Watching Akira, especially on a large screen, is a thrilling sensory overload. This is a masterpiece we’re talking about, after all.
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Akira
AKIRA(アキラ) · 1988
A biker gang collides with military psychics.
Synopsis
In Neo-Tokyo, thirty-one years after an explosion leveled the city, Kaneda leads a motorcycle gang through a decaying urban landscape where protests, religious cults, and government experiments coexist uneasily. When his friend Tetsuo is captured by the military and begins manifesting psychic abilities he cannot control, the power grows faster than anyone can contain, and Tetsuo's resentment toward Kaneda gives it direction. The film builds toward a physical transformation that ranks among the most disturbing sequences ever put to animation. Every escalation costs the city more, and nobody involved can stop what starts.
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For any fan of film this easily qualifies as an essential bit of viewing, as it's arguably the pinnacle of the hand-drawn animated medium.
Read full reviewDeduct two stars you think it's impossible to do the manga (which I haven't read) justice with just a 2-hour long movie.
Read full reviewBy turns a classic and a hugely influential work in bringing Japanese animation to the west, this High Definition remaster of Akira looks better than ever and proves that this classic film has aged exceptionally well to date.
Read full reviewWorth getting if you want the old dub, but if you already have any other Akira DVD, you should avoid.
Read full reviewI'd give it five if it weren't so dang confusing. The manga, I hear, explains more.
Read full reviewThe landmark Japanese cyberpunk animation from 1988 re-emerges as a deeply strange nightmare about destruction and rebirth
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