Meitantei Conan: Senritsu no furu sukoa

As I've already stated, every DC film has a distinct concept. For instance, the last film had a pirate-related theme, but this one has a classical music theme that is very different from the one in the previous film and quite original. In my opinion, the film moves considerably more quickly than previous DC films. Every significant incident-or crime, if you will-occurs far more quickly than in the previous films, which may be a drawback in and of itself, but it is inconsequential because we get a fleeting sight of attractive girls belting out Beethoven opera house music.

Given that the theme of this DC film is classical music, it makes sense to hear some very calming and serene music. However, this film did more for us than just provide that; it also featured resonant passages of two very different classics: "Amazing Grace" and "Ave Maria," both of which were expertly and naturally sung by a young, gorgeous, young woman with impeccable pitch. Additionally, despite the fact that something terrible and horrible is happening outside of that stunning performance, the music in this film manages to seem even more delightful. In a nutshell, there's classical music with a BOOM in this film!