Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e (2024)

Whipdash

Recommended

Short non-objective and biased review.

Well, well, well...
This was actually surprisingly good, I honestly didn't have my hopes up after watching 'Boku ga Aishita Subete no Kimi e' before watching this movie, which wasn't a good idea, but without going into spoilers, I can recommend watching Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e first.

'Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e' starts off at a good phase and it didn't slow down once in my opinion, sadly going into details with this movie isn't very easy without spoiling.

The two movies really go well together, even though it might not have been needed to make it into ...

Bayanik

Not Recommended

Funny

This movie will make you angry pfff
(This whole text was written for friend, so it’s very emotional. I’m sharing it here cuz I found it funny.
P.S. I watched blue one first, then this one and I’ll leave recommendations about the orders of watching, below)

So honestly? Disgusting movie that only give anger. Ahah But maybe that's just me. The MC is miserable, pathetic and obsessed, so i didn’t empathize to him. The fact that you can compare the two from different universes is making it kinda easy, like gladly there’s better version of him somewhere. Actually, as a whole, both movies as one make it really ...

Kyuped

Recommended

Well-written

For the full review of both movies, I’ve published it in Boku Ai since I watched that one first. This is just a really short review & small-talk about Kimi Ai ONLY. For full evaluation and more in-depth review visit my Boku Ai review!

"Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e," the red movie in the parallel worlds saga, offers a compelling exploration of love that defies the constraints of fate and time. In this emotionally charged narrative, the film follows the journey of Koyomi Hidaka and Shiori Satou, childhood friends whose bond evolves into a profound connection that withstands the challenges presented by parallel worlds.

This ...

fabiandewa19

Recommended

Moving towards the next stage of the romance genre, it revolves around Romance from different, parallel worlds. Yes, actually these are 2 different films but have a connection between the events in the story. Because the genre of this film is Sci-Fi, so you are required to understand it and require critical thinking, of course so that you are not confused or fail to understand the plot/events while watching.

A work depicting two boys with the same name falling in love with a girl in their respective worlds, and set in a world where people can travel between (parallel) worlds. Kimi Ai and Boku ...

Said_enough

Mixed Feelings

TLDR: Watch it only if you are digging some cheesy and wistful romance. For some deep, well-thought-out plot…avoid it.

The most important requirement for a series dealing with time, space, and related sci-fi elements is that its in-universe laws/principles stay consistent and the plot holes remain minimum, ideally absent. Some series manage to explain such complex phenomena relatively well ( Steins:Gate ) while the rest focus more on other aspects and only use the sci-fi elements as an underlying base to save themselves the trouble of explaining each and every “law” ( Erased ). Kimi wo aishita tries to go with the former route ...

vinvun565

Recommended

Black_March1708

Not Recommended

It was an ambitious concept of multiple ending, but felt average to me. I have seen both movies, this being the second.
It technically is the sadder ending, but it ain't that type of ending that will make you shed tears.
The story for both movies differ in terms of love interest and which parent MC choose to stay with after they get divorced.

Story -
MC stays with Father, a research scientist, falls in love with the daughter of his father's colleague (step-mom). Due to a stupid misunderstanding and tragic accident, the girl dies and MC is determined to find a solution to revive her. ...

UitBlinker

Recommended

Criminally underrated! I guess most anime fans nowadays like to watch shows with bimbos and stupid unrealistic over romanticized moments. Therefore actual good anime like these get drastically overlooked.

First thing that I want to mention is please, you NEED to watch both movies. You can pick whichever you want to watch first but again please watch the other before you rage on about how it doesn't make sense. Personally I watch "To Every You That I Loved" first, but I will treat both movies as one and I'd say it doesn't really matter which order you decide to go. That said with how the anime ...

NOVA-C

Recommended

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
...

StrawhatJaeger

Mixed Feelings

Honestly, the voice acting is one of the main detractors of this movie. It makes everything freaking boring. Bro is supposed to be crying and screaming yet it feels like he's having a regular conversation.

I'd rather watch fireworks again, than rewatch this dogshit. At least fireworks made me laugh at how bad the dub was, and it gave us a good song out of it.

Also I think the whole step bro shit was lame, like bruh you can still date her even if your parents marry. Shit is so unnecessary, like you can't be that dumb bruh.

I did the dumb move of watching ...

EMS-Kakashi

Mixed Feelings

Sun_Rodriguez

Recommended

The idea of ​​two worlds seems attractive to me, so I will give two reviews within this review, one only having seen this movie, and the other after having seen the other movie, both without spoilers; I want to clarify that I will do the reviews from a more emotional view and less critical point.

First Review: At the moment it is only a movie

The idea of ​​a multiverse is something that is being seen a lot in the movie industry, although it is not new, it is probably in its best moment. This movie talks about a world of possibilities,even though it's not that it ...

Chris_AGuy

Not Recommended

I guess you could say this has spoilers in it but it's not anything big, anyone that reads this won't understand what happens in the entire movie or fully understand the plot.

Well this was disappointing, I was expecting this movie to be at least somewhat good but it didn't live up to my expectations. This isn't even movie quality it looks like a regular anime episode but worse. The voice acting in this movie was just bad, it's like the voice actors just put no emotion into playing these characters. Everything else is fine in this movie up until the main character gets a different ...

slavanap

Recommended

roshime

Mixed Feelings

Sigh. What can I say..

I am quite disappointed by this movie. So many timeskips and unclear messages.. When I finished watching it I was just left confused.
I felt that the plot is really messy. We are thrown back and forth constantly. You may think that something is going to happen but no! Another timeskip! Another reality! Great!
The VA's for the characters made me laugh by how monotonne their voice was even in emotional moments. The character is screaming and crying but their voice is steady lmaoo
The animation is simple but pleasant. I think that this was my favorite part of it all.

Dunno what to ...

TheOnlyOneTM

Recommended

EDOSHINRATENSEI

Mixed Feelings

Well so I’m in the population that watched this one first.

The story is quite dear and emotional. It’s similar to Steins;gate in the execution, motivation, and even animation. This was what I think the story aimed to be. However, it fell kinda flat for me. The biggest problem is the length. There’s honestly not a whole lot to the story, so the pace of this movie dragged so much. I was bored for a solid chunk of this movie. The voice acting was bland with low energy and emotion. There’s still good moments, but different problems saturated out the good parts. 6/10

2U62W4N6

Not Recommended

[Excluding the second movie from this review]

The movie demonstrates an overarching issue endemic to the Japanese industry. While it brings forward intricate and distinctive narratives, there is a noticeable lack in proficient storytelling. The show-runner endeavour to entwine romance and emotional depth to invest the audience in a premise that derives its uniqueness from the Sci-Fi element - despite this foundation not being an innovation.

Unfortunately, the movie leans excessively on the combination of these two genres as a mechanism to captivate the audience. It doesn't succeed in independently immersing the viewer through a compelling narrative. The characterisation formula overly relies on emotional catalysts to prompt ...

akimizuakira

Recommended

TLDR: If you could ignore the sci-fi elements, and some cheesy plot, this is really a good one. The voice acting and visual is okay, and the emotion is well conveyed.

This review could be biased, since i get a really heartmelting impression off the movie.

First of all, i wanna clarify that i'm already committed onto ignoring every sci-fi element in the movie from the beginning, since i presumed the elements itself would be of a cliche (and that's what actually happened). I expected the movie to be just, a drama, though i still expect it to be good.

I believe commentary regarding the sci-fi mechanism have ...