Happy new year

Rating: 8/10 (1 January 2019)

The story is set 30 years later in Japan at the time it was made, it shows a possible future what could happen this year. The film was made in 1989 but the setting is in 2019.
Kanada and his gang of bikers get involved in stopping biker gangs which leads to their friend Tetsuo to be in a creepy hospital like area where they treat him and he has these illusions because of these three kids who also operated by the same people they look like senior/mid aged people but they are actually kids.
This is good way to get introduced to the mature side of anime, as it has a lot of gore, mild nudity and lots of strong language. With of course mature themes, I normally don't like anime which has too much gore, horror or nudity but this was actually really good.
There are two dubs to the movie, the pioneer and the streamline dub. If you want to watch the dub I would I highly recommend the pioneer dub as with the streamline dub there was a lot of mistranslation, miscasts and of course dialogue changes . If you see any weeb reviews claiming the dub is bad please do me a favour and pay no attention to them because people like them just love to ruin anime for others and just think they are better then everyone else because they think their annoying japanese voices are so perfect. These people are the main reasons why I always stick to dubs.
We have a perfect cast from the Pioneer dub with Johnny Yong Bosch as Kanada and Joshua Seth as Tetsuo they both fit their roles perfectly and we also have voice actors like Michelle Ruff, Michael Lindsey, Jamieson Price, Sandy Fox and former child voice actor Cody Mckenzie my only complaint was that they should have had another child voice actor to do one of the boys who were still kids at the time like Aaron Dismuke or Max Mittelman Borby wasn't bad or anything but they to create chemistry they should have had each of the kids with different voice actors with the exact gender. But Corby was a lot better then both Barbra Goodson and Bob Began as both kids since they were both adults trying to sound like younger boys but failed.
As for the streamline I could only get through 45 minutes of it and other then Cam Clarke as Kanada I don't think anyone had a clue on how to voice their characters or were even given the right direction. Luckly, Barbara Goodson and Steve Kramer made up for it when they did additional voices for the pioneer dub.
Overall if you want to get exposed to the mature side of anime I would high recomand this movie. It is big coincidence that this movie took place in 2019 and I am writing this review on the first day of 2019. Have a good year everyone.
As for you BatmanFunReviews I thought you were a cool guy but I guess I was wrong.
"I'm no fan of anime type of movies" then question then why do you even watch or reviews them. If there is tons of stuff out there for you to review. I just feel like you are just trolling.