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City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes

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2019 Japanese anime film
City Hunter the Movie: Shinjuku Private Eyes
Theatrical release poster
Japanese name
Kana劇場版シティーハンター 〈新宿プライベート・アイズ〉
Transcriptions
Revised HepburnGekijō-ban Shitī Hantā 〈Shinjuku Puraibēto Aizu〉
Directed byKenji Kodama (chief)
Screenplay byYoichi Kato [ja]
Based onCity Hunter
byTsukasa Hojo
Produced by
Starring
Music byTaku Iwasaki
Production
company
Distributed byAniplex
Release date
  • February 8, 2019 (2019-02-08)
Running time
95 minutes
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese

City Hunter the Movie: Shinjuku Private Eyes (劇場版シティーハンター 〈新宿プライベート・アイズ〉,Gekijō-ban Shitī Hantā 〈Shinjuku Puraibēto Aizu〉) is a 2019 Japanese anime film based on the mangaCity Hunter byTsukasa Hojo and part of its media franchise, serving as the fourth film in theCity Hunter series. Produced bySunrise, the film was chief directed byKenji Kodama from a screenplay byYoichi Kato [ja] and features most of the voice cast from the original 1987 anime television series and its sequels returning alongside guest stars such as actressMarie Iitoyo. It also features an appearance from the titular trio fromCat's Eye that being Hitomi, Rui and Ai with Hitomi and Ai being reprised by bothKeiko Toda andChika Sakamoto fromTMS Entertainment's 1983-1985 anime television series of the same name.

The film was released in Japanese theatres byAniplex on February 8, 2019.

Cast

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CharacterJapanese voice actor[1][2]English voice actor[3]
Ryo SaebaAkira KamiyaStephen Fu
Kaori MakimuraKazue IkuraMorgan Garrett
Ai ShindoMarie IitoyoTia Ballard
Shinji MikuniKoichi YamaderaChristopher Wekhamp
Saeko NogamiHarumi IchiryusaiMarissa Lenti
UmibozuTessho GendaChris Rager
MikiMami KoyamaMichelle Rojas
Vince IngardoHochu OtsukaKent Williams
Hitomi KisugiKeiko Toda[a]Alexis Tipton
Rui KisugiDawn M. Bennett
Ai KisugiChika SakamotoMegan Shipman

Production and release

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The film was announced on March 19, 2018.[4] Kenji Kodama who directed the last twoCity Hunter sequels, returns to chief direct the film while the main cast from the anime series returns to reprise their roles.[1] The film was released on February 8, 2019 with screenings in4DX beginning on March 1st of that same year.[5] The film's North American premiere occurred during Anime Boston 2019 on April 20th of that year.[6]

In North America, Discotek Media licensed the film and released it on Blu-ray on May 26, 2020.[7][8]

Music

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The soundtrack was released on February 6, 2019 by Aniplex alongside a vocal collection. Like with allCity Hunter animated media, the film features multiple pieces of music being played throughout the film. The opening theme is titled "Mr. Cool" performed byAmazons [ja] andLotus Juice [ja]. It also features songs from pastCity Hunter series and films. Amazons also contributes to a cover of "Cat's Eye" from the 1983-85Cat's Eye anime series. "Get Wild [ja]", performed byTM Network from the original 1987 series serves as its ending theme while "Still Love Her (Ushinawatera Fuukei) [ja]" plays after that alongside score fromTaku Iwasaki.[1][9]

Reception

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Matt Schley of theJapan Times gaveCity Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes 2.5 out of 5 stars and found the film's humor to be "out-of-touch" and its concept largely the same as the previous adaptations, though he noted that this consistency may be what makes the franchise popular and appealing to fans.[10] Kim Morrissy ofAnime News Network rated the film a B and also considered it a nostalgic and faithful tribute to the original series that, despite its predictable plot and outdated character dynamics, delivers exciting action and heartfelt moments, making it a satisfying experience primarily for fans.[11] Reuben Baron ofComic Book Resources called the film a "straightforward, and self-contained, action-comedy B-movie", finding it entertaining and noting that it effectively appeals to both fans and newcomers alike, despite its slightly derivative story and repetitive humor.[12]

Light novel

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A light novel adaptation by Kenta Fukui was released on February 8, 2019 byTokuma Shoten.[13]

Notes

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  1. ^Toda temporarily replacesToshiko Fujita as Rui.

References

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  1. ^abcRessler, Karen (2018-12-12)."New City Hunter Anime Film Reveals Title, New Trailer, Additional Cast".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-22.
  2. ^Ressler, Karen (2019-01-10)."City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Anime Film's Trailer Reveals Appearance by Cat's Eye Trio".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-24.
  3. ^Loo, Egan (2019-07-28)."City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Anime's English Dub Stars Stephen Fu, Morgan Lauré".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-28.
  4. ^Antonio Pineda, Rafael (2018-03-19)."Sunrise Animates New City Hunter Film for Spring 2019".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-19.
  5. ^Sherman, Jennifer (2019-02-19)."City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Anime Film Gets 4DX Screenings in Japan".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-24.
  6. ^Antonio Pineda, Rafael (2019-04-05)."Anime Boston Hosts City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Anime Film's N. American Premiere".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-24.
  7. ^Hodgkins, Crystalyn (2019-04-19)."Discotek Licenses Entire City Hunter Anime Franchise Including City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Film (Updated)".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-24.
  8. ^Sherman, Jennifer (2020-05-26)."North American Anime, Manga Releases, May 24-30".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-31.
  9. ^"MUSIC | アニメ「劇場版シティーハンター<新宿プライベート・アイズ>」公式サイト".cityhunter-movie.com (in Japanese). Retrieved2025-08-22.
  10. ^Schley, Matt (6 February 2019)."'City Hunter The Movie: Shinjuku Private Eyes': Dated gags in modern-day Tokyo".Japan Times. Retrieved1 September 2025.
  11. ^Morrissy, Kim (23 September 2019)."City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes - Review".Anime News Network. Retrieved1 September 2025.
  12. ^Baron, Reuben (27 May 2019)."City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Review".Comic Book Resources. Retrieved1 September 2025.
  13. ^Hodgkins, Crystalyn (2019-01-17)."City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Film Gets Novel Adaptation".Anime News Network. Retrieved2025-08-22.

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