Boku ga Aishita Subete no Kimi e

It's a perfect series.after i watched both movies in this series,I was overwhelming bythe emotions about the 3 main characters Koyomi,Kazune & shiori.

Order i watched this parallel movies,
1~ to every you, I've loved before
2~ to me, the one who loved you


I really recommend this series! Believe me at frist my fav anime movie series was Makoto shinkai's universe which contains
-Garden of words
-5cm per second
... -WeatherIng with you
-Your name,
but after i watched these two It became thy second!❤️

"If there are 100 of you in this world,there also 100 of me.the 100 of me must love the 100 of you.no matter wich world is...I'll always love you there"

From - 'to all of you that i loved' movie


Shortly - "a Well prepared parallel world concept combined with literary romance"
if you enjoyed watching steins gate
,Hello world,your name or tv series 'Dark' then you'll cry at the end of these two movies where you figure all the things out<3

Short early review...

The animation feels dated, the story seems to be a bit all over the place, but it's not all negative.
The movie opens up with an intriguing start, which I thought would promise more of an interesting plot, though it's not that special.

I don't know what to really say without going into spoiler territory, but I do honestly think that it would be worth the watch as long as it's free. I myself paid 1900 yen to watch this and all I can say is that it was alright.

If you are very interested in parallel universes and paradigm shifts (which I am interested in ... myself, but this just didn't seem to work) I think it might be a hit for you.
But for me it felt slightly shallow, and I honestly don't know what else to say about it.

My apologies, I have now watched the first part of this movie, aka 'Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e' and my point still stands with this movie, it wasn't, in my opinion, needed.
Though I recommend watching it if you want the full experience from the 'first' movie.

Animation 5/10
Story 6/10
Sound 5/10
VA 5/10

Reminder, I am not fluent in Japanese, and I watched this in Japan, but I did follow the plot at an okay level, but it honestly didn't strike a chord with me.

Since I do not recommend this movie, I will keep this review short and concise without spoilers.

What I enjoyed:
- The premise: this movie centers around the concept of parallel worlds. It's not the most exciting considering how often shows with this theme occur but nevertheless, we get somewhat of an interesting plot out of it. The implementation of this theme presents some mindboggling ideas that really gets you thinking. Although this theme is bound to create plot holes, it's pretty much a given at this point that you are supposed to overlook them and enjoy the story.

What I did not enjoy:
- The story: there is ... an absent of a climax in this film. At least, the "climax" is not captivating enough which made the whole film feels boring and flat.
- The characters: mundane, overused tropes. Combined with the concept of parallel worlds, there is little character development, if any. It was difficult to sympathize with the characters. The characters' happiness, miseries, yearnings, and other emotions did not move me at all.
- The music: just like the story - flat. Did it invoke emotions? No. Did it fit the film? Yes, considering how boring it is.

Final notes:
There is a second movie that complements this one (To Me, The Only One Who Loved You). The story in that movie is a bit more enjoyable than this one. Dare I say the animation is also better. Regardless, it does not change the fact that this movie is bad.