YOUR MIND. Not your kids. Also I know education is very important, INSANELY SO, but so is entertainment. I know you will work hard to give them both but its important for kids to have choices. You cant just demand TV be school for kids that is insanely unfair.Kid Buu wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 8:14 am But why is it so important kids see Dragon Ball? There's so many important life skills kids need to learn to succeed in the real world: how to interact with people, how to make food, how to have basic hygenie, etc.
Dragon Ball/TV shows would be the last thing on my mind if I was raising a kid.
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No one here is a broadcaster or in charge of a broadcasting channel though: so why should they/we give a shit? If all that matters to you is that DB be available to one's kids in 2022... well then mission accomplished. Its more than readily available to anyone/everyone at the tap of a touchscreen. Why does the delivery mechanism being broadcast cable TV matter so much when its barely watched by anyone under the age of 67 in today's day?Cure Dragon 255 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 8:24 amAlso the The I Win button is for the broadcaster of course! They want to keep airing stuff and the way to do that is by having high ratings.
Seriously, statistically speaking the viewing metrics of traditional broadcast cable TV skew absurdly geriatric now: its literally just the decrepitly elderly who are clinging onto it and all but single handedly keeping it afloat. If this is all about small kids of today getting their DB fix, then its bizarrely out of touch with 2022 to think that cable TV of any kind is a be-all, end-all make or break means for any small kid of today (who I can assure you, are almost overwhelmingly glued to phones or tablets rather than the old school boob tube).
The only real reason anyone in the present day would conceivably care about DB being shown on broadcast TV is to ensure that it be viewable in retirement homes and senior centers. Hospice patients approaching their final weeks alive on Earth have vastly better odds seeing DB on a regular TV broadcast than would an average little kid today.
(Now THERE'S a Toonami-esque promo to get excited about: "Make your last DMT experience a DBZ experience!")
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It's almost like only baby boomers are still watching regular tvCure Dragon 255 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 8:24 am .
Also, I love how everyone is like "LOL why would kids want to watch a lame 80's anime" when Me TV airs LOONEY TUNES* and other classic cartoons and they outdo pretty much any kids channel in ratings. Oh and Telexitos airs the 80's Ghostbusters cartoon so the whole "It's old" point is moot.
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Probably they want to pass it down through the generations. Kids have way new and better ways to anime compare to most us as a kid.
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Kids do have choices?Cure Dragon 255 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 9:33 am YOUR MIND. Not your kids. Also I know education is very important, INSANELY SO, but so is entertainment. I know you will work hard to give them both but its important for kids to have choices. You cant just demand TV be school for kids that is insanely unfair.
It's 2022, unless they live in North Korea or a literal war zone, kids know how to use google to find what media they want to seek
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And almost every streaming service will have a selection dedicated to the anime. most kids will not be watching broadcast tv unless the parents s have it on and the child sits down to watch with the parents. I do not understand where this false narrative of children having only broadcast tv in the year 2022 comes from.Kid Buu wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 4:06 pmKids do have choices?Cure Dragon 255 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 9:33 am YOUR MIND. Not your kids. Also I know education is very important, INSANELY SO, but so is entertainment. I know you will work hard to give them both but its important for kids to have choices. You cant just demand TV be school for kids that is insanely unfair.
It's 2022, unless they live in North Korea or a literal war zone, kids know how to use google to find what media they want to seek
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I never said kids had only broadcast... Ok you know what. NOBODY is ever going to give in and change their minds. You are not going to change mine at least. So there.
Also where I live (Paraguay, which is totes North Korea or a warzone lol) we still have anime on broadcast tv and (Dragon Ball, Naruto, Digimon Adventure, Shinkalion, Hakushon Daimao 2020 and so on,) there is no false narrative. Its there for the kids who want to watch and they do pretty well on the ratings to boot.
Also where I live (Paraguay, which is totes North Korea or a warzone lol) we still have anime on broadcast tv and (Dragon Ball, Naruto, Digimon Adventure, Shinkalion, Hakushon Daimao 2020 and so on,) there is no false narrative. Its there for the kids who want to watch and they do pretty well on the ratings to boot.
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For what it is worth Super does actually air on regular TV here:
https://www.popfun.co.uk/programme/dragon-ball-super-0/
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Yeah Super has done well on Pop all things considered in this day and age.
Unlike Kai, Manga UK somehow managed to convince TOEI to let them release Super on home video without a TV deal in 2017, and it was the only way of legally watching the dub here for nearly two years until the Pop broadcast. Even now, for anyone that wants the edited Super dub it can be streamed on BBC's iPlayer.
It will be interesting to see how much longer before Pop drops Super, but I think its current 3 years has been a good run with all the competition it's airings have had from other forms of distribution.
Unlike Kai, Manga UK somehow managed to convince TOEI to let them release Super on home video without a TV deal in 2017, and it was the only way of legally watching the dub here for nearly two years until the Pop broadcast. Even now, for anyone that wants the edited Super dub it can be streamed on BBC's iPlayer.
It will be interesting to see how much longer before Pop drops Super, but I think its current 3 years has been a good run with all the competition it's airings have had from other forms of distribution.
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Well it looks awful in my opinion.
The beginning of the video I like how she says “ultra smooth” and Wanda clearly staggering at the end lol.
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No, I just mean acted battles as a whole, are a downgrade, from non acted ones. Since punches are fake, actors have to accentuate everything, and it just always feels rehearsed, I dunno.JulieYBM wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 4:16 pmDowngraded how? Because no one form of art is being used to create something rather than another? That's kind of the whole point of wanting to experiment with different forms of art.
Besides, those were, again, just examples of what's possible on a small amount of time. Dragon Ball has taken so much for the various martial arts films Toriyama watched in the 1980s that I think it only makes sense to play around with live action. Something trying for the level of artistry in Cynthia Rothrock fight scenes would be so awesome! The Police Story mall fight goes to show how martial arts can be incorporated into chase scenes, mall crowds, and set destruction.
Don't let Hollywood awful use of CG give you tunnel vision about what kinds of art you can create with a camera! The set work and the editing in that BLEACH clip is awesome. Those Cobra Kai clips showed how you can create dynamic long-shot fights even on a short schedule and with little training.
Like Kill Bill is fun but I can see the rehearsed choreography. Every time I see Jackie Chan I see the rehearsed choreography too, along with those pronounced head jerks “in reaction” he does a lot. He acts. Which, yeah, it’s acting. I simply don’t want to turn a style with characters that are real (in their world, cause cartoons aren’t actors) into a style that will imply limitations. I mean the whole point of animation is you get to see anything, anything can be drawn. I just generally don’t like adding stuff that’s not needed. I think DB is fine sticking with the animated format. Also you know that making a fantasy film in RL will still require CGI to make it work so ...it’ wouldn't be real either way, just all forced and a mess.
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Sorry to bump this thread, but I just watched the first four episodes of Netflix One Piece and am wondering what all the naysayers think of its success both critically and commercially. IT BEAT FREAKIN' STRANGER THINGS AND WEDNESDAY!!! And don't deny it: Many of you probably thought One Piece wouldn't work in live-action even more than Dragon Ball wouldn't.
But it DID. And it was pretty faithful to the original work too. I was hoping this would happen because now there is ZERO EXCUSE for Toei (who also produces the One Piece anime) to not try their hand at a live-action Dragon Ball reboot. Especially with the new Capsule Corp studio being established.
But yeah, there is no longer ANY reason why live-action DB can't happen now besides a terrible and almost 15 year-old first attempt movie.
But it DID. And it was pretty faithful to the original work too. I was hoping this would happen because now there is ZERO EXCUSE for Toei (who also produces the One Piece anime) to not try their hand at a live-action Dragon Ball reboot. Especially with the new Capsule Corp studio being established.
But yeah, there is no longer ANY reason why live-action DB can't happen now besides a terrible and almost 15 year-old first attempt movie.
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One of the problems is that while the OP characters can be translated to human actors fairly well, giving actors the DBZ haircuts would look like cosplayers at best, stupid at worst. Same goes for the KI attacks and such.
And even looking at live action One Piece...geez. It's not looking that good. The acting is bad enough in itself but the bad CGI and (wired) stunt work really takes me out of it.
And even looking at live action One Piece...geez. It's not looking that good. The acting is bad enough in itself but the bad CGI and (wired) stunt work really takes me out of it.
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Personally I don't want a live action series, I don't care if death note and one piece got one, I don't care if every single anime from the 90s or early 2000s gets one. I had enough with dragon ball evolution, thank you.
HOWEVER...
It is true newer generations don't like watching animation that much, they are more of live action series or video games so it is probably a good way to get new audiences, which is the goal of such productions: Not to satisfy old fans but to appeal to the newer generations.
Maybe it is better for someone to watch a few episodes of a bad netflix adaptation cause they can't find anything else to watch but at least they will know who Goku and their friends are, opposed to someone to whom you tell them: "Dragon Ball" and they don't even know what it is (It happens when I talk to people over 45 years old at work).
I don't support it but I understand if they still go ahead and do it, to me it would the same way I feel about dragon ball super and fanworks like DBM.
HOWEVER...
It is true newer generations don't like watching animation that much, they are more of live action series or video games so it is probably a good way to get new audiences, which is the goal of such productions: Not to satisfy old fans but to appeal to the newer generations.
Maybe it is better for someone to watch a few episodes of a bad netflix adaptation cause they can't find anything else to watch but at least they will know who Goku and their friends are, opposed to someone to whom you tell them: "Dragon Ball" and they don't even know what it is (It happens when I talk to people over 45 years old at work).
I don't support it but I understand if they still go ahead and do it, to me it would the same way I feel about dragon ball super and fanworks like DBM.
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I'm interested how you came to this conclusion. To my knowledge, there is still a lot of interest in animation. Heck, the Mario Bros movie is one of the biggest box office hits of the year and Spider-Verse is one of the few super hero movies that did really well this year. Looking at he box office, animation is still in demand.Saiya6Cit wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 1:38 pm It is true newer generations don't like watching animation that much, they are more of live action series or video games so it is probably a good way to get new audiences, which is the goal of such productions: Not to satisfy old fans but to appeal to the newer generations.
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Yeah. Animation is in very hot demand. Especially anime and so on.Jord wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 8:55 amI'm interested how you came to this conclusion. To my knowledge, there is still a lot of interest in animation. Heck, the Mario Bros movie is one of the biggest box office hits of the year and Spider-Verse is one of the few super hero movies that did really well this year. Looking at he box office, animation is still in demand.Saiya6Cit wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 1:38 pm It is true newer generations don't like watching animation that much, they are more of live action series or video games so it is probably a good way to get new audiences, which is the goal of such productions: Not to satisfy old fans but to appeal to the newer generations.
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I still think a DBZ adaptation would most likely look goofy or bad. All the auras and glowing hair. One Piece gets away with its wacky and campy visuals because the tone is a lot more light-hearted and fun.
However, the original Dragon Ball could totally work. Gotta remove some of the questionable content (ex. Kid Goku can't be patting people's crotches, teenage Bulma shouldn't be offering Goku a peek at her undies), but overall I think you could do an adaptation of original Dragon Ball and it would look fine.
However, the original Dragon Ball could totally work. Gotta remove some of the questionable content (ex. Kid Goku can't be patting people's crotches, teenage Bulma shouldn't be offering Goku a peek at her undies), but overall I think you could do an adaptation of original Dragon Ball and it would look fine.
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I don't think Idris Elba gives a shit. Lol!
Guillermo del Toro, on the other hand, is a different story. And I say this as someone who has previously worked on set as a background actor for the movie "Pacific Rim". So yes, I have interacted with both of them before. Even more so with Guillermo del Toro. Now he was a ton of fun! But I see him doing something Doraemon related before hopping onto Dragon Ball. He's a certified Doraemon fanatic. Didn't believe it at first but I asked him and he confirmed it. He loves the Doraemon movies.
Guillermo del Toro, on the other hand, is a different story. And I say this as someone who has previously worked on set as a background actor for the movie "Pacific Rim". So yes, I have interacted with both of them before. Even more so with Guillermo del Toro. Now he was a ton of fun! But I see him doing something Doraemon related before hopping onto Dragon Ball. He's a certified Doraemon fanatic. Didn't believe it at first but I asked him and he confirmed it. He loves the Doraemon movies.
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Campea's such a tool. Rob is the true movie buff of the bunch. Also annoys me that Campea and the other cohosts laugh at Rob's expense for supporting physical media.Dragon Ball Ireland wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 9:27 amI remember at one point John Campea said he liked some anime, but I agree his hypocritical attitude calling Dragon Ball stupid and childish while praising things like the Lego movies is quite irritating. His video about Super Hero was also erroneously labelled the movie "Dragon Ball Super 2". You would think if a well known Internet personality like himself wanted to write Dragon Ball off as the rubbish he thinks it is he would do a bit of research on it .
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