Detective Conan : La Balle écarlate

The stylization of skill was inherited from the earlier series.

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"Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet" is an exciting installment in the Detective Conan series that centers on the investigation of a complicated case involving a mysterious shooter who targets prominent figures by young investigator Conan Edogawa. The film, which was directed by Tomoka Nagaoka, is a well-liked mainstay in the mystery and anime genres because it highlights Conan's complex storytelling and deduction abilities. In addition, the movie features breathtaking animation, exciting action scenes, and careful attention to background art and character design details. "The Scarlet Bullet" is a satisfying and engaging story that honors its source material while presenting a novel and enjoyable experience, perfectly encapsulating the spirit of the Detective Conan series.

I've watched roughly 1/2 of the series (there are 1024 eps atm) and many of the movies. This one without spoilers is another foray into the implausible. A very basic and unimaginative story. Sorry fans, this one is a yawn-fest. Though n my opinion the Conan Edogawa franchise has been limping along for about 7 years now.

This year's Akai family plot movie was really good. Filled with enough action and fight scenes. Though Mary Sera's had lesser screen time but the Shuichi and Conan bonding was awesome. Even if you don't know much about the main series you can totally watch it for the case solving, action and fight scenes. Although the movie was not the best Detective Conan movie but was surely a nice thriller.

Also please ignore the comment which says the movie is trash and you will laugh watching it, because the movie was totally thrilling and good than the previous movie.

In recent years, Conan movie has totally became a typical hollywood action animation. It is quite fun to watch, but it lacks some original magic, no more detective and the emotion is superficial.