WTF.Anime live action movie ! what is your dream cast ? ?
- Freako
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WTF.Anime live action movie ! what is your dream cast ? ?
well hell .. evryone else has one of these threads going.
any comments on this one?
any comments on this one?
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I brought up something like this in my forum, except that I limited the movie to RK. Lots of reactions, from both sides, but the general consensus was that however it's done, it'll likely turn crappy, perhaps anger the RK fans, but heck, all of us will go there to watch it, regardless.
Furthermore, we couldn't think of anyone who could act the parts (there's a shortage in popular, Japanese actors.)
Furthermore, we couldn't think of anyone who could act the parts (there's a shortage in popular, Japanese actors.)
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- ryu amata
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That would be a fucked up movie....... I think i'd like to see it. 

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I don't think necessity is the mother of invention - invention, in my opinion, arises directly from idleness, possibly from laziness. To save oneself trouble.
Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something.- Plato[/size:9c37a4d335]
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I wouldn't make a live action anime movie here in the US, ever. I'd have the reaction of the fans to think about, I'd have to find a cast that looks the parts, has name recognition, AND can also act, I'd need a large budget, and have to run it by a studio to make sure it appeals to the important demographics.
Bleh.
But maybe "Trigun" might work as a live action movie.
A movie that I think would work really well is something based off the "Fallout" series of computer RPGs. Giant mutants, raiders, a desperate quest that turns into something bigger, organizations that are saving technology, a hideous villain, and my personal favorite, miniguns - it'd be fucking cool.
Bleh.
But maybe "Trigun" might work as a live action movie.
A movie that I think would work really well is something based off the "Fallout" series of computer RPGs. Giant mutants, raiders, a desperate quest that turns into something bigger, organizations that are saving technology, a hideous villain, and my personal favorite, miniguns - it'd be fucking cool.
I'm out...
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I don't think there's been a truly successful anime-to-live action transition and if typical producer brainpower is involved, there never will be.
If you've ever been to an Animation Hell event, the list is varied and sordid:
Dragonball (suck-ass HK film)
Fist of the North Star (suck-ass HK and American films)
Golgo 13 (at least two Japanese films, which didn't totally suck, thanks to Sonny Chiba)
Tetsujin 28 (Gigantor) and Mighty Atom (Astro Boy) both had suck-ass live action attempts made.
Giant Robo and Iria: Zeiram don't count, because live-action versions came first.
Not even Gundam is safe: G-Saviour isn't exactly Oscar-caliber.
If you've ever been to an Animation Hell event, the list is varied and sordid:
Dragonball (suck-ass HK film)
Fist of the North Star (suck-ass HK and American films)
Golgo 13 (at least two Japanese films, which didn't totally suck, thanks to Sonny Chiba)
Tetsujin 28 (Gigantor) and Mighty Atom (Astro Boy) both had suck-ass live action attempts made.
Giant Robo and Iria: Zeiram don't count, because live-action versions came first.
Not even Gundam is safe: G-Saviour isn't exactly Oscar-caliber.
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