Forum - View topicNEWS: Sunrise to Co-Produce Live-Action Cowboy Bebop TV Series
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#861208
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Thor: The Dark World was bad though.
... that was actually the movie that made me lose faith in movies. I haven't seen anything live-action since then, since that was so bad. |
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HueyLion
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Uuuh I dont know about this...
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nagpo
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Here comes another live action anime abomination...it's almost as if Ghost in the shell and dragon ball weren't enough.
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GATSU
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Um, wouldn't a live-action Bebop series be Firefly?
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BodaciousSpacePirate
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Yost is the guy who created X-23, so be prepared for Spike to encounter a younger, boobier version of himself on the field of battle! Clone, robot, or long-lost twin? Taking all bets spoiler[I also offer video poker]!
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Pierrot.
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Why?
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Marzan
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Like Leia said: I have a bad feeling about this
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Punch Drunk Marc
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X-23 is dope though. |
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penguintruth
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I'll believe it when I see it. And then I probably still won't.
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Sahmbahdeh
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I think it's pretty clear that Cowboy Bebop was lightning in a bottle. The specific, eclectic mix of creators and visions guided by Shinichiro Watanabe is the kind of thing that you really can't replicate without those same people involved. I really don't think this is going to pan out well.
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Lycosyncer
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Going from a movie to now a TV series? I'll believe it when I actually see it happen. With that in mind, I wonder which channel would be lucky or unlucky to get this if it actually happens at all.
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EricJ2
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The Japanese liked it because it was noir and jazz-stylish, the US liked it because it caught the sudden 90's attention for anime by showing for free on Cartoon Network where everyone could watch it. (Thus replacing Pokemon and DBZ as "the" anime show to watch if you wanted to claim you watched Anime.)
If it was Japan, it would be the same two reasons ANY Japanese live-action version of manga/anime: 1) A story with adult appeal, for Japanese adults who like the manga story but don't want the public stigma of being accused of watching the anime (no, really, I like girls, I have a job!), or 2) 20th-anniversary nostalgia that didn't want to, or couldn't, do another Sailor Moon Crystal reboot, and decided to go for the "Pretty Soldier" live-action nostalgia tribute instead. But it's a US production (Sunrise gave their blessing), which means it's pretty much the same as Netflix's Death Note: Old-fogey execs trying to capitalize on the Young Kids' New Anime Thing by picking the common trendy new-fan default title from fifteen or twenty years ago. The '13 Keanu movie died in limbo, so it may have just eventually washed up on cable's beaches just like any other shipwrecked project. (I say "cable" even though there's no word in the article of where it's going to syndicate, meaning it'll probably show up on streaming. Just like Death Note.) And now that we've finally had the Ghost in the Shell movie completed, that only leaves that Akira movie... |
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Gemnist
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Yeah..... TV shows usually have more to them than movies, and Sunrise is involved... but those comments for Watanabe and Keanu Reeves (of all people) don't sound promising, even if that is for a different adaptation.
Uh... it's no one's favorite Marvel movie but... that's a little - extreme. And besides, Yost barely wrote that movie; he was basically just the script consultant who writes comic books and therefore could contribute to the movie. |
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meiam
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Whose in charge of the music? That's kinda the biggest of the deal.
You know, Keanu Reeves would make an awesome Vicious. |
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Escaflowne2001
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They never really stopped Japan has been making loads of bad live-action anime adaptions for years now but they seem to be cranking it up at the moment. |
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