This is going to be *beep* amazing

This looks like it's going to be a much watered-down version of Tetsuo. The use of English is a concern for me: he's doing it to reach a much wider audience and this probably will not be as outlandish as I or II.

Here's a quote from the Comic-Con article:

"Tsukamoto describes the film as an entry point for people unfamiliar with Tetsuo. It's a little easier for the mainstream and Tsukamoto hopes that it can draw a big international audience, hence the need for a more clearly defined narrative."