Review of Hello World

I have to admit, I went into this movie with low expectations after even procrastinating for an entire week because I thought it wouldn't be worth the watch as soon as I noticed it was 3D. Boy was I wrong, I never imagined that one of the best movies I would ever watch would be a 3D OR romance film, yet here it was, both at the same time, and yet I can say with certainty that in my personal opinion, this is the best movie I have ever watched.The world created was charming in the way that you know as little about it as we know our own world, and yet terrifying for that very same reason since we would never know which "reality" is the original. The characters make understandable choices for the most part and the romance theme is very heavily represented by 10 years of waiting just to see your loved one smile again.
The sounds felt amazing and the music during the final stretch almost reminded me of a personal favorite, Camellia. As for if I enjoyed this movie, of course I did. I think that the true charm of this story is held within the fact that it gives itself an actual infinite amount of futures, the fan could imagine a continuation in any way they wanted to, and it wouldn't be wrong or right, rather it would be every possibility since it will likely never be observed.
The things in this movie, while not all possible, are theoretically much closer than they may appear to be, and I really appreciate that. I don't always enjoy it when impossible things happen in a movie, as it can ruin my immersion, but I was immersed in this story to the very end, as a movie should strive for.
Overall, I doubt that I will ever enjoy a movie as much as this one again, as it's been an extremely long time since anything, much less a movie, has left that warm feeling of satisfaction with me, and I wish to feel it again, because now I see just how great a feeling I have been missing out on this entire time.