Cowboy Bebop Live Action Movie - No Way
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He never actually does. He just says the words on the page without "playing" anyone. I heard this too and I'm hoping it's a rumor. I REFUSE to check IMDB for fear that it's actually true. T_T Why would you want to make a live action Cowboy Bebop movie? Why would you want to separate the story from the animation? I bet they'd f*ck up the music too.Cahlee said:
God I hate Hollywood sometimes. *cough* Watchmen *cough*
It's about as terrible as the live action Evangelion idea. Simply put, FUCK NO!!!
Seriously an anime should stay as an anime. Make an ANIME movie if your going to do a movie at all. We have all seen how bad movie transitions are and I really wish they would stop doing this for stupid cash ins.
Anyways i doubt it will come to be, but if it does...oh god. Then again I wont be surprised, I mean after all, they are making a sequel to Donnie Darco.
Seriously an anime should stay as an anime. Make an ANIME movie if your going to do a movie at all. We have all seen how bad movie transitions are and I really wish they would stop doing this for stupid cash ins.
Anyways i doubt it will come to be, but if it does...oh god. Then again I wont be surprised, I mean after all, they are making a sequel to Donnie Darco.
Well since they are doing it to dragonball, I don't think any anime is safe from a live action movie.
I swear to all dark gods an demons evoked, that if this movie will be made. I'll buy a sniper rifel, asend on the nearest clock tower an murder any bastard who say's this movie rocks. It has Keanu Reeves for Chtuhulu's sake! Keanu "I can't fuckin' show emotion" Reeves, the same prick who's only emotion in actin' is "Duuuuudeeee" look. How can anyone have hopes for this?! And mind you some people actualy do say that Keanu might make a good Spike...Keanu Reeves can't act to save his life, whenever he needs to show emotion he fails at it. Watch the movie "Street Kings" or Constantine, the guy has as much emotion as a fuckin' rock, less infatc, atleast a rock doesn' have this annoying "Duuuudee..no waaaiii" expression every time someone say's somethin'. I don' go for the "He doesn' look like Spike" or "He's too old" shit, no I'm sayin' that Keanu's actin' talent bites a big bag of wind. The movie might actually be good, they might have say the plot from the anime, an even say some actors who look like the characters. But whenever we'll see Reeves on screen tryin' to strain his static face to pull atleast ONE emotion, it'll be like watchin' your grandma gettin' naked out of the bathtub.
Hollywood is definitely in a creativity crisis. Why do you think we had a writer's strike two years ago? Writers on whole are probably the most abused part of the process next to the minimum-wage laborers. Not only do they not get paid enough, but you try seeing your idea literally soaked in you own sweat, blood, and tears get unceremoniously gutted and sodomized on the big screen. Pair that off with the current economic crisis, and Hollywood is officially strip-mining pop culture and sub-culture for a quick cash-in.
On another note, I'd be less worried if Warner Bros. were publishing, since as "The Dark Knight" and even "Watchmen" proved, they have a very hands-off approach to this kind of stuff. Fox, however, is notorious for cutting shows within the first few episodes and even bastardizing original IP's in movies if they don't appeal to the absolute lowest common denominator. "Firefly" needs no mention, but "Max Payne" was such a travesty that Fox should be given a restraining order from all Anime and Video Game IP's. It's beyond me how Fox could of fucked up a perfectly good film-noir story with a pitch-perfect story, but they did by putting Mark Wallberg in front of a green screen for the whole damn thing.
On another note, I'd be less worried if Warner Bros. were publishing, since as "The Dark Knight" and even "Watchmen" proved, they have a very hands-off approach to this kind of stuff. Fox, however, is notorious for cutting shows within the first few episodes and even bastardizing original IP's in movies if they don't appeal to the absolute lowest common denominator. "Firefly" needs no mention, but "Max Payne" was such a travesty that Fox should be given a restraining order from all Anime and Video Game IP's. It's beyond me how Fox could of fucked up a perfectly good film-noir story with a pitch-perfect story, but they did by putting Mark Wallberg in front of a green screen for the whole damn thing.
Well I agree with every single one of your choices right there.PedroSteckecilo said:
He could do the acting hell yes but i'm not sure if he could pull off the haircut.Dr_Baron_von_Evilsatan said:
