Is it possible to make a good anime adaptation on the big screen?
Is it possible to make a good anime adaptation on the big screen?
Jacob Parker
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Chase Gray
>anime
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Adam Bell
Depends on the source material and how they adapt it. Edge of Tomorrow was pretty good.
Levi Bell
Not exactly, there are many things that can be done in an animated film that simply can't be done in live-action, even with tons of CGI.
Carter Peterson
Just do one of those ones about siblings fucking. Instant success.
Jason Ross
fpbp. OP is an underager who unironically gets off to weak ass male protagonists with micropenises being lead around by some bugwoman whore with extremely annoying overexaggerated cringey emotions and little depth.
Ethan Lopez
That's a great photograph in the OP.
Might someone with actual knowledge explain to me why is it so engaging? Is it the leading curved lines into the subjects or some shit like that?
Jaxson Perez
>talks about masculinity
>sits his ass on Yea Forums
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Nathaniel Wright
Not really - most anime stuff can be done in CGI - the problem is it requires a level of detail and complexity that is not worth it in regards to time it would take.
In addition, once anime is replicated to perfection it would elevate the level of cinema to the point where any other movie would look trash tier.
As soon as Anime becomes mainstream - people realise Japan has been doing things better the entire time.
Austin Moore
Back to your Discord, tranny.
Evan Stewart
Anime behaviour is cringe and real life anime behaviour is indistinguishable from mental retardation.
Adrian Morgan
You are wrong if you think I'm one of them, brother.
Nathaniel Nguyen
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Elijah Torres
I think it's possible. It depends on what the story is and if there's actual passion involved in it and not just some soulless studio ploy to make money.
Adrian Perry
I think soon. I mean the last part of below fight where tony shifts his remaining armor to fight is practically a nen battle.
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Joshua Peterson
Anime is passion driven and made by MEN they know it doesn't pay well but they do it anyway. I wish we still had shit like the original Batman cartoon but now nothing has passion in the west
Lucas Myers
Mis en scene , golden spiral and rule of thirds.
The curved line of the back wall draws your eye around to the sharp ceiling which draws it downards to the characters. The ceiling and pillar also frame them. Its like a spiral inwards
The light also adds a touch of contrast to the harsh grey that surrounds the two, to which there is no horizon or sky . The light also draws your eye to the people.
The view looking down with the woman (misato) leering over Shinji with her arms crossed blocking him against the wall while he cries really captures the emotion of whats happeneing.
Its a really well done photo and i wish that if they did an eva movie they put half as much thought in to shots like this but if hollywood got their hands on it they'd for sure make it in to a film about robots punching aliens.
Luke Reed
Sure: project an anime on a big screen.
Brayden Clark
yeah, just look at ghost in the shell. it's a great movie and has tons of minority representation
Grayson Jackson
Anime is pretty mainstream. Instagram normie thoughts are always going on how about much they anime and ramen and whatever.
Adam Gonzalez
yes
Jaxson Ross
Easily, all it requires is taking insane risks no Hollywood executive would ever take.