Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine

Yasuichiro Yamamoto's suspenseful mystery "Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine" centers on an unexplained death aboard a black iron submarine. The movie delivers the ideal balance of humor, tension, and deft detective work by fusing the excitement of a submarine setting with the defining characteristics of the adored anime series. The audience is kept on the edge of their seats by the underwater environment, which adds a distinct dimension of tension and claustrophobia. The excellent animation demonstrates the Detective Conan team's mastery of imaginative narrative. "Black Iron Submarine" delivers an engrossing mystery that will satisfy both old fans and newbies to the world of Detective Fiction, paying honor to the series' past and serving as a monument to the lasting popularity of Conan's deductive adventures.

From the beginning, the sense of unease and tension makes you sweat. There were fewer action scenes than usual, but the character development and story development were all excellent. You'll want to watch it over and over again.

It was one of the most entertaining of the Conan movie series. It is a roller coaster of thrills and excitement, with a well-balanced mix of action and drama, making it a perfect piece of entertainment. I feel like the plot structure is getting better every year. Continuity is a strength, and the know-how of action drama production that has been accumulated over the years is put to good use.

The main characters, both enemies and allies, make most of their appearances, while also fulfilling their promises, and a full-scale confrontation with the Black Organization takes place in a limited space floating on the sea. It's like a 90's Die Hard action movie and it's really good. This time, all the main members of the organization appeared, and the interpersonal relationships that arise from their slightly different positions gave the work a sense of tension. Action dramas like this are not interesting unless the villain side shines, but this time it was perfect.

It entertained me even though it included contemporary topics such as deepfakes and a surveillance society. His style was reminiscent of a king.

I actually excited when they announce the 2023 movie will be about Ai with black organization but after watched it i do like it and don't like it.

I am not actually conan maniac i just watch the movie from 2021 and approximately 200 episodes, but i will start asking how black organization recruiting they're people? I mean like at some point gin and vermouth is really brilliant while vodka is an idiot and the new one pinga just want to be better than gin.

The film build just around conan, some new characters and black organization. It's sad that they don't make the FBI have important role in the story.

I also like to complaint about how this movie isn't really having detective part, this film more like an action movie with conan's universe.

However i do like the characters outside many nonsense things, i like how they make Ran and conan really desperate after losing Ai. I like they're idea of the intellegent system and submarine.

So for me this movie is a bit different from other conan movies but with the nonsense story making it kinda weird, and overall it's more than watchable.

The identity recognition system was mentioned in a grand manner, the truth was not as expected. FBI, CIA, police are all not promoting their capacity, the confrontation with BO is nothing new. Vodka and Pinga are still stupid as other MVs. The most impressive movie is the extremely cool martial arts scene of Ran Mori and Pinga, Kir's intelligence has saved Haibara Ai and Naomi several times, Vermuoth is the most impressive role. She is almost the bright spot in the MV. The role of Haibra Ai is the biggest conflict, the part where she and Naomi talk Ai advised Naomi to be strong to find a way out of the submarine, but at the end of the movie when she and the male lead came ashore, she had the intention to die. Not to mention the internal monologues that don't fit the average person's thinking about CPR saving lives. In the end, the kiss of the 18-year-old girl in the form of a 7-year-old child with her older sister accompanied by her impure thoughts was not suitable for a children's cartoon.

The black organization is at it again. Now with a sub... well, kindda.

It's funny, the sub is literally there just because it's in the title. Might as well be some random cruise boat they rented out for the role it played.

The movie centers around a new facial recognition software that can find a person regardless of age or how much time has passed from the on-record photos. Who in this movie is aged down I wonder, hmmmmm.

Plot wise it's fine, the murder mystery was barely an after thought and rather weak, characters were practically omnipotent, animation was ok but scenes tended to have a slideshow quality to them transition wise. CGI... not too bad but noticeable in a few scenes.

As a whole this one is very middle of the road and paint by numbers.