Adventure is the bread and butter of digimon but this movie tries to hard to recreate the adventures from 01 (which I guess reflects what the characters are doing.) It's hard to watch part 4 after part 3 coming off the emotional lows of the goodbyes only for things to go back to normal makes it seem like the sacrifice was for nothing. This part feels like it's trying to hard.

This film loses the momentum of the series. It has more action which is welcome, but the story elements becomes muddled and it feels very disjointed.

As stated in parts 1 and 2 of the "SHE MUST GO" installations, Meiko is the worst character in this anime. I went in expecting a lot of nostalgia and i got that, but with a grain of frustration. It's not incredibly hard to watch, but she makes it less fun and more like a chore. Every time that I hear her threaten Meicoomon, I feel resentment. I can't stand the thought of someone trying to kill their best friend just for being defective. Although this was a great addition to the story, Meiko somehow manages to take away from the development. Every time we move forward in the plot, she just has to draw us back down with her guilt. Killing your digimon is only causing more rage in said digimon. They never truly die. They are always reborn. She's spent years with Meicoomon and still doesn't understand her. This is why I am saying once again, MEIKO MUST GO!