Fudgepuppy
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What are the essential viewings before this? Ghost in the Shell (1995) and SAC?
It looks like cheap cosplay.
Some things work in anime but not in live action. They could give him some cyberpunk normal eyes with fancy pupil or something instead of trying too hard to stay close to the original designs.
There's nothing "anime" about Sucker Punch. And considering that movie was trying to deconstruct action movie clichés and heroines, Snyder would be a prime candidate to do a GitS film.
What are the essential viewings before this? Ghost in the Shell (1995) and SAC?
What are the essential viewings before this? Ghost in the Shell (1995) and SAC?
I really like this cover, second favourite cover after Lacuna Coil's cover.
What are the essential viewings before this? Ghost in the Shell (1995) and SAC?
Wait a second. Wasn't Micheal Pitt gonna play the Laughing Man? Now he's Kuze?
Why do I get a strange feeling this is going to be a horrible mix of all the popular scenes from the franchise?
Wait a second. Wasn't Micheal Pitt gonna play the Laughing Man? Now he's Kuze?
Why do I get a strange feeling this is going to be a horrible mix of all the popular scenes from the franchise?
Yes. I never saw the sequel so I'm not sure if it's worth watching.
Wait a second. Wasn't Micheal Pitt gonna play the Laughing Man? Now he's Kuze?
Why do I get a strange feeling this is going to be a horrible mix of all the popular scenes from the franchise?
There's nothing "anime" about Sucker Punch. And considering that movie was trying to deconstruct action movie clichés and heroines, Snyder would be a prime candidate to do a GitS film.
New trailer with inner universe intro music tacked on...
https://youtu.be/IDkTlomNvag
Someone make one with the original movie title song!
This trailer sort of confirmed it for me. I've watched it a few more times now and the way it's been filmed feels uninspired and amateurish at some points. I don't know if I'd call it a high budget fan film like others but they're not far off.So far I'm cautiously optimistic, but I'm fearing that it may be the production designers carrying the team.
Well, I would suggest everything personally, but yeah they seem to be the stuff this movie is pulling from.
Gross.New trailer with inner universe intro music tacked on...
https://youtu.be/IDkTlomNvag
Someone make one with the original movie title song!
Laughing Man was never part of it. He is Kuze. But yes I am worried about too much mixing as well. Particularly mixing from the film if they're doing the plot of 2nd Gig if it's at the cost of things from 2nd Gig like the Individual 11 and Goda.
Pitt has always been Kuze. And this is Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) so it very likely could just be a GitS greatest hits collection, who knows. The production design, art design, and cinematography are all totally on point though so even if it's a soulless poorly put together movie it'll be a cool experience.
You watched the Patlabor movies, didn't you?![]()
Yes, I absolutely loved the two Patlabor movies.
Two.
There were only two of them.
The Patlabor cast made a cameo in some meh monster movie though which I thought was neat.
I misread, I thought that SAC was a movie.
Can you stay with only the movie, or do you need to watch it all?
I used to love anime, but now I can only really tolerate anime when it's high-production value in a shorter and tighter format, as in the really big movies with beautiful visuals and animation. I just can't stand the format the tv-series are usually in.
What are the essential viewings before this? Ghost in the Shell (1995) and SAC?
New trailer with inner universe intro music tacked on...
https://youtu.be/IDkTlomNvag
Someone make one with the original movie title song!
Yeah you can do. Just the movie is fine. SAC season 1 & 2 were made into 2 movies, Laughing Man and Individual Eleven if you wanna go that route.
Ghost in the Shell (1995 film) - essential
Ghost in the Shell (original Masamune Shirow manga) - not essential
Ghost in the Shell: Innocence (sequel to 1995 film) - not essential, but recommended if you like the original film
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex S1 & 2 - essential
Ghost in the Shell: Solid State Society (OAV film sequel to SAC) - essential
Ghost in the Shell: Arise (prequel/re-imagining) - not essential.
Damn, it's happening isn't it?
I'm becoming disconnected from the GAF. I started feeling this way when I actually loved Jurassic World. Must be getting younger or I'm getting more forgiving. I literally saw nothing in that trailer that worries me, except maybe a few moments of Scar's dialogue. Visually it looks better than almost anything I've seen.
The compilation films are not the optimal way to watch Stand Alone Complex. Watching all the episodes is way better. Plus if you like the series it's nice to have more rather than less anyways. The compilations not only cut down the central plot of each season, they also completely omit all of the stand alone episodes, many of which are outstanding, and the character and world development that comes with them.
The compilation films are not the optimal way to watch Stand Alone Complex. Watching all the episodes is way better. Plus if you like the series it's nice to have more rather than less anyways. The compilations not only cut down the central plot of each season, they also completely omit all of the stand alone episodes, many of which are outstanding, and the character and world development that comes with them.
Both irrelevant compared to Tori Amos' thoughI really like this cover, second favourite cover after Lacuna Coil's cover.
Hopefully the film will be pretty decent, I like the visual aesthetic for the most part.
I've got the SAC compilations solely for the reason that they and the film and are the only SAC related materials that came out on Blu-ray here. I'm mostly done buying movies/anime, but i would definitely get SAC and 2nd GIG if someone would release them on BD.
But, as they said, if they don't want to watch hours and hours of an anime series, I would recommend the cut down films. Even if they aren't the optimal way of viewing it.
I hope this and Blade Runner 2049 do really well. Cyberpunk hasn't had any really massive successes since the 90's.
Where is here? Because... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0026Q8EKE/?tag=neogaf0e-20
I normally don't hesitate to be critical about trailers (that Valerian movie looks like total trash), but everything about the art/production design and visuals here show me they really gave a shit with attention to detail in nearly every shot. I think people are just deservedly jaded about big Hollywood movies now since they almost always suck, and great trailers for bad movies is a thing that happens all the time. There's also the very studio-tested reasons for this movie being made now, between SJ being a certified BO draw and the rising Asian markets.