Who should direct a live action series of this kino?
Who should direct a live action series of this kino?
Christian Flores
Noah Jackson
Whichever director that’s terrible with endings, much like Junji Ito himself.
Daniel Young
Denis Villeneuve
Joshua Reyes
Is there anyone who could genuinely pull it off? Lars von trier? Or some arthouse indie guy?
Adam Green
David Lynch
Jose Russell
It doesn't need to be a 1:1 story imo.
Julian Kelly
>generic horror manga needs to be directed by some arthouse director because japanese cartoons are le-obscure
Jayden Hughes
My boy Abrams is gonna polish up your tacky nip "horror" and turn it into actual good western kino, just like what he's gonna do with your shitty romcom "Your Name"
Ryder Wright
>lmao its a relatively popular horror kino manga so its generic
why are weebs always so elitist and autistic? it seems retard like this can never just enjoy that other people who dont ruin the art itself are into it.
Ryder Wood
unironically guillermo del toro
Dominic Gonzalez
Who says you need an ending?
Isaiah Roberts
But... It already exists?
Asher Perry
We're dealing with horror in general, and cosmic horror in particular, the ending should not bring closure.
Grayson Anderson
Imagine being so completely fucking retarded you can't even read
Isaac Young
I remember I talked my anime club into show it. Though even I was kinda disapointed in the movie version. Like most Japanese movies, it looks like a made for tv film. Especially around that era, Japan's early adoption of digital made everything look like a soap opera, even stuff filmed for cinemas.
Charles Rodriguez
cargo-cult elitism. they think it's generic because so many things have ripped it off, its like some middle-american television addict calling the mona lisa generic because so many portraits that came after it used the styles that da vinci helped to perfect
Ayden Lewis
Yet another misuse of "generic." It's a de facto meaningless word now.
Asher Miller
>my bottom of the barrel spooky chink doodles are just like the Mona Lisa!
Christian Adams
He was making an analogy, he was not saying that Junji Ito = Mona Lisa.
Mason Wilson
Tim Burton
Thomas Carter
the wachowskis
Jose Wilson
Kiyoshi Kurosawa of Takashi Miike
Aiden Clark
cast her
Ryan Myers
Guillermo del Toro could kinda work the visuals well. Just give him better writers than the ones on The Strain.
Levi Williams
Younger MEW. Also, I think there's like a dozen Tomie movies out already.
Xavier Sanders
They already did that
Xavier Campbell
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Ayden White
It's better, like better art pleb.
Justin Edwards
fuck off Uzumaki was perfect
and the answer is no one, Junji Ito should not be adapted.
Connor Hughes
yes he is a genre of his own (and thats a good thing)
Justin Bennett
what happen to him??? =(
Elijah Green
And it was shit.
Justin Ward
Nihei would be a more interesting (and probably moreimpossible) adaptation in every way
Brody Rogers
Hellstar Remina would be scifi kino
Noah Sanchez
And its kino faggot
Late 90s/early 2000s digital japanese stuff is great for that alone
Charles Sanchez
Unironically, Jordan Peele.
"Us" felt a lot like Junji Ito story, but stretched and overexplained.
Isaiah Mitchell
Based Nihiebro
Asher Sullivan
Amygdala Steinberg
Jason Wright
body horror isnt an uncommon genre
Ian Taylor
so junji ito (minus the overexplained part)