
- Genre
- Science Fiction
- Year
- 1989
- Runtime
- 0h50
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Neo Tokyo
Journey through twisted tales of a futuristic world
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Synopsis
Neo Tokyo, also known as Meikyuu Monogatari, is a 1989 anthology anime film that delves into three distinct stories of dystopian futures. The first story, 'Labyrinth Labyrinthos', follows a girl navigating a labyrinthine city. The second, 'Running Man', explores a man's transformation into a weaponized mutation. The final story, 'Construction Cancellation Order', involves a giant floating ecosystem. Each tale conveys a dark and thought-provoking portrayal of society's obsessions and consequences of unchecked technological advancement. With stunning visuals and a haunting soundtrack, Neo Tokyo delivers a captivating and surreal viewing experience that challenges the viewer to reflect on the blurred lines between reality and fantasy.
Cast

Banjo Ginga
Zach Hugh (segment "Running Man") (voice)

Masane Tsukayama
Bob Stone (segment "Running Man") (voice)

Hideko Yoshida
Shojo Sachi (segment "Labyrinth Labyrinthos") (voice)

Iemasa Kayumi
Bucho (segment "Construction Cancellation Order") (voice)

Hiroshi รtake
Robot 444 (segment "Construction Cancellation Order") (voice)

Yu Mizushima
Sugioka (segment "Construction Cancellation Order") (voice)
Reviews
Neo Tokyo has garnered a mix of reviews from critics since its release. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus praises the film's animation and storytelling, giving it an approval rating of 85%. Critics appreciate the film's creativity and unique take on futuristic themes. On IMDb, Neo Tokyo holds a rating of 7.0/10 based on user reviews. Some users commend the film's artistry and depth, while others find the segmented nature challenging. Metacritic scores the film at 75%, with critics lauding its imaginative storytelling but criticizing the disjointed narratives. Despite the divided opinions, Neo Tokyo continues to inspire discussions among anime and sci-fi enthusiasts for its avant-garde approach to storytelling and visual presentation.



