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Made for 5 billion yen, "Casshern" tries to address the idealistic question proposed in Shakespear's "Hamlet" (Why do people fight with each other?) It is also a continuation of the Japanese animation, "Shinzou Ningen Casshern" which was broadcasted back in 1973. A riot occurs within the robots that were made to clean up environmental pollution. As a result, a professor of robotic engineering revised his "son" Casshern to calm the riot.
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AKIRA: Stephen Norrington (LXG) will direct a live-action adaptation of the Japanese manga Akira for Warner Bros. James Robinson and Stephen Norrington are the screenwriters and Jon Peters (Batman, Batman Returns) will produce. The project seems to be on hold and no date has been announced.
LONE WOLF AND CUB: Alive action movie has been announced for this year. It's to be helmed by Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi and Requiem for a Dream.
NINJA SCROLL :Threshold Entertainment announced its acquisition of Ninja Scroll from leading Japanese anime studio MADHOUSE . The producers of the Mortal Kombat franchise have plans to produce the $60 million effects laden live-action samurai feature film based on the 1994 blockbuster anime movie.
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Originally posted by huck
In other Anime related news:
AKIRA: Stephen Norrington (LXG) will direct a live-action adaptation of the Japanese manga Akira for Warner Bros. James Robinson and Stephen Norrington are the screenwriters and Jon Peters (Batman, Batman Returns) will produce. The project seems to be on hold and no date has been announced.
LONE WOLF AND CUB: Alive action movie has been announced for this year. It's to be helmed by Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi and Requiem for a Dream.
NINJA SCROLL :Threshold Entertainment announced its acquisition of Ninja Scroll from leading Japanese anime studio MADHOUSE . The producers of the Mortal Kombat franchise have plans to produce the $60 million effects laden live-action samurai feature film based on the 1994 blockbuster anime movie.
In other Anime related news:
AKIRA: Stephen Norrington (LXG) will direct a live-action adaptation of the Japanese manga Akira for Warner Bros. James Robinson and Stephen Norrington are the screenwriters and Jon Peters (Batman, Batman Returns) will produce. The project seems to be on hold and no date has been announced.
LONE WOLF AND CUB: Alive action movie has been announced for this year. It's to be helmed by Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi and Requiem for a Dream.
NINJA SCROLL :Threshold Entertainment announced its acquisition of Ninja Scroll from leading Japanese anime studio MADHOUSE . The producers of the Mortal Kombat franchise have plans to produce the $60 million effects laden live-action samurai feature film based on the 1994 blockbuster anime movie.
LONE WOLF AND CUB = w00t!!One of my favs! and Darren Aronofsky, whoa! This should be pretty high concept:banana:
Ninja Scroll = *meh*
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Yea, why remake Akira, when the anime was such a disappointment in the first place. A live action version would only be worse. In general, I think live aciton adaptations of animations are horrible and vice verca. Although the Lone Wolf and Cub going to Aronofsky would be interesting at least.
To go in reverse, NewLine should produce a animated version of His Dark Materials intead of a live action since it leands itself much better to animation.
To go in reverse, NewLine should produce a animated version of His Dark Materials intead of a live action since it leands itself much better to animation.
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Originally posted by huck
In other Anime related news:
AKIRA: Stephen Norrington (LXG) will direct a live-action adaptation of the Japanese manga Akira for Warner Bros. James Robinson and Stephen Norrington are the screenwriters and Jon Peters (Batman, Batman Returns) will produce. The project seems to be on hold and no date has been announced.
In other Anime related news:
AKIRA: Stephen Norrington (LXG) will direct a live-action adaptation of the Japanese manga Akira for Warner Bros. James Robinson and Stephen Norrington are the screenwriters and Jon Peters (Batman, Batman Returns) will produce. The project seems to be on hold and no date has been announced.
Originally posted by huck
LONE WOLF AND CUB: Alive action movie has been announced for this year. It's to be helmed by Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi and Requiem for a Dream.
LONE WOLF AND CUB: Alive action movie has been announced for this year. It's to be helmed by Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi and Requiem for a Dream.
Originally posted by huck
NINJA SCROLL :Threshold Entertainment announced its acquisition of Ninja Scroll from leading Japanese anime studio MADHOUSE . The producers of the Mortal Kombat franchise have plans to produce the $60 million effects laden live-action samurai feature film based on the 1994 blockbuster anime movie.
NINJA SCROLL :Threshold Entertainment announced its acquisition of Ninja Scroll from leading Japanese anime studio MADHOUSE . The producers of the Mortal Kombat franchise have plans to produce the $60 million effects laden live-action samurai feature film based on the 1994 blockbuster anime movie.
