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Product Description ------------------- Half-pint detective Conan Edogawa has solved plenty of crimes, but this time its personal! Theres a killer on the loose, and the targets are none other than the boys in blue. No cop will be safe until the boy wonder cracks the case. But theres just one problem. Only Rachel has seen the fiend in action, and the shock of a witnessing a murder up close and personal made her forget everything she ever knew and everyone she ever loved. With his dream girl square in the sites of a homicidal maniac, time is running out for Conan to unlock the secret of what was Captured in Her Eyes! .com ---- The fourth Case Closed movie, Captured in Her Eyes (2000), is visually richer than the earlier theatrical films in this popular continuity. A mysterious killer murders two detectives and seriously wounds a third. As the only person who's seen the assassin's face, Rachel becomes a prime target. The trauma of the brutal scene she witnessed causes temporary amnesia, which only increases the vulnerability of the normally capable and independent girl. She doesn't recognize her parents, Conan, or her best friend, Serena; she doesn't even remember Jimmy Kudo! Neither the nor her bumbling her, Richard, can provide Rachel with the protection she requires: there are too many possible suspects and too few solid leads. Fortunately, half-pint detective Conan is on the case, although the members of the Junior Detective League keep getting in his way. In two dramatic sequences, Conan risks his own life to save Rachel, revealing a deep affection he usually disavows. Director Kenji Kodama infuses the action sequences with an energy that's rarely seen in the Case Closed movies, especially when Conan races his solar-powered skateboard down the vertiginous hills and around the dizzying curves of a theme park roller coaster. Captured in Her Eyes ranks as one of the most exciting--and satisfying--adventures in the Case Closed canon. (Rated TV PG: suitable for ages 8 and older: violence, alcohol and use) --Charles Solomon