Psycho-Pass: The Movie: this sci-fi animated film, directed by SHIOTANI Naoyoshi and MOTOHIRO Katsuyuki, continues the series and follows a police inspector in a dystopian society where a computer system determines who is and isn’t a criminal. This time, she goes to a foreign country where the system is being implemented to hunt for terrorists, including an old partner. The film extends the world’s geography, but not the themes and concepts (or, for that matter, the character gallery) seen in the previous two seasons, and feels exciting but dull as a consequence. Voice acting is fine, with HANAZAWA Kana reprising her role as the idealistic inspector, and SEKI Tomokazu as her troubled former partner. The animation quality is mixed: while the character design is detailed and distinctive, the environments (particularly the foreign country, a Southeast Asian location) look a bit cut-rate; the fluidity of the action scenes isn’t particularly impressive either, even compared to the series.