Boku no Hero Academia the Movie 1: Futari no Hero

I watched this movie some days ago and it's one of the worst movies I have watched in a long time and entirely just feels like a cheap cash grab.

Story
The story is the first big problem with the movie because the movie relies completely on plot conveniences and it's incredible just how predictable everything is I literally knew how everything will end in the first 10 minutes of watching it.

Art
Simply put, the art/animations in this movie are horrendous and it's unbelievable that Studio Bones released it like this. In some scenes they used really ugly looking CGI which didn't fit at all and somehow it ... feels like they just didn't cared about the movie at all and just wanted to get it quickly released to cash in on bnha fans which is a shame because the main series looks actually amazing at parts.

Sound
The OST in the movie is good and it has a lot of nice tracks which all fit to the scenes in which they play and there isn't much more to say about the OST, but it is the strongest part of the movie.

Character
The movie features for the most part the same characters we know from the series and it mostly seemed like rather bland fanservice that everyone was coincidentally there and the new characters in the movie were all pretty 1 dimensional and really nothing note worthy.

Enjoyment/Overall
I absolutely did not enjoy this movie and it is beyond me how anyone out there could enjoy it if they watched the same movie as I did and it even makes me sad that the movie was such a disappointment because the main series had a lot of really good moments, but this movie didn't had any.
Overall the movie is a 1/10 for me and I guess the movie was just a quick cash grab from studio bones so they have budget for Mob Psycho S2.

Can you say typical shounen anime movie?

Like all shounen anime movies (see Dragon Ball and Naruto) this movie is filled with ridiculous reasons for the main cast to be in a position or location they would usually have no reason or even right to be in. Plot twists that anyone with an IQ above 30 could see coming just from the characters on the poster. Stupid plot armour power-ups that will have no reflection in the series as a whole ETC.

Just awful writing in general, however the animation and art are a notch above the anime series and just barely made this a worthwhile experience.

Unambitious anime movie that exists primarily so that there would be at least one movie attached to the series. If anything is impressive about it, it's the relative diversity of "requisite anime tropes" it draws from. They go to a carnival island where the rules of the main story apply less (never relevant), they need to climb to the top floor of a tower (that is never visually interesting), the movie is a movie-original escort mission (which never goes over well), the climax of the movie is two of the main characters combining their main attack. Being derivative isn't bad; it's often very good. However, ... I didn't find any impressive ideas to latch on to. There's something about passing the torch to the next generation, and how holding on to the past leaves us vulnerable, but that's about it.

The best thing about it could have been having the main cast interact outside of a school setting, but even that was limited. The best scene in the movie was a group of three girl main characters believing that Midoriya was on a date with the movie original character. Jiro rolling her ear lobes like she was boxing up made it stand out among everything else. All the other characters' appearances are just strings of coincidences. They make surprise rescues when Midoriya gets into a fix like three times.

It also has the issue with the main series, where the main characters are all needlessly repressed by the structure imposed upon them by adults. Youth liberation now, baby.

I want to like it more, but it's hard to when it feels like the movie took those useful tropes and then... rested. I kept thinking about how much more visually interesting the tower in "Pokémon 3" was. Or how much better fleshed out the relationship between, say, Gohan and Goku would have been within the context of this movie (All Might spends most of it tied up away from Midoriya).

All Might's youthful design is really nice, though!

Wasted 20 dollars on this movie, because my brother begged me to buy it at or local walmart and i practically fell asleep, it was boring and everything that's supposed to be some sort of surprise wasn't, you could guess them from a mile away, first off deku and all might were supposed to be on this resort island alone as a trip but than all of a sudden we just have all the other A1 students just show up out of no where to do what? you guest it to fight a villain that had come to attack like every ... other time
i found it just a waste of money and time.
i would understand if you were a big fan of the original show but to be frank im not, maybe that's why i didn't enjoy this movie as much as some people but i found it boring and just uneventful won't recommend