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AstroNerdBoy
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"According to a Madhouse executive, efforts like these are an attempt to give American fans "stories that U.S. audiences can connect to," without necessarily pandering to audience tastes."
In other words, we'll domesticate the Hollywood release and it will end up having no heart and thus will ultimately fail. |
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Otakuboy T
 Posts: 59 Location: Morris, IL |
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 Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
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Fronzel
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So...the reason that video games have better writing these days is also why anime sucks? Wow. |
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Dargonxtc
 Posts: 4463 Location: Nc5xd7+ スターダストの海洋 |
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It is kinda wierd that they even have to explain this. Or I guess my question is: How were the creators getting paid before? The opposite of this would be flat fees, or hourly wages. I guess I always assumed that creators (in this case people like; Koji Morimoto, Shinichiro Watanabe, Shoji Kawamori, Hideki Futamura, and Mahiro Maeda) would always get paid more if the anime does well? |
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Samurai Drifter
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I'm not too worried. This has about as much of a chance as happening as the DBZ or Evangelion live-action movie.
If it does, though, the same thing that happened with the Lord of the Rings might happen with anime. |
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Deltakiral
 Posts: 3338 Location: Glendora, CA (Avatar Hei from Darker than BLACK) |
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I sure hope were not referring to this (or that)as good writing because videogames don't necessarily have the best, but I bet the pay is better and we all know money makes the world go around  . Also don't animatior get paid less then nothing, I mean why work so hard to only get small income....it's not exactly the way I like to work.
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Madame
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I will start looking forward to a live action Ghost in the Shell when they announce that Yoko Kanno will be doing the music.
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Calculusman
 Posts: 309 Location: Virginia |
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Live action adaptations of anime are a tough subject for a few reasons.
First off, they risk changing or condensing the story too much that fans of the original series will be mad and not watch, but won't Americanize it enough (in an attempt to keep the original fans watching) to pull a good enough size of new fans. I think a lot of them could do well because the stories are often very original, but adapting anime is, I think, an even bigger challenge than adapting a book. |
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law240
 Posts: 77 Location: El Paso, TX |
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I think there referring more to ...fully animated H-games or just H-game in general why work hard for little pay on anime when you can do fairly easier erotic CG's and animations for a dating sim or H-game and make the same or even more for less work hmmm .... Japanese animators are"working smarter, not harder" I guess -_- just an example i guess http://erogos.yui-artworks.jp/soft/love/down.html |
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Iritscen
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And that Angelina Jolie is Motoko and she will be reproducing the movie's thermoptic camo scenes faithfully. 
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rhodesama
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One of the reasons that I love anime is because it usually offers something more interesting and different than the type of thing the western world puts out. Oh well, I guess everyone wants to make a buck these days... |
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Emperor Fred
 Posts: 32 Location: Ottawa, ON |
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Dargonxtc
Posts: 4463 Location: Nc5xd7+ スターダストの海洋 |
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Problem is, we might get the Aeon Flux versions. |
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ikillchicken
 Posts: 7272 Location: Vancouver |
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The key to making a good live action american adaptation is this:
- Dont change it and americanize it so much that you piss off the Anime fans. - Change it enough that it isnt just a live action duplcate, and comes off as weird to most american audiences. balance is key. The trouble is most times they either mess up the second part and its basically a huge buget project for the relatively small group of nothing but fans. Or they mess up the first one, and the fans hate it, and then its a moderate success for others. Unfortunately for us its usually more profitable to abandon the fans. |
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Baal Zebul
 Posts: 40 Location: Midwest |
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A better live action adaption of the Kerberos series might not actually be that bad.
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