Live Action EVANGELION!!!
If they even mess-up MY favorite character (that would be rei) by getting some blonde hair bimbo to play her, I gonna........ Well, lets just say, that I'll be quite pissed.
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"That misty night, that dismal moon. The dead search for their kin.
While angels sing, in endless dark. The dead seek out sin."
"The fear of blood tends to create fear for the flesh"
While angels sing, in endless dark. The dead seek out sin."
"The fear of blood tends to create fear for the flesh"
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It happenened in the series as well as in the movie. The series just showed it metaphorically to confuse people and piss them off. Well, the production budget ran out, too. But in the movie, they got to show what happened in a more literal way (for the most part). Still, they ended the same way. Episodes 25 and 26 of the series take place simultaneously with End of Evangelion, but they show everything from a different perspective (inside people's minds, blurred somewhat into a mass-consciousness).
Going by my own hunch, I figure that the movie will not have any of the characters we know and love.
Unless they want to take a big risk.
It would be cheaper and easier if they had the movie be something of a 'side story' movie. I think that they might have the story take place at the American NERV facility. Perhaps it may detail the story that built up to Unit-04's explosion, perhaps starring the people who worked on it.
I think they would be smarter to do this, honestly, than try to find character look-alikes and thus disappoint Eva fans. Because I know as well as you do that hardcore Eva fans will say it's not as good as the original and that it's a travesty, etc etc, since they're biased.
Something completely disconnected from the characters of the original would be easier for them to handle and accept, after all. Also, it will enable it to be a stand-alone movie to be viewed in US theaters, thus adding to their income by attracting fans who know nothing about anime, but like movies.
But that's just my hunch.
Unless they want to take a big risk.
It would be cheaper and easier if they had the movie be something of a 'side story' movie. I think that they might have the story take place at the American NERV facility. Perhaps it may detail the story that built up to Unit-04's explosion, perhaps starring the people who worked on it.
I think they would be smarter to do this, honestly, than try to find character look-alikes and thus disappoint Eva fans. Because I know as well as you do that hardcore Eva fans will say it's not as good as the original and that it's a travesty, etc etc, since they're biased.
Something completely disconnected from the characters of the original would be easier for them to handle and accept, after all. Also, it will enable it to be a stand-alone movie to be viewed in US theaters, thus adding to their income by attracting fans who know nothing about anime, but like movies.
But that's just my hunch.
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Evangelion:
Sounds interesting... I love Eva.. but they better have good actors... Actors that actually look similar to the characters... Will the actors be american or Japanese?
I know they can't use the voice actors.. Shinji's a girl.
DragonballZ:
One word. Retarded... :\ If they try to make it like the series, I'm going to lmao.
I sort of have a bad feeling about Americans making movies based on anime; It's bad enough that they dubb it. (I realize some do it very well. ex: Cowboy Bebop, FLCL.)[/i]
Sounds interesting... I love Eva.. but they better have good actors... Actors that actually look similar to the characters... Will the actors be american or Japanese?
I know they can't use the voice actors.. Shinji's a girl.
DragonballZ:
One word. Retarded... :\ If they try to make it like the series, I'm going to lmao.
I sort of have a bad feeling about Americans making movies based on anime; It's bad enough that they dubb it. (I realize some do it very well. ex: Cowboy Bebop, FLCL.)[/i]
As far as dubbing movies...
You realize, of course, that American movies are dubbed in Japanese, right? ^_^ Movies shown on television are dubbed into Japanese. I believe most theatrical releases are as well. DVDs will likely offer the original english with japanese subtitles, but it's just the same there as it is here.
And likely, Japanese movie fans would like to hear the movies in the original english >P
You realize, of course, that American movies are dubbed in Japanese, right? ^_^ Movies shown on television are dubbed into Japanese. I believe most theatrical releases are as well. DVDs will likely offer the original english with japanese subtitles, but it's just the same there as it is here.
And likely, Japanese movie fans would like to hear the movies in the original english >P
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>< what's wrong with godzilla?? he pwnz... you're hurting his cool and incredibely ultimate feelings....i am scared... i can picture it now a rubber Eva sute hanging next to a godzilla sute in a museum...
I'd see a live-action dbz just to laugh... I wonder if it'll be anything like the live action dragonball movie....
I wonder what the live action akira will turn out to be like??
... I just wasted my 250th post on godzilla.... ><
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Reach out our hands; Hold on to hers
But when we wake; It's all been erased
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As cool as that might be, I can think of a slight problem with that. Such a movie would end up being extremely boring, since the angels never attacked a NERV branch other than Tokyo 3. The main reason for this is:Sora wrote:It would be cheaper and easier if they had the movie be something of a 'side story' movie. I think that they might have the story take place at the American NERV facility. Perhaps it may detail the story that built up to Unit-04's explosion, perhaps starring the people who worked on it.
[spoiler]The angels are determined to reach Central Dogma at the NERV HQ in Tokyo 3 to cause 3rd Impact (the end of the world). The angels Adam and Lilith are being kept in Central Dogma. So the angels have no reason to attack the other NERV branches, when all they want to do is bring about the apocalypse.[/spoiler]
If the live-action movie were to focus on the other NERV branches, there would be little to show besides the construction of several evangelions, and the accident with the S2 engine causing the destruction of the NERV base in Nevada.
I really hope that the movie will shed light on the back-story of the evangelion series. The events leading up to (and causing) 2nd Impact would be quite dramatic to see. Also, Gendo and Yui's relationship (professional and otherwise) would be interesting to watch, as well as the creation of Unit-00 and Unit-01. Of course this is only wishful thinking on my part, but whatever the movie turns out like, I just want it to be awesome.
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The world didn't end. Humans just evolved to a higher existence, didn't they? They went to the sea of LCL where A.T. Fields(basically, soul barriers) don't exist, and everybody's souls fill eachother.Invisible Egg! wrote: And it can't take place after, because:
[spoiler]The frikkin' world ended!!![/spoiler]

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Well, that was the entire goal of The Human Instrumentality Project in the first place. To postpone the apocalypse long enough to give humans a chance to evolve, thereby escaping destruction. But if all of humanity dissolving into a yellow ocean doesn't qualify as the world ending, I don't know what does.Winged Warrior wrote:The world didn't end. Humans just evolved to a higher existence, didn't they?
... maybe I should've said "the world as we know it"?

