LIVE Action aNIME…?
do u think as fans of anime we should protest and or petition, to stop american film makers from ruining classic animes and video games from japan?
they have already done it with speed racer, mario brothers, Dragon ball, street fight, street fighter (chunli movie)…
an now they are planning to ruin GHost in a Shell, Akira, and neon genesis EVangelion…… what next ??? cowboy bebop, Air, Gundam, Kanon, Haruhi, Death note, bleach???????
so what do u all think ???
i think american film maker should just concentrate on ruining their own countrys comics and movies like they have already done.(with the exception of batman Begins and dark knight those film were the best)
if anything i think that the japanes are more capable of doing a better job with low budget movies, look at death note, if hollywood got their hands on the rights who knows what kind of queer crap they will put in…
I don’t see how petitioning could help – if they’ve got enough balls to put that stuff in front of a public audience, I’m sure they shuck off a petition with ease.
Plus, there’ll always be gullible saps like me just hoping they did a good job & actually going to see it. -_-; It’s crushing, but hope never dies.
And I hate to break it too you…
But they are planning a live action Cowboy Bebop http://www.firstshowing.net/2008/07/22/fox-developing-cowboy-bebop-live-action-feature-film/
And while Death Note does have live action adaptation already, they’re also planning on making an American version http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-05-01/warners-brothers-acquires-live-action-death-note-rights
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