What’s more to celebrate the airing of the latest offering in the Haruhi franchise, the silver screen adaptation of the Dissapearance of Suzumiya Haruhi other than featuring a cosplay of the Nagato Yuki alternate version based on the the movie. Quite nicely done by Rinami here honestly
The highly anticipated movie sequel to the TV anime series, Higashi no Eden (Eden of the East) will have a reworking, and it means that the second movie of this two movie plan will be delayed from it’s original airing date of January 9th 2010
Just when we thought that we were spared of another Hollywood splice and dice of a Japanese classic, we were proven wrong…
According to my source, screenwriters Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby, guys whose work I like, are about to turn in their version of an “Akira” movie and the reason why the project has been so quiet is they’ve been hard at work trying to get the script right.
For those that aren’t familiar with their work, they wrote the amazing adaptation of “Children of Men” and they’re also credited with “Iron Man” (although a lot of that movie was written on the set). But my point still stands that I like their work and I’m happy they’re taking a crack at it. Read moar...
The trailer for the upcoming movie of the classical music comedy, Nodame Cantabille has been released
The series, which was adapted from the popular shoujo manga by Ninomiya Tomoko centers around two highly contrasting characters, Noda Megumi and Chiaki Shinichi, with the love of music binding them together.
The first movie, Nodame Cantabile Saishū Gakushō will open this December in theaters meanwhile a second movie is due next spring, in time for the ending of the manga series.
Shounen Magazine has confirmed news that the Negima! franchise will have it’s own movie in 2011. This news was mentioned by Akamatsu Ken previously in his online diary before.
The latest edition of Newtype has confirmed that the new Fate/Stay Night movie will indeed be based upon Unlimited Blade Works, thus throwing every long socks sex fetish lover out there into a wild frenzy…
Set to hit the silver screens on January 23rd, 2010, one might expected them to do better than to get Studio fucking Deen to animate it…
Geneon Entertainment has announced that Type-Moon Mahou novel, Fate/Stay Night will be adapted into a movie format.
The announcement and also the launch of the official site is all there is at the moment, and not much info has been released yet of this project, but looking at the movie site, it’s highly likely that the movie will feature the Unlimited Blade Works storyline instead of the Saber laden Fate.
The movie version of the animated TV series Canaan has been announced on it’s website.
The series, which is a spinoff from the mystery game 478 with characters designed by Type Moon, would be remade into a 3 part movie. Nothing much is certain at this point but as this is just a remake, it’s most certainly a money making ploy to get fans to rewatch what they had watched for free on TV.
Studio 4°C’s Soviet World War II animated movie, First Squad: The Moment of Truth has won the Kommersant newspaper’s prize at the Moscow International Film Festival last Sunday. The film festival, labeled as the largest and most renowned international film festival is the first major coup of this joint 3 nation produced anime (Japan-Canada-Russia).
Created by Russian artists Misha Sprits and Aljosha Klimov, and Created by Russian artists Misha Sprits and Aljosha Klimov, 4°C’s Yoshiharu Ashino directs it. Also helping is Hirofumi Nakata and Eiko Tanaka in term of designs and producing. Read moar...
