I’m a bit of a technology enthusiast so I’ve come to love most of the Anime’s that have a more futuristic setting. This movie was just right for me.

The animation and music quality was just fine. The story progression and pacing felt great and was very entertaining. The character development was interesting. I will say that a lot of movie drama is built by characters just behaving dumbly. For example, [spoiler]When Kenji (and the others) respond to a random spam email with a decrypted key to break into Oz. [/spoiler] In addition, there was certainly some drama that just didn’t have the right intensity.

I wasn’t a huge fan of the way they did the connection between Oz and the real world as it was stuck between virtual reality and just playing a video game. I also thought the virtual world of Oz animating could’ve been better quality, but that’s just an opinion with my predefined notion of what a virtual world might look like.

It was a wonderful story with many intricate details and a little bit of love.

Entertaining and engaging animation, I enjoyed the visuals. Terrible story, it feels like a teenage boy with too many fantasies but zero experience with the opposite sex wrote and directed this. Most of the characters are laughable and childish, their relationships make no sense and the story isn't compelling at all. Maybe something was lost in translation...

I don’t get this film’s high rating. There’s charm all over the place but so is the story! Oh well, at least it was pretty

Yeah it's a good film, nice animation

if the Metaverse existed long before 2022. and with epic fight and heartwarming scenes.

10/ 69 times my step sister said I'm stuck

Great movie, nice animation, some elements of the plot were taken from the first Digimon movie but I don't mind. All in all worth the watch.

No permitáis que la vida os desanime, ni siquiera cuando las cosas se pongan difíciles...
Ya que no hay nada peor en la vida que el hambre y la soledad.

_Summer Wars_ is well animated, accompanied by a catchy OST & sound design, and tells a fun, touching story about family and respecting the relationships we don't get to choose, even when they're hard to handle. It does lose its way in the middle for a bit, extending things unnecessarily and relying too much on people making dumb decisions in order to cause plot progression. These lacklustre middle scenes probably would have been more engaging if our two MCs weren't quite so bland - the choice to tug at a romance but push it to the side until the very final moment is an odd one, especially when it feels like exploring those threads over the course of the movie's run would have provided some much-needed development and dialogue opportunities for these characters. It's certainly not without faults, but it's a fun time regardless, and the finale of the film reels it all back in to make sure each character has a moment to shine, no matter how dully or stupidly they'd acted in earlier scenes.