...
Why not make a DBZ movie using this technology?
Brayden Reyes
Other urls found in this thread:
Henry Robinson
Because Zack Snyder could easily accomplish it in live action
Henry Ward
Because we don't need movie adaptions of every single thing in the entire fucking world.
Luis Price
why not make one using the latest game technology, it fits so much better than this realist/surreal trash.
Have you seen the images? it looks like the anime but better because the camera can free roam around characters and it does in a way that is very faithful to that style of anime.
Nips should stop fearing the 3d and master it already.
Luis Gomez
Cause Tintin’ better than Dragonball Z.
Matthew Reed
>why not make a disgusting looking movie from a kids morning cartoon
its probably in the works you manchild, your welcome
Brody King
Because they woild make the Red Herring villain into the actual villain, like spielberg did
Fuck him for ruining titin
Michael Sanchez
Because this technology is much better.
Liam Cook
why make a dbz movie?
Bentley Harris
...
Ryder Torres
>Zack Snyder could easily accomplish it in live action
Hunter Bell
...
Jeremiah Robinson
Why not make a second TinTin movie? Spielberg get your ass moving
Gavin Phillips
youtube.com
There already is one
John Rivera
> Dododohohohohohho anamayy iz siri us art
Dylan Perry
that looks like shit. stick with cel-shading when it comes to anime aesthetics, god damn
Hunter Torres
kek come on now anime is better than anything the west can come up with these days
Carson Stewart
why not make a capeshit movie with that technology?
Benjamin Sanchez
Holy shit.
Isaiah Murphy
The Tin Tin movie is unironically adventure-kino on par with The Mummy
Samuel Brooks
C'mon man seriously? It's all boring manchildren, shitty still animation, one-dimensional characters and weirdly subserviant women.
Ryan Miller
I really don't want a live action DBZ.
Noah Garcia
I actually liked the live action version of DBZ. It was actually very close to the cartoon. However, it and DBZ are still shit for the most part, so there's no real good measure to live up to.