Is this really the only successful anime adaption?
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Is this really the only successful anime adaption?
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that aelita movie from a few years ago was pretty decent, though i'm not familiar with the source material
alita
alita fricking SUCKS
>worldwide gross less than production cost
>successful
Successful in that it's actually a good anime adaption that stays 100% true to the source material. There's plenty of shitty movies that have made tons of money. Critics tanked it because they where butthurt, nothing more.
that's not what successful means. You can claim it's faithful if you want
>Financially successful
vs
>Successfully adapts source material
By your definition, Transformers is the most successful movie of all time
>Transformers is the most successful movie of all time
That would be Avatar
Movies are made to make money, so the only standard of success is if it made money or not.
>Movies are made to make money
Good goy
>Houses are built to make money, why make a palace?
>Cars are meant to make money, why make a Ferrari?
>Food is meant to make money, why eat caiver?
Do you hear how moronic you sound
Good adaptations don’t just mimic the source material. They make appropriate adjustments to fit their media type.
Name 12
Sonic the Hedgehog
Phoenix Wright
Mean Girls
Scott Pilgrim
Raimi Spider-Man
Into the Spiderverse
Kick-Ass
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Men in Black
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Hellboy (04)
The Warriors
None of those are animes, next
It literally was amazing. I'm not going to argue you're entitled to your own opinion.
Light novel but close enough.
don't they have to kill each other in the end to stop the loop tho?
While it wasn't a commercial success it's one of the better anime to live action movies around. Under appreciated Christina ricci
Alita wasn't very good, waifus gunna cashu tho.
>Under appreciated Christina ricci
I love her bros
Every anime 'adaptation':
>Let's spend $250 million on:
>A: the original anime team and illustrators to create the best version of their original vision
>B: CGI slopfest
Get that garbage Alita out of there.
These are pretty gud
why does everyone assume anime fans want something not animated
There are so many special effects its basically animated
Shit ill rewatch it tonight
yeah but that's not really my point
why not have it look like the thing anime fans like
>anime fans
Because they aren't even people.
Adaptations are for everyone BUT the anime fans. It's about seeing something a group of people like and trying to market it to the widest audience possible.
It's made to try to appeal to a wider audience, but you're right that weebs only like anime because it's animated. I've never met a weeb who likes live-action Japanese movies from their golden age (i.e. the movies that inspired the anime they like).
And you only like movies because your israeli overlords put them in front of you, you never even thought of reading a book.
I'll have you know I read every single Animorphs book as a kid.
Because modern anime is garbage so we need to adapt the good ones
>this is the only good anime adaptation because it's the only one I've seen
>what do you mean there are other countries producing movies besides burgekistan?
>>what do you mean there are other countries producing movies besides burgekistan?
There aren't
No anime adaptation is good, its nostalgia warping your mind. Zoomers are starting to be nostalgic for the fricking DragonBall movie now of all things. In about 10 years this same exact thread will be made with Netflix Bebop guaranteed.
i refuse to believe anyone will look back fondly on any of the netflix adaptations
Wrong
>that eyesore
>good
>That reddit opinion
>Good
that moron posted a screenshot for a film that really needs to be seen in motion to be appreciated. ignore him
When I get home I need to try and make some vp9 speed racer webms from my blurays
The time is right
Bro please do. I was trying to do this but I failed because I suck at making webms
I'm on vacation sorry so probably has to be in a week, my apologies
I'll create a specific thread for it when I can rather than deal with a generic webm thread with the mentally insane gadon poster and inept jannies
Even though the Wachowskis we're losing their minds by the time they were making Speed Racer, enough other talent was around to help and it shows.
It really was a great family oriented film. Family, love interest, drama(his brother), suspense of plot/winning, and overcoming all adversity to win in the end.
I don't think there's a single thing I'd change to the movie, maybe the bits with the younger brother and monkey (mostly the *record scratch* cooties warning at the end of the movie), but again, this movie was aiming for age 6 to 60 family demographics.
As gay as it sounds, I want this movie to be remastered in 4K
Yes I know I'll be buying it again but 4K would be worth it for how colorful this film was
Also, anyone know if it was shot on film or early 2K digital?
There's obviously some good ones but I figure OP just meant western attempts.
Is it considered good only because most people didnt even watch it so they couldnt complain that it didnt follow the original?
Same for all you need is kill btw
Despite ass blasted leftie critics sabotaging the original release, it has a cult following now
Why did it got blasted?
Because it was "le too colorful" and the effects where "le overwhelming" aka an anime. Also it had an all white cast and promoted nuclear family values which is "le toxic"
Honestly it's one of the movies I've ever seen.
It was good but I can totally see why no one liked it, it really shows its length by the end. Like yeah he’s the speed racer you don’t need to introduce all this other fluff to it