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You said original, do you mean before Schemell got there or after? I agree with the latter.
I agree, but I at least am someone whom can get used to it. I for example go from watching an anime in only English to watching it in Japanese many times, most;y to watch the series because it takes FAR too long for them to release it here. Ive done it with many animes such as Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood. So it doesnt effect me as much.
This would simply ruin the story, in many way. The entire reason they went to Namek was because their friends had died and were unable to be wished back because the Dragonballs were gone. Vegeta then went after Frieza to Namek because Frieza now wanted them. The story on Namek is very important as it creates the story about Dende later on, Vegeta helping them, and of course all of the Nameks that were very important like Guru and the later elder. Not to mention that it would provide an awesome backdrop and the fight between Frieza and Goku literally couldnt be contained on Earth, seeing as one of the big points of it is that they are fighting on thee dieing planet.
You see I dont think 1 film would be anywhere near long enough for some sagas, Cell all in one film? The amount of changes would make it unwatchable. There should be AT LEAST 2, same for the Buu Saga, which while the Cell Saga ends better for a movie series, should be shown if we've already come that far, and because its probably the most popular one.
Ive found if a film is good enough or a story is compelling enough people dont mind sitting for more than 2 hours. The LOTR trilogy had films far in excess of 3 hours, and people stayed. But I wouldnt go that far, perhaps 2:30 or something. It all depends upon the quality, or how its directed really. But a whole saga such as the Androids/Cell cant be done in one film unless we are making it Obscenely long, like 5 hours, and the same goes for Buu.
Schemell. I thought the first group was called 'Ocean Blue' (or something like that)...they were funimation also?
Bleach is a great example to your point.
You have a good point. However, that also concludes to my point I said earlier where the film series could not follow the manga storline so strictly. It would be impossible. there is just way too much that it just couldnt possibly fit into one movie.
Im about to adress your two film scenario right now...
The problem wit that is that the film series will get redundant. We dont want another Harry Potter do we? If you want everything from DBZ to fit into the films, it would at least have to be a grand total of about 7 films. No company will want to have that. Especially considering how low of a profit Evolution made.
However, there would be too many draw backs. the storyline would have to get reduced a great amount. But its really not that hard to pull off a good movie if you think about it. All it needs is a bit of creative thinking.
Exactly. So in reality, You would have to cut down on some storie parts if you were a screen-writer. Thus, the movie would contain only key events adapted into their own creative writing.
Evolution tried to this---but ultimately FAILED.
Furyof5 said:Not sure.
Also there is nothing really wrong with the HP series, if anything its good for films.
No longer do we HAVE TO see films where the story must be shown in one or a couple of films, we can see series of films.
Many film experts look down on episodic stories, but if they are based off of something that is already episodic in nature there shouldnt be anything to complain about. Also their criticism flies in the face of reality. Episodic film series, books, video games, etc make studios big bucks and make people want to come back. They feel compelled to finish the series in most cases, this also brings extra profit as an ongoing series draws more attention than just one of 2 films.
your train of thought
but making the entire Android/Cell sagas and the Buu sagas into 1 film respectively would be a terrible idea.
It suffered from a lot more than that. It suffered from an idiot for a director and totally new elements added. No one would have minded if Goku was the age he was during the King Piccolo Saga and he had met them normally, or even via flashbacks, and he DIDNT GO TO HS, but they ruined it.
Yea dude, I dont think the first group was FUNIMATION...they were something else...
Thats a matter of opinion really...Harry Potter is shit to me. Only some films are good enough to have its own series of films.
Ummm...I respect you, so I won't laugh but I think you worded that wrong. Film series have existed throughout the beginning of films itself. Also, a couple of films already counts as a film series...
In the end, the Dragonball film series would have whatever number of sequels based on how much profit they indeed made. Howver, its too late now to even have one sequel unless the Dragonball series gets re-booted.
My train of thoughts is off today. Stomach problems...
I've tried making 3 posts in the non-spam sections already but didn't because of so much crappy thought being put into them.
Again. Matter of opinion. It depends on how you handle it really. If properly handled, it could make a good movie.
Ah-huh 100% agree...but the main damage was caused because of how horribly the story was executed.
Furyof5 said:No, I mean series not by the meaning of a "film series" but by the mathematical definition. Not to mean simply that a couple would make a series but rather a series as in an undetermined amount of films that would be more than a simple 2-3. I could have perhaps phrased it better.
If Shia Labeouf is involved in any way shape or form I would shoot myself. I cant stand him.
Also youve seen the credits right? How they may have made it intending a sequel with Piccolo? Thank God it flopped...
Understandable. No worries dude. Its all good. I get you now.
Speaking of mediocre actors playing anime characters...Did you know that they were planning on making a Death Note movie. Geuss who will play the role of Light Yagami? Zack Effron.
Yea i saw it. It goes without saying the same cast, writers, director CANNOT be used if a sequel is ever made of the Dragonball films.
Furyof5 said:Yes, I saw this, however I figured it was just a rumor like when they were going to cast him in the New Spiderman films. Why would he be cast? He doesnt strike me as someone whom reads manga so Ill be prepared for an uninspired performance.
Nope. And to make sure....we must kill them... lol
Yep. I highly doubt he can play the role of Light Yagami in his serious mood. Zack is to "high-spirited"...But I ges they had him on thie because he has the look of Light?
We can use this...