Pyscho Pass Providence is easily up there with the first Pyscho Pass movie in terms of how well written it is, and how it just ties everything together in a neat little bow. All of the questions I had in season 3 and the Season 3 movie were answered here, and there was a lot of cool world building for the japan side of the Pyscho Pass universe. If it's been a while since you've seen Season 3 or any of Pyscho Pass, you are gonna have to do a rewatch to understand what's going on, because this movie kind of just hops right backinto the past with the assumption that the audience at least remembers what happened.

I also like this movie because it once again features a lot of really interesting dialogue and critique on society and the government as a whole, and it brings up Akane's iconic line of thinking: The Laws should bend to the will of the people. Which is to say, they should exist in accordance to the people who will be following these laws, and not exist solely as the thoughts of a machine. People deserve to have a right to speak on what they think is right or wrong in regards to the law, and even in regards to who is guilty and who is innocent.

Some people don't like Akane, and I don't understand that because she's easily the best protagonist in the series (i personally find Kogami to not be as interesting to watch), so if you don't like Akane you're probably gonna not enjoy it since this is a VERY Akane centric film. The soundtrack is super nostalgic and I like the new Opening and ED they had, though I am gonna miss the iconic "Monster without a name".

My only real critique for it is that we don't really spend a lot of time with the other characters like Ginoza or Karanomori, even though they're in the film a fair bit.