Animated Action Films

"as Sailor John"

"as Henry, Gordon and Kevin"

"Teresa Gallagher as Emily"

"Narrated by"

"Keith Wickham as Edward, Henry, Gordon, James and Percy"

"Nathan Clarke as Alfie"

"Rob Rackstraw as James"

"William Hope as Edward and Toby"

"Joe Mills as Toad, GWR Oliver the Western Engine and the Scottish Twins"

"as Salty, Bert, Bertie, Sir Topham Hatt, additional voices"

"as Oliver the Excavator and Mike"

"as Daisy, Annie, Clarabel and some children"

"as Cranky and Kevin"

"Jonathan Broadbent as Bill and Ben the Tank Engine Twins"

"At last we meet. What an honor - for you."

"Surrender the Omnitrix and your deaths will be swift - except, of course, for the Tennyson boy!"

"(to Azmuth) You will make me a more powerful device!"

"Less chit-chat! More combat!"

"(flying into space) So this is what a pancake feels like!"

"Wait, Tetrax is the creator!"

"(flying the space pod) This is better than Sumo Slammer any day!"

"Normal? Who wants to be normal?! If you're not a hero, you're a zero!"

"(to Tetrax about Ben) Remind me not to get THAT kid mad."

"(opening the cargo door) Say bye-bye, Vilgeek!"

"(last lines) It's hero time!"

"I wish I was at the mall right now."

"(looking at the controls on Tetrax's ship) Come on, you can fly this thing. It's just like riding a bike - a huge, super high-tech alien bike."

"Your ship will be useful in my quest to find the Omnitrix, and when I recover it, I'll exact my revenge on the Earth boy who imprisoned me in that cursed Null Void dimension! at! More combat!"

"Hello, Ben."

"You are going to regret sending me to the Null Void for what little remains of your miserable life!"

"Come on! I know you can fly this thing."

"(flying small alien ship) It isn't so hard once you get used to it!"

"(to Tetrax about Gwen) Can we turn around and drop her back on Earth? You know, like from orbit?"

"Great! Gwen's in love with the snot blob."

"Yeah! I work best under pressure."

"(just learned how to fly a small alien ship) Oh yeah, now I got it!"

"I am a selfish and self-centered being, but it takes one to know one."

"You're just trying to mess with me."

"(after escaping Incarcecon) That was so cool! Let's never do that again!"

"You want me to get in there in that kindergarten room and live stupidly ever after, huh?! Be quiet, do what you're told, take your medicine every day, and wake up all day like those kids?!"

"I am Tetsuo."

"My job isn't to believe or believe. It is to act or not act!"

"[To a man dressed in a black suit] What's with the get-up, huh? You goin' to a funeral?!"

"[holding soldiers at gunpoint] Hands up, now! Where in the hell's the facedown baby room?!"

"[when he claims to Ryu he knows who the new subject is] Come on... Don't they say the only amazing questions are asked ones? [Ryu walks up to him with a sinister expression] Huh? They don't?"

"[Streamline Dub (1989)] And what do we have here, huh? You the funeral director?"

"[Repeated line] TETSUO!"

"I customized that bike for myself. It's too wild, you couldn't handle it."

"Otomo’s vision is violent, angry and often ugly, but it is also arresting and powerful. Thirteen years after its initial release, “Akira” remains a watershed film in the history of Japanese animation and anime fandom in America."

"Mr. Otomo invests this dark flowering of post-nuclear civilization with a clean, mean beauty. The drawings of Neo-Tokyo by night are so intricately detailed that all the individual windows of huge skyscrapers appear distinct."