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Koyomi Hidaka and Shiori Sato meet at his father’s research center and begin to fall in love, but so do their parents, who eventually marry. To avoid becoming stepsiblings, they decide to run away to a parallel universe. Traveling between dimensions is common in their world, but not without repercussions. Does a universe exist for the young couple, and what will it cost them to find it?
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I like the idea that this movie and To Every You I've Loved Before are connected in such a way that both should be watched in order to understand the entire story. I will say this I enjoyed this movie more out of the two, but I think the idea behind the two movies was much better than the execution. I also believe this should be the first movie you watch out of the two.
Nike ad. Should i watch the other movie? This one ks so meh
Initial thoughts before watching the sister film: Everything I've read indicates that the two movies, as a pair, elevate each other beyond their individual qualities, and I certainly hope that's true because this is a substantially lousy film as a standalone piece. Production standards feel more akin to a sub-par seasonal than a movie, and the voice acting & sound balancing are horrendous. The bland visuals and soundscape leave characters feeling flat, which hinders the emotional weight of what seems like it should be a touching romance. It's hard to comment on the narrative as a whole while I know I've only got 'half of the pieces', but no degree of this dual-movie gimmick working is going to save this from being a poorly made film in the first place.