Akira

Kai's socks appear to change color a number of times throughout the film, often from shot to shot within the same scene.

When the camera is far away from Akira's capsule, the nameplate is in katakana (a Japanese alphabet).

When Tetsuo walks closer, it has mystically been translated to Romaji (English) characters.

Near the beginning of the film, in the street bar, the sign on the jukebox changes from "MASTAR" to "MASTER" between shots.

When Kanada and his crew are walking from school, Kanada's shoes change color in the same shot.

When Kaneda shoots Tetsuo the laser makes a hole in Tetsuo's shirt, later the hole is gone.

Just before Kaneda escapes from Tetsuo's mutating body the Colonel's mustache disappears for a few frames.

The rank insignia on the Colonel's uniform changes from 2 stars to 3 stars in some shots.

I'm not going to lie, I was a bit reluctant to watch this at first because I was afraid I would be bored. After watching it several times, I'm still not bored.

"Akira" is an Action/Sci-Fi/Anime feature directed by Katsuhiro Otomo 1988. Not common with animated movies generally, this film runs for about two hours.

The Plot: Childhood friends Tetsuo and Kaneda's motorcycle gang encounters a military operation to retrieve an escaped experimental subject. The military captures Tetsuo and conducts experiments on him that unleash his latent psychic ability, but when these new powers rage out of control, Tetsuo lashes out at the world that has oppressed him!

"Akira" is an Animation - Sci-Fi movie in which we are in the year 2019 in Tokyo which is now named Neo-Tokyo (after World War III) and we watch two teenagers with the help of a group of physicists trying to save a secret military project by a biker gang member who changed and gained some powers and now he wants to use them for evil purposes.I liked this movie because it was very different from many other animation movies.

The problem with this movie is that the creator attempted to squeeze a huge comic series into a two and a half hour movie, and unfortunately is leaves people a bit confused. The second time I watched it, I was able to understand it a little better and was able to follow the plot reasonably well.

I kept watching it until the end... Hoping things would clear out...

I need more feature length animated films like this. Gritty, unafraid of violence, layered storyline, and quite detailed animation.

Omg!!! I think anyone who's into or even likes movies or cinema has heard of Akira, but i just hadn't got around to seeing it.