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Art work is gorgeous, but once you get passed that it's all just preaching. What's you have here is just the Japanese version of a David A. R. White movie.

This anime is taking ideas from a dangerous cult I once was in. I would have loved this 5 years ago. The outward appearance of the new age cult looks like love and light and harmless but it is not. Once you start to go down that rabbit hole your mind starts to warp with multiple contradicting philosophies and you'll find many of these folks to not believe in absolute truth. I have known and seen many people totally loose their minds such as myself. They can become schizophrenic and there's many reasons for this but one major reason is when people start to channel the "Elohim" or angels. These beings are not who they claim to be. They are evil and they absolutely hate Jesus Christ as he claims to be, which is God and the savior. This review would turn into a book if I explain even further but you can research it yourself or buy the book "The second coming of the new age". The author was in the new age and had a website that made him over 30k a month writing new age articles. One day he threw it all away when he realized Jesus is God and he had been deceived. You can find many sub cults coming from this ideology where suicides and murders happened. Like Heavens gate and smaller local stories where people changed so much they got violent. Look up the Jacqueline Ares jail interview, her warped mind will give you an in depth idea on what happens to many people when they get stuck in the new age philosophy for years. Evil demon beings are real and they are more intelligent than you can imagine and their goal is to spread as much confusion as possible and keep you from reaching Gods throne in good grace. Spiritual warfare is real and it's happening right now, everyday with every single one of us.

I have never written a review on here before, yet I had never seen a movie like this before so after viewing it on December 3, 2015, I felt compelled to write a review.

This movie sucks. You want to watch this? Let me direct your attention to something better: watch an elephant void its bowels. Words don't exist for how bad it is, so you'll have to trust the above is better, which it is. This review has more serious thought put into than that crappy movie. I mean, I feel violated for having given $15 to see it and the only reason I didn't leave was because there was an interesting gentleman sitting next to me who was expounding upon Japanese culture throughout the film. Anyways, don't watch, crappy film, terrible life lessons.

The Laws of the Universe: Part 0 tries to blend alien conspiracies, school life, and spiritual themes into one film but ends up feeling messy and directionless. The plot jumps between ideas without proper buildup, making it hard to stay emotionally invested. While the animation is decent and the action scenes have some energy, the storytelling lacks clarity and depth. Characters feel underdeveloped, and the film relies too heavily on exposition. It has interesting concepts but poor execution. Overall, it's a forgettable experience with style but very little substance.

Very interesting movie! The story was so deep so I was really into this movie! Can't wait the next series of this movie!

Interesting, fun, and heartfelt film about aliens and humans, good and evil, and love and justice and truth. I honestly really liked it. I can see how some people may find the film's ideas or concepts too grandiose or bombastic or outlandish, but I liked the hugeness of the film as the title implies. And remember, this is not Part 1 but Part 0. There will be a sequel, you know.

This movie is being suppressed. Watch out. If something is suppressed, it has huge value. Unusual, very good anime. Too much truth in it.