AniWorthYou're Under Arrest The Movie
Introduction
Bokutou Precinct rarely deals with criminals more nefarious than speeding sportscar drivers. So when Officers Nikaido Yoriko and Aoi Futaba find a cache of illegal firearms in a stolen car, and a rash of traffic control malfunctions snarls traffic along Tokyo's streets, it is up to Tokyo's finest to figure out what's gone wrong. And of course, it'll take the talents of Kobayakawa Miyuki and Tsujimoto Natsumi to crack the case. But will Miyuki's trusty Mini-Pat and Natsumi's fierce determination be enough to stop a devious mastermind from exploiting the weaknesses of the system and crippling Tokyo—and the world—for good?
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Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.44/10 · 4629
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Audience reviews
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Bizancio
Excuse me, I'm Spanish and I don't usually write in English. If you want you can read my review in Spanish.
In this franchise, Taiho Shichau zo The Movie (1999) is a controversial film because a lot of fans consider it a break from the main show. Instead of a sitcom in which they face minor cases, they carry out their civic duties and resolve their personal affairs; here we have a police thriller in which members of the traffic department have to stop the terrorist acts of a former member of the police force. The change in focus appears to be in accordance with the idea that the films should narrate events equal to or more extraordinary than those seen in the show. Hence, many popular franchise movies are about heroes saving the world from some threat. However, the film also seems to have…
Read at the sourceDanevsAnime
You're Under Arrest the Movie is absolutely stunning and blew me away. I had just finished watching the first season and the specials, so I came in with context of all the characters and how they interact, but I was watching with a friend who had 0 context and they also loved it.
It encapsulates all of the best elements of the anime series that came before it. This movie is riddle with action and intense situations, but treats them all realistically. The chemistry between the characters, their dialogue and their teamwork, all fits together flawlessly and doesn't come off as awkward or cliche at any moment. The story keeps you on your toes the whole time; even when it is a relatively calm moment you still have that sense that the scene is driving the plot forward. This is an hour and a half…
Read at the sourceBeebopJazzAttack
What a huge surprise! I went into this movie completely blind as to what the You're Under Arrest! franchise was about. I hadn't watched the anime or read the manga, I didn't know who any of the characters were or their relationships to one another. But honestly, you don't really need to know anything to enjoy YOU'RE UNDER ARREST! THE MOTION PICTURE. It just jumps right into its own story, providing necessary background to all its characters, enough to know who is who and then gets right into its story, which I believe is a stand alone story that has nothing to do with the anime. What is the story you ask?
Two policewomen are assigned a spot on the Boku Police Patrolwomen. Meaning they deal with speedy and reckless drivers on the big streets of Tokyo. The skilled and badass Miyuki is teame…
Read at the sourceRi_na
I came acrosss this quite late to be honest and already regretting why I didn't watch this earlier. This is my first review so bear with me.
The story-line is simply AMAZING, for a movie of less than 2 hours long. The main series itself doesn't have any flaws, but this movie has fulfilled my thoughts on what the series should add. Mind you, I have already finished all the seasons + OVA before starting this.
The art, to be honest, well i have grown used to the ever changing hair color + overall style for Aoi, so the overall art gets a 9 only for that factor. I don't have any other remarks on this topic or so let's move on!
The character(development) in this case gets a 7, mainly because I'm actually pissed at how Toukairin was potrayed in this film. I see him as a calm and collected kind…
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