Has Evangelion influenced western cinema?
Has Evangelion influenced western cinema?
Luis Stewart
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Luis Ross
Yeah - it gave us the classic Pacific Rim
BRAVO Anno!
Christian Lewis
probably not because there hasn't been a single piece of fictional or non-fictional media that has come close to the emotional and psychological depth that evangelion has.
Aaron Johnson
much of Eva's psychological impact has to do with the fact that they never shy away from making the characters suffer
James Watson
the japanese sure are subtle about their symbolism
Matthew Fisher
Del Toro haven't seen evangelion
Easton Morris
would love to see an American remake just to see how bad they fuck it up
Alexander Rivera
It really depends on the director. A western adaptation has been thrown around a lot in Hollywood -- they just need someone who's actually willing to watch Evangelion and see it for what it is. I could easily imagine this being Denis Vlilenevue
Ayden Watson
>Around 80% of American's believe in God
>Show about "Angels" trying to destroy humanity
Yeah, that would work here.
Adrian Rodriguez
and Peter Jackson hadn't seen Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings, right? :)
Christian Campbell
Twin Peaks desu
Ryan Sanders
this is the most r/movies post i've ever seen, congratulations
Cooper Barnes
>what is the rapture
just call it the end of days and its practically canon
Aiden Russell
There nothing like angels, aside form the names. All the religous symbolism in Eva is superfical.
Jose Young
>Interacting/being intimate with people is hard and it can hurt but it's worth it
So deep.
Julian Perez
this
Ryder Diaz
there wouldnt be any western cinema without Evangelion
Brandon Collins
To be fair...
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Luke Anderson
>pretrib rapture
Schoefieldism is a myth.
Cooper Perry
Ayden Sanders
The Christian symbolism is a misdirect though. It has no meaning
Oliver Scott
>symbolism is a misdirect though. It has no meaning
retard