My Hero Academia: You're Next

The fourth movie in the long-running anime franchise brings quirky fun to a bad year for superheroes. You're Next is most definitely not for newcomers, but devoted fans will get a major kick out of its wit and intensity.


A film that's lot of fun, lots of action, and if you're one of Deku's many fans, you have a lot of fun at it.

With its uneven animation, groan-worthy dialogue, and an array of one-dimensional villains, You’re Next feels like it’s going out of its way to let you know it’s unnecessary.

Enjoy it for what it is: more My Hero but don’t expect too much more than that.

Particularly the opening and closing action setpieces are as good if not better than anything we have gotten from Marvel for some time.

This dramatic, brawl-heavy movie is a fun standalone installment to a popular high school hero anime.

An explosive adventure of Kohei Horikoshi's heroes comes to the big screen. [Full review in Spanish]

My Hero Academia: You're Next adds a lot to the well-loved anime franchise, perfectly delivering comedic and emotional beats and offering some incredibly powerful action sequences.

The film highlights Deku's growth since the first episode, now tapping into the full potential of All For One, and his other classmates also have some decent screentime. It's a fun anime action adventure that fans of the series will certainly enjoy.

My Hero Academia: You’re Next tells a powerful original story that showcases the weight of words and how public heroes can be a double-edged sword. It hits even harder in the context of the anime’s lawless final seasons.