City Hunter 2024 Review: Watch this when you're bored

So recently I watched City Hunter on Netflix, which is a Japanese action comedy adventure film, and today we will review it.

Talking about basic details, you have to give yourself one hour and forty-five minutes to watch this film. The best thing is that this film is also available in Hindi, and the next important thing is that you please do not follow it with your family because of adult stuff. 

The concept of this picture has been adopted from a manga in which a live-action Chinese picture has already been made named City Hunter, in which Jackie Chan is in the lead.

Now I have neither read that manga nor seen any movie based on it before today, so I will only share with you my experience of watching this newly released picture, City Hunter.

City Hunter 2024 Cast

• Ryohei Suzuki as Ryo Saeba
• Misato Morita as Kaori Makimura
• Masanobu Andô as Hideyuki Makimura
• Fumino Kimura as Saeko Nogami
• Asuka Hanamura
• Isao Hashizume
• Tetta Sugimoto as Akitaka Itô
• Ayame Misaki as Tsukino Seta
• Takaya Sakoda as Kunio Konno
• Moemi Katayama
• Yasushi Ami
• Keita Arai as Ando
• Chase Kim as Akitaka Ito (English version) (voice)
• Yuuki Luna as Kurumi (English version) (voice)
• Stephanie Wong as Kaori Makimura (English version) (voice)

Story

So the story is such that there is a detective who is of the goon type, like Batman. He gets a case in his hands in which he has to find a girl, and at the same time, some big exploits are going on in his city, which means people are converting into zombies. What is happening is, after all, what is the reason for converting into zombies, to know whether the hero will get what he wants or not, you will have to see this picture.

City Hunter 2024 Movie Review

If we come to the movie, if you like time-pass stuff, then yes, this picture will make you pass a good time because the content of this picture does not present anything new to you, does not show anything fresh, and at the same time, whatever stuff this picture puts forward if you have watched movies like Cowboy Bebop or Powers, then you will be able to predict the things happening in the story in advance.

A new audience who has not yet explored sci-fi or supernatural themes may like City Hunter.

If we talk about good things, then the action was superb; the slow motion, gunshot, or hand-to-hand combats that were seen and the way they were choreographed were cool to watch.

The background music of the movie, the production quality, and even the performances of the actors are all quite good.

There are a few twists and turns that may surprise only a normal audience; otherwise, for a pro audience, everything is going to be predictable.

Conclusion

So overall, if you want to see a picture in which the main protagonist solves cases and the case presents you with a supernatural or sci-fi kind of element in which you get to see stuff regarding zombies, then you can sit down to watch this picture with Chai or Samosa.

This is my exploration. What is your point of view? Don't forget to share in the comments and also subscribe so that my motivation remains intact and I continue to create content.

So for now, I am going to sleep. See you soon.

Bye.

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