Why do film companies have such a hard time sticking to the source material?
Why do film companies have such a hard time sticking to the source material?
Joseph Perez
Jonathan Gutierrez
It honestly doesn't look as bad as it could have.
Ryan Gutierrez
user it's a live-action sonic, it doesn't matter if it was as faithful to the games as possible it was dead on arrival
Owen Morales
In this case it's because Sonic's model wouldn't work in a CG movie that also had real people. His mouth would be annoying and inconsistent, the eye(s?) would be more jarring than usual, the big hands would prevent any sort of physical interaction with human characters, and if they're shrinking the hands they gotta do the feet too.
That being said, if the one on the left is real, it's almost as bad as the original would've been. He looks like an animatronic from some sort of special level of hell evil furries would go to.
Ian Ortiz
It looks exactly as bad as it could have.
Jace Green
Americans believe their stuff is superior to Japanese. They are delusional and too self righteous. Otherwise things like this never happen.
Samuel Wright
To be "real"
>buhwuh, huh? How can he be so fast with that silly looking body?
We'll give him a runners body.
>This doesn't look a Hedgehog, that will confuse the audience!
We'll give him more animalistic features that'll fix it
Camden Russell
The entertainment industry is just like any other business. It's absolutely saturated with assholes whose constant need to obfuscate how redundant the existence of their own job is actively works against the quality of the product that's being produced. Every boardroom in the country has several "experts" in it who make broad, frequently changing generalizations about what will get people to buy tickets. At least a few of those guys were sitting in the room, desperately trying to justify their paycheck when fat cats were looking at the most recent Sonic slideshow. It's why good writers add throwaway scenes to screenplays and good artists deliberately kneecap their initial designs, so when the vultures have at it they'll make the obvious criticisms instead of tearing perfectly suitable things apart just to look busy.
Robert Gomez
I like it, but they should have give him black eyes.
Anthony Myers
Amerimutt sonic is just furry trash
Jeremiah Garcia
i like it
Daniel Williams
because they need to find a way to balance appealing to original fans who literally want to see the source material on the big screen and the vastly superior numbers of casuals who refuse to wrap their heads around or engage with anything that's too far outside the realms of normality and what they've already seen a thousand times before.
Zachary Rodriguez
“mom said its my turn to play the game”
Jonathan Parker
Sonic is super casual you mutt furry
Juan Lee
It's a decent design (if kinda muddled) it's just a terrible Sonic.
Jason Jenkins
Kek
American Yea Forums furries desperately defending this furry garbago
Jason Anderson
literally who is defending it?
Asher Nguyen
because the film company doesn't own the rights to those designs. The same reason pharma companies keep seeking artificial compounds that mimic naturally occurring substances
Aaron Barnes
The people in charge of making final decisions are absolute idiots who have no idea what they're doing who have the first paragraph of a Wikipedia article text within their brain and that's what they work off of.
Nepotism is disgusting. It's ironic that those who green light and fund this have 0 talent whatsoever.
The producer from The Fast and Furious obviously has no idea what they're doing in doesn't give a fuck.
Logan Powell
>It's a decent design
It's a Chinese knock off
Hudson Young
Yea Forums posters on this thread are
what are you smoking
Zachary Jenkins
>The same reason pharma companies keep seeking artificial compounds that mimic naturally occurring substances
THEY WHAT?!
Thank God if I will never need pills. Weed is more than enough
Joseph Wood
LMAO @butthurt Sonic autists.