Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine

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.

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.

I don't understand the lackluster reviews, this is the edgiest Conan movie in about 20 years and not safe for kids. I'm writing this review mainly to warn parents that this film is too dark for kids under the age of 12, but that doesn't mean it's bad, on the contrary. The TV show switches between harmless kids entertainment and the occasional intriguing mystery, the films usually cater to a high school audience - like Kudô Shin'ichi's real teenager identity. In recent years, they've added more action and violence, probably to keep first generation fans interested (who are around 40 now). But this time, there's a new political dimension paying tribute to the popularity of darker themes in mainstream anime. The abduction by submarine places the Black Organization in the orbit of North Korea, which indeed captured a number of Japanese citizens. The topic of face recognition AI being hijacked by terrorists is quite scary and difficult to explain to little kids without freaking them out. There is an assassination scene which is definitely too much for small children (but very well done with a lot of suspense). "The Phantom of Baker Street" (2002), arguably the best Conan film, took a similarly sinister approach but was the exception from the rule. I for one am grateful that the franchise is trying to take a more mature direction, but if you want your kids to have a harmless good time, watch the latest "Doraemon" with them.