Miracles wrote:
Broly was super popular. It's one of Toriyama's reasons for putting him in the canon.
Akira never cared for Broly until someone told him "Broly's popular, you should maybe use this".
He had to watch the OG movie to even remember who Broly was.
Vegard Aune wrote:Melkaniator wrote:I watched DBS: Broly in Japanese, Spanish and some scenes on English.
The English dub is the worst version, and I haven't even watched it completely on that version, it changes stuff, like so many times in the past.
I mean, from what I hear (I've only seen the dub so far) it's largely faithful
Indeed, mostly, yeah, it's details, nothing more, but like they say, the Enma Daiō is on the details.
foxfang4 wrote:
I was surprised by how much I didn't mind some of the English dub changes. Some examples:
None of those examples are that much of an issue for me.
I disliked how the English dub fails to show Gogeta's Goku side talking. Like saying "Kakarot" that's Vegetto who say that, Gogeta says "Goku" also since the English version doesn't have an equivalent to "Whis-san" they also missed that one, Spanish version has "Señor Whis" fortunately.
Also, Whis shouldn't say "so you CAN work together" he already knows that from the ToP, on the other hand the Jap/Spa comment about him being surprised specifically about the fusion it's much better.
Like I said details, but those details bring a feeling of loss to get the full info.
Jaetinh wrote:I haven't watched the movie yet but isn't that sarcasm from Vegeta? I know it's supposed to be comedic and you all enjoyed it, but how exactly is that true to the character?
Well to be fair, there's no "true to the character" anymore, there's only DBS.
Draconic wrote:
- Gogeta is great. I love the way he choses a name for himself... He's pretty fun. But when you really look at it deeper his inclusion is just shallow. He doesn't resonate with any of the themes of the movie and he also introduces some big tension problems.
DBS is as fan service as it can get, and most of the time is just bad fan service.
And about tension, DB destroyed actual tension, DBS just worsen it.
Draconic wrote:
The movie just kinda assumes you're taken aback by the pure spectacle and while in the seat that's true, when the wheels start turning again in your brain you realize things are weird here.
For some that never happens, it's why those think DBS is a masterpiece, and why Toei think they don't have to actually try.