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TrailerA secret military project endangers Neo-Tokyo when it turns a biker gang member into a rampaging psychic psychopath that only two kids and a group of psychics can stop.Actors: Mitsuo Iwata, Nozomu Sasaki, Mami Koyama, Tesshô Genda, Hiroshi Ôtake, Kôichi Kitamura, Michihiro Ikemizu, Yuriko Fuchizaki, Masaaki Ôkura, Tarô Arakawa, Takeshi Kusao, ...»Director: Katsuhiro ÔtomoCountry: JapanDuration: 124 minQuality: HDRelease: 1988IMDb: 8.0Rating(4) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "Akira (1998)"
KanedaPlayed by: Mitsuo Iwata
Tetsuo ShimaPlayed by: Nozomu Sasaki
KeiPlayed by: Mami Koyama
RyPlayed by: Tesshô Genda
NezuPlayed by: Hiroshi Ôtake
Lady MiyakoPlayed by: Kôichi Kitamura
InspectorPlayed by: Michihiro Ikemizu
KaoriPlayed by: Yuriko Fuchizaki
YamagataPlayed by: Masaaki Ôkura
ArmyPlayed by: Tarô Arakawa
KaiPlayed by: Takeshi Kusao
Engineer SakiyamaPlayed by: Masayuki Katô
Harukiya BartenderPlayed by: Yôsuke Akimoto
YPlayed by: Masato Hirano
Mitsuru KuwataPlayed by: Yukimasa Kishino
MasaruPlayed by: Kazuhiro Kamifuji
TakashiPlayed by: Tatsuhiko Nakamura
KiyokoPlayed by: Fukue Itô
Follower of MiyakoPlayed by: Kôzô Shioya
Girl APlayed by: Kayoko Fujii
Girl BPlayed by: Masami Toyoshima
Girl CPlayed by: Yuka Ôno
Colonel ShikishimaPlayed by: Tarô Ishida
DoctorPlayed by: Mizuho Suzuki
KayPlayed by: Lara Cody
Man on Nezu's PhonePlayed by: Paul Carr
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Critic Reviews of "Akira (1998)"
Los Angeles TimesApril 10, 2013A compendium of the worst cliches of Japanese animation -- two hours of chases, laser attacks, machine-gun battles, spilled stage blood, computer-animated backgrounds and hokey dialogue.
TIME MagazineSeptember 07, 2008The movie, even at 124 minutes, has the densely packed sweep and go-for-it pep of a pop epic.
Chicago ReaderApril 16, 2007Grade-school violence freaks may find a few kicks here, but even they may have trouble coping with this ugly movie's ending about eight separate times.
VarietyApril 16, 2007A lavish animation extravaganza produced at a cost of $8 million, this futuristic exploration is a followup by author-director Katsuhiro Otomo to his tremendously popular comic books.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006An impressive achievement, often suggesting a weird expressionist blend of 2001, The Warriors, Blade Runner and Forbidden Planet.
Antagony & EcstasyJuly 04, 2015Handsome and preposterously ambitious, and even its worst narrative missteps are a factor of that ambition.
Little White LiesJuly 18, 2013While its typically convoluted sci-fi plotting and sprawling ensemble of characters occasionally lead it to border on the incoherent, it's hard not to be in awe of the giant hand-drawn cityscapes that make up the backdrop for the eye-popping action.
Baltimore SunApril 10, 2013[Akira] is a blast and a half, a twisted dystopian parable of violence and rock and roll, Japanese-style. It's Disney on PCP, mean, rotten, psychotic, but incredibly vivid.
Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)January 12, 2012Moments that can only be captured as animation make Akira still worth watching: gusts of wind from chopper blades, ka-tooming bursts of fiery explosions, Tetsuo's visions.
News of the WorldJune 25, 2011Plenty of superb recent blockbusters, including The Matrix, The Dark Knight, Minority Report, Dark City and Inception, are all in its debt - not to mention a fair number of shockers, like Star Wars Episode II and the most recent Resident Evil atrocity.
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