Review of Hello World

Note: Minor spoilers. Read at your own discretion Hello World was a movie that was beyond our generation. It sported a deep and intricate plot that pulled at your heartstrings and changed the way you saw life after you saw it. I have not seen a masterpiece of this scale since Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. That's right, Hello World is our generation's Mona Lisa: underappreciated by the masses, but I'm sure future generations will stumble upon this masterwork and question why we could not appreciate it as they do. It was clear that the System was a critique of society as we know it alwaystrying to correct those who deviate back to the norm under all means possible, even via violence. Our hero defeats these preconceived norms against all odds, saves his beloved, but, is it truly that easy? No, twist after turn, Hello World deviates from all that you could predict and becomes something more. It becomes greater than your average movie. It becomes a masterpiece.
CGI Bread cushions? Check
Turbo-book bludgeons to fight against a thinly veiled society? Check (Knowledge, fuck yeah)
Cool CGI effects and an epic bike chase scene? Check
A mentor that always has your back? Not always, but fuck yeah.
Some scientists say humans can only use 30% of their brain. To fully appreciate it, turn off that 30% and turn on the 70%. This can be facilitated with heavy alcohol consumption followed by several dozen shots of expresso. This is an experience you'll regret if you never embark on it.
Note: This movie was so bad that it was good. Cool ass CGI fight scenes and music followed by ridiculous over-the-top and barely coherent plot. 10/10 would recommend.