girl didn't actually recognize him as him. Real tough. Don't really have any complaints about the characters. 8/10 Enjoyment: Enjoyed the movie until the second half, enough said. 7/10 Overall: Great movie, isn't really in my top 10 Anime Movies but it sure is one to watch if you're just looking for something to pass the time. You aren't gonna waste your time on this one. 7/10

THIS IS A SPOILER-FREE REVIEW I was browsing through Amazon Prime Video, looking for something interesting to watch when I came across “Hello World”. I was immediately hooked on the premise. I can´t remember when I last watched an original sci-fi anime movie. Story – 8/10 The premise of this show is extremely interesting. Set in the near future in Kyoto (Thank god not Tokyo again), this anime has some very cool ideas of how technology will be used in coming years, with the main focus being mapping and simulating our world through surveillance. Over the course of the movie, more and more layers are added to the multiverse plotline. Hello World is separated into two story-parts. There is a huge plot-twist in the middle of the movie that splits it into a funny, light-hearted romantic comedy with sci-fi elements and a dark, twisted Christopher Nolan-esk action drama. Now, while I don´t think any of the concepts and twists in this movie are 100% original, the story itself works really well and the plot-twists are unexpected and sudden. The pacing is also really good. The last third of the movie gets a bit convoluted but not to a point where it harms the experience. Another thing that I would like to add here is that there is actually a post-credit scene that really surprised me as it delivers a key plot-point that wasn´t explained earlier. Definitely wait for the credits to finish! Art – 8/10 This is a fully 3D animated show and I have good news for you. In the last decade, fully CGI animated shows always struggled to exactly replicate the humanoid figure. Even the fantastic “Knights of Sidonia” , while having insane mechdesigns and fight-scenes, gets weighed down by it´s clunky and unrealistic character models. This is the first CG anime where that is not an issue. The character models look almost exactly like if they were hand-drawn. This is a major step for the anime industry. Other than that, there are some REALLY trippy scenes in this movie that are animated fantastically. However, I don´t think anything done in this movie couldn´t have been done by traditional animation, which is why I can´t really go higher with the score in this category. Sound – 7/10 The BGM is solid and very charming, especially in the first half. I think the directors took some inspiration from Makoto Shinkais works, especially “Your Name” and “Weathering with you” here. There are multiple montages and vocal tracks seemingly implemented in the movie. Again, the change between the comedic first and the dramatic second half becomes apparent in the OST. Characters – 7/10 There are actually just 4/5 characters in this movie. The cast is really small, which, in my opinion, helps the movie a lot. Our main character, Naomi, is your average anime protagonist, but as the story progresses it actually makes him extremely interesting and relatable. What I mean with that is the very...interesting(!) relationship between him and our main “villain”. Please go into this movie as blind as possible as to not get spoiled. I guarantee you that you will be surprised. Other than that, there is not much to be said here. Our female heroine Ruri is pretty unique especially at the start, but her development gets sidelined in the final arc. Enjoyment – 8/10 This was a nice, interesting take on the sci-fi genre. It is always refreshing to watch new-gen anime movies that tell stand-alone stories and don´t belong to an established franchise. If you like sci-fi, drama and romance this is a movie for you, although I think this film can truly be enjoyed by everyone, especially believers of 3D-Animation! - Marco_Yooo FINAL SCORE - 8/10

This ended up being quite the interesting discover after randomly stumbling across it the other day. "Hello World" is a Sci-Fi movie with a core theme exploring how far one is willing to go for the person they love. The story will appear to be pretty standard, maybe even a little less than that on a surface level in the first half of the film. At this point, it's just the beginnings of a love story for the main characters, Naomi Katagaki and Ruri Ichigyou with the caveat that there's a "guide" for Naomi Katagaki that comes from someone in the form of himself 10 years in the future. In the second half of the film you see a lot more of the Sci-Fi elements come to the forefront of the story. Initially I thought some of the directions the story headed towards would have been to the detriment to the film but by the end I thought everything wrapped up in a satisfying manner and made sense. I thought that the Art for "Hello World" was great, especially when it came to the background environment but that may have been thanks in part to the film being in 3D/CG. However the 3D then comes to serve as a detriment a little when it came to the Animation as I don't think that aspect of the film was the strongest. In particular, there was scene near the beginning of the film that involved a character's running animation that I thought was horrible. Funnily enough, there's a reason for the 3D/CG that will be made clear as you watch the film where even looking back at that particularly bad running scene I mentioned previously, it made sense and maybe even elevated that scene a little for me. The OST for "Hello World" was very good. The tracks had more of Romance anime vibe than a Sci-Fi one if I had to make any other comment on it. Also, the few insert songs that the film had were excellent. The characters may have been the weakest part for the film in my opinion. It's not like they were horrible or anything but I also wasn't able to fully get invested into them. That may be because the movie run time didn't allow for enough exploration of some of the characters that may have been necessary for me to connect with the characters or it just may be the characters weren't super interesting by design in the first place. In the end I was able to get quite a bit of enjoyment from "Hello World", especially when a came to the "plot twist". By the last third of the film, you would be able to feel that something like that may have been coming, but what happens in the end is all what was needed to elevate the film for me. It was the last piece that was necessary to get the full picture for everything in "Hello World" If you have an hour and a half to spare, why not give "Hello World" a try?

Hello World, much better than anticipated. I came here as usual by watching a short on a different platform and seeing the characters. The movie doesn't need a massive review but what it does need is recognition for being deep. There are classics like 'Weathering with You', 'A Silent Voice' and 'Your Name' etc. This wants to be at their level, almost but not quite. It is a fantastic watch, it is also slightly rushed but equally any slower and it would have dragged. I know that is a contradiction but it is just that sort of movie. What's great? The animation, the story, the complexity, and the ending. Some real feelings in this one. Who knew a world could have so many layers.

The story is unique because it is a FANTASTIC SCI-FI "INCEPTION" ROMANTIC MOVIE The artstyle for a sci-fi movie could be stale or dank but it's at least 7.5/10 fitting the genre of the show. The characters evolves mainly between the two main characters but it's solid 9/10. A tale of both trying everything to save each other. My opinion, This is so much better than "To Me, The One Who Loved You" Plot is solid 10/10. Nothing beats this complex yet fluids perfectly after the theory is debunked (on youtube) the drawback of this show too, as you most likely will need to google to know what's happening. What a great movie, again.

Is it greed? Or is it Guilt? First and foremost this anime is completely presented with a 3DCGI animation style, although most of what we see in the background is 2D. It was properly executed and it took me less than the first 10 minutes to get used to it and it didn't bother me at that time. As you have read the story this is not a simple romance/drama movie, it's a bit more complex than that. I enjoyed the plot turns here and there, but it felt as if the first half of the movie was just a pale try at building a story for the 3rd part of the movie. Note: I watched this movie on 4 or 5 sets, therefore this is not a review where you will find Spoilers, Explanations, or Specific Details. I will cover the main points and the basics to explain why I recommend this anime. Here are some Pros and Cons: - I loved the plot twist at the end of the movie and some surprises here and there. - Although it was an unusual art style, I enjoyed it and didn't feel picky about that style. - I didn't like how future Naomi Katagaki was capable of going inside the machines so easily without being noticed by the other workers in the lab or the head chief himself or even being denied by the homeostatic system as an intruder. P.S: Alltale homeostatic system bodies are just like antivirus programs in your computers and Future Naomi Katagaki is the virus. And for the final rating: - Story: 7/10. with an outstanding Romance/Love. And a Fantastic Plot Twist that made me rethink my thoughts and decisions about this movie. I was just Happy. - Animation: 8.5/10. As I already said; it was a 3DCGI but it was really good. - Characters: 6.5/10. Simply, there were very few characters and the only one that touched me and convinced me with their mentality is the future Naomi Katagaki. - Sounds: 8.5/10. Every type of sound was well chosen for this movie, OSTs, Ending, Voiceover, and sounds in general. - Enjoyment: 7/10. Guaranteed, but at a cheap cost. - Overall: 7.5/10. Good- Very good.

I came into this completely blind, and I must say that this movie was amazing to me up until minute mark 40.... the plot starts off as a "future self comes to change the past" story arc, all the while working on establishing world building, and the rules of the sci-fi plot points...Everything is amazing, the story telling, the romance, the motivations, the morals, the characters, the sound track, etc....until the 40 minute mark.... the romance unfolds and the twist of the movie is revealed, but the movie doesn't give the viwers time to embrace the emotional impact of the twist...instead in less than 5 minutes of the twist being revealed...another, incredibly un-explained, and nonsense twist begins its injection into the story...with no explanation, the movie begins breaking its own world building, its own ground rules for the sci-fi aspects, and instead takes a shift to focus on vibrantly colored action animation scenes. if you watched to the 40 minute mark you're likely of the train of thought that the romance is the draw here over the animation... the sudden shift in plot and twist will leave the majority of viewers in complete disarray and confusion. many people will likely need to YouTube what's happened here, as the movie begins to focus on completely nonsensical events, making the first 39 minutes of the movie somewhat pointless and forgotten. regardless of the confusing story that seems to work against itself, the movie resolves, and will leave the viewers feeling emotional, however, while many will take this for what it is, a semi above average romance sci fi...others will hate on this movie for the chances it takes in the second half, and will likely be left with a sense of unfulfillment as we glimpse a much more interesting plot point right at the ending of the movie, this ending plot point, in and of itself, deserves explanation, and elaboration but will receive absolutely none at all. worth a watch but this movie definitely has its share of flaws. so solid 7 of out 10 for me

A very extraordinary show, really a Anime Movie that deserves to be called a masterpiece, starting from the Character, the concept of science fiction is so slick and with a very good and stunning Fantasy Storyline coupled with graphics and animations that are so very very WOOOW, this Movie is really very good in my opinion, I think I have a new list in my favorite Anime Movie even this is close to or even exceeds the Kimi no Nawa Movie. it's just that I don't understand it 100 percent I just fully understood it almost as long as the StoryLine was finished I was just wondering about the last scene where Katagaki-san changed positions with Ichigyou-san at the end of the Movie but I'm sure I'll understand it soon. I was applauding after watching it. Love This Movie. For many reason i think this movie better than Koe no Katachi and this movie in the same level of MasterPiece with Kimi no Nawa but Honestly if we compare with the Full of StoryLine concept and Ending as analys concept, and if you have a opinion about Kimi no Nawa is the best Anime Movie and sure thats right you must watch it. You know you will have a new list of The best Anime Movie like Kimi no Nawa. Yeah THAT IS HELLO WORLD MOVIE Thanks for read mu Review 😁