Expelled from Paradise wasn't really anything special. It had really good CGI faces given how poorly anime handles CGI people, decently executed action scenes, and Angela's body. There wasn't really anything particularly deep about it apart from that. Expected more from Gen Urobuchi, but no matter.
The other two movies were a different story. Patema Inverted was great. It's a simple premise that people of all ages can enjoy, but it's executed superbly. Some moments feel almost Disney-like, but most importantly it felt like a young adult novel come to life. Parts of it were kind of nostalgic, even though I had never experienced a movie like it before, if that makes any sense. The overall ambiance was just fantastic.
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time was pretty fun, too. I might have enjoyed it more if I wasn't already spoiled of the ending, but it's still a really good movie. You can definitely tell it's one of Mamoru's older works, as some parts aren't quite as polished as his newer movies. The time traveling aspect doesn't really break any new ground in terms of storytelling, but the romance was handled surprising well.
Anyway, watched way too much anime today. I re-watched another six episodes of Fate/Zero along with those three movies all today and my eyes hurt. But it's winter break, so this kind of pain is welcome, haha. Tomorrow I might be starting a series I've been planning on watching.