With no English dub (which is very good) it makes it a hard buy to be sure. The packaging is better than the JP release, but the lack of digipak makes it a tough decision. Personally, IMO, unless you love the film, skip it and spend your hard earned cash on something else.
Thanks, Damon, for helping me make up my mind, though it's not the lack of English dub as I always prefer to watch movies in their original language. Yeah, it's the lack of digipack and for this reason I prefer the JP release. The KR one does have extras like the postcards but that's only 6 compared to UK's 10. What I would miss is the second poster which I very much like. Oddly though the KR release doesn't come with the early purchase film bookmark that the JP and UK releases had. I missed this bonus and was hoping that this release would come with it. :/
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I only got one poster from Kimchi. I hear people who ordered on Nova got both or maybe some people just got lucky. The posters came in a tube from Nova too but folded in half and wrapped around the bubblewrap in my package. I would say I understand from a shipping price point trying to cut down but still almost $30 for shipping I think Kimchi should have taken the extra step like Nova did!
Nice edition anyway (haven't opened it yet) not quite Japanese set nice of course buts weighty and the lenti is pretty good too.
I didn't see any mention on Nova's site of which method they would use for packing. Not the biggest deal I suppose being A3 but still it's kind of dumb to end up with a creased poster and only one at that. Wouldn't be worth sticking up anywhere without trying to iron out the creases or something.
I think alot of anime today is junk food tier lol and when something pretty good comes along they blow it up to crazy heights. It's very hard to navigate opinions on anime because I find so much of it quite poor. Could just be my age too mind you.. so much is aimed at the younger audience and I'm not in high school anymore. 
Yeah I was very aware of the hype surrounding it.. though it rarely affects me. Sometimes I allow myself to fall for it but I didn't here. Didn't hate it really either of course just, feel like the first act didn't make me really care as much about the main pair of characters. I still found it a bit emotional near the end though. Just you know I think anime fans can be quite obnoxious with their praise
I found that there's no way not to be affected by anything we read about a movie before we watched it, even when we told ourselves to tone down our expectations. Because what we read is already in our minds, even subconsciously. After I decided to avoid knowing anything about a movie beforehand, even its genre if possible, I got lots of my best movie experiences. Try it.
The downside is I'm only discovering movies one to ten years after their releases.
I keep an eye out on what's coming but don't usually read much until after I've seen them for myself. Unless I'm on the fence and need some convincing.. just so happens I guess I often need some level of convincing. 
I'm quite glad they weren't a pair of robots that kind of twist might have annoyed me even more!
