Was that the same movie? With the same story? No they're trying to take something popular and remake it for culture insensitive Americans who have no interest in watching a Asian guy watashiwa desu serious lines. The sad part is I'm probably right, that there's people who won't watch a movie because it has a actor with a different ethnic background.OutrageousEmu said:You do understand what an adaptation means, right? Was it shockingly racist when the cast of The Karate Kid got replaced by an african american kid and a cast made up of Chinese people? No? Wow, double standard much?Snotnarok said:Okay I know this falls in a bit of a racist category for some people but, Kanada is Japanese, not a white/cannot act. Let's NOT do this again to another movie, make him Japanese because the original took place in japan, with Japanese characters.
The same thing with Dragon Ball, why not just hire an actual Japanese guy who can fight, hell it can easily be a Chinese guy considering the original story was inspired off of Sonson and Jackie Chan. But no they had to have an American actor, and they had to butcher the story and make one of the worst movies in history based of an amazing franchise. It's their story, why are we retelling it? Why not see how they told it for a different perspective vs hollywoods awful idea on a good movie.
It's not an adaptation, it's just a pathetic money grab and a lack of originality like the rest of Hollywood. And this, like Dragon Ball: Evolution will fail on it's ass because of it's lack of heart and lack of imagination and blatant money grabbing tactics.
Also Keanu Reeves can't act to save his life much like the DB:E kid, so whatever hopes of this movie died before it got off the ground.