Chuquita wrote:If Ms. Nozawa and the other seiyuu dub it in Japanese, I'll listen to the audio and not watch the video.
You and me both.
Chuquita wrote:EDIT: Wait, if he's the Great Fish now, does that make Piccolo Captain Ahab?
Chuquita wrote:*Imagining Piccolo sitting in a boat wearing yellow fisherman's gear and a grizzly beard smoking a pipe while chasing after the white whale and going "Argh, thar she blows." with full 'grizzled old sea-dog' accent.*
Chu... you are the absolute coolest. THANK YOU for being the one thing in these live-action threads to make me laugh. *high-fives*
I'm kinda so-so opinionated on this possible-"Oozaru" shot. Mainly because like many others, I'm trying to look at it from a mid-transformation perspective as well. But hell, I'm really hoping this doesn't become Incredible Hulk meets Fish Guy (anyone seen that Buffy Season 2 episode "Go Fish"?). I would greatly prefer a giant ape on par to King Kong, which as a "big" live-action movie, was done years ago and so a subtly different take on a live-action "giant monkey" Oozaru wouldn't be cliche, ripping-off, or parody-ish IMO.
Unlike the sympathetic King Kong, Oozaru Goku comes off as the embodiment of "Kakarrot" from my perspective in that he's a psycho like all Saiyans while physically speaking, has pointy ears, brown fur (as opposed to black), and pure red eyes to neatly differentiate him from Kong. In any case, if that is the finished product, that'll definitely be one of the biggest embarrassments for the film IMO, and that's already on top a buttload of other elements. On a separate topic, I find it kinda lazy for Fox's effects people to supposedly not start developing the "real SFX" until friggin Fall in the year. I mean why wait so long, especially when shooting has been done for half a year?
I can see
James Marsters on Planet Krypton for cryin' out loud over on Smallville and that's something he filmed after DragonBall and aired only two months after that movie was filming; see how easy it is to make these "SFX"? Hollywood movies like these should spend more time focusing on their effects when the theater date isn't drawing so close IMO, otherwise we get flicks like the third Mummy that come off as too cheesy. Yes, I'm complaining about special effects focus, mainly because I'd probably get too depressed talking about the movie's plot and character personalities.
And oh yeah, if it hasn't sunken in yet to some of you, I'm not seeing this movie.