Meitantei Conan: Tanteitachi no requiem (Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem) (2006)

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  The 2003 movie, <b>Crossroad in the Ancient Capital</b> is for <i>Heiji Hattori</i> fans and the 2004 movie, <b>Magician of the Silver Sky</b> is for <i>Kaito Kid</i> fans. However, <b>The Private Eyes' Requiem</b> has… More
  The 2003 movie, <b>Crossroad in the Ancient Capital</b> is for <i>Heiji Hattori</i> fans and the 2004 movie, <b>Magician of the Silver Sky</b> is for <i>Kaito Kid</i> fans. However, <b>The Private Eyes' Requiem</b> has both <i>Heiji Hattori</i> and <i>Kaito Kid</i> in it. Furthermore, it also has all the major characters of <i>Detective Conan</i> as well. Only once before in <i>Detective Conan</i> movies when <i>Conan</i> and his comrades were forced to solve the mystery or they will lose their lives. In other movies, the mystery and action are usually separated from one another. <b>The Private Eyes' Requiem</b> is the second movie which combines both matters into one. <i>Conan</i>, as well as many other detectives, must solve the mystery within the given time limit or they will all be killed. This makes this movie becomes very surprisingly intriguing, because these people must also compete with time. The roller coaster ride at the end is another exciting nice bonus. <i>Kaito Kid</i> is cool as usual, especially with the roller coaster incident at the end. This time, the culprit is a very smart character. <i>Kogoro Mouri</i> is idiotic as usual. The ending theme for this movie isn't that good. The drawing is really good and took care of the detials and totally amazing, its like it's getting better every year. If you like all the previous <i>Detective Conan</i> movies, you should also enjoy this.