The live-action version of "Cells at Work!" is scheduled to be released on December 13 and a new trailer has been released

The comic-adapted movie "Cells at Work!" has officially announced that it will be released on December 13, 2024, and the latest trailer has been released. Since the original comic came out, this work, which is good at using the unique perspective of cells to simulate human bodies to tell the mysteries of the human body, has always attracted much attention and love. Now that it is brought to the big screen, there is no doubt that movie fans are more looking forward to immersing themselves in it.

"Cells at Work!" release date preview:

It is reported that the film has invited a number of outstanding acting stars to perform. Mei Nagano will play the red blood cells responsible for transporting oxygen, while Takeru Sato will play the white blood cells responsible for resisting bacterial invasion. This combination of screen partners will undoubtedly bring exciting acting performances. In addition, the highly acclaimed young actor Mana Ashida will play the human protagonist, and Sadao Abe will play her adoptive father.

It is worth mentioning that the film's behind-the-scenes production team is also very strong. Director Takeuchi Hideki is a famous Japanese comedy director who has directed works such as "Flying over Saitama". And action director Ouchi Takahito has participated in the filming of many well-known action blockbusters. Together with the top CG production factory Shira Group, it will surely present a visually rich microscopic world of the human body.

Judging from the trailer, the film will strive to restore the style of the original comic as much as possible, showing the distinct personalities and unique interactions of cells. At the same time, it will also incorporate a lot of action scenes and visual effects to create an imaginative and scientific world inside the human body.

We look forward to the "Cells at Work!" movie bringing an unforgettable viewing experience to the audience on December 13.