Famous British children book, The Borrowers is set to have an anime adaptation after Studio Ghibli has announced that it will use that book as the basis for it’s latest project. The adaptation, entitled “Karigurashi no Arrietty” will be released in 2010
The much anticipated “Disappearence” arc movie of Suzumiya Haruhi that is set for next year has been given quite a substantial boost when it was announced that the movie will be around 150 minutes long.
In this week of movie announcements, it was revealed that cyber speghatti (?) western cybernatic anime, Triguin is due to have it’s own movie, slated for 2010.
There is still doubt on what storyline will the movie follow, wether or not it’s a remake or a continuation of the old TV series. But the movie’s official site has confirmed that all the original Seiyuu will return to voice their respective characters. Read moar...
After the debacle that was Endless 8, Kadokawa Shoten finally announced that the much awaited moe infested arc of Suzumiya Haruhi (which includes an extremely more boring and monotone Meganekko Nagato Yuki and a longer haired and more tsundere Suzumiya Haruhi), “Dissapearance” aka Suzumiya Haruhi no Shoushitsu will be made into a movie instead.
Sometimes, somewhere, someone goes “hey, this version of this (movie/music/insertAnythingHere) is not good enough. Let us remake/plagirise it”. Thus stuffs like cheap, half hearthed remakes/knockoffs are born. China are famous for their plagirism, but for movies, let’s admit it. Nothing can beat India.
India has been long famous for fighting for it’s creative freedom, as shown by Ghandi. And how else do you epitome the spirit of Gandhi other than using it in your most thriving business, the movies.
It’s now official. “The Legend of Chun Li” was a disappointment. A failure. Nothing can save it. Since it was announced that Kristen.. kristin Kruk Kruk was to be the lead actress, fans was shouting foul. I can’t blame them either, as it certainly did NOT show the essense of Chun Li. Chun Li HAD to be Chinese. It’s not about being racist or being unAmerican. It’s just fact. Every Street Fighter fans out there knows Chun Li’s background, and to change it for the movie was a mockery to fans everywhere. Some still had some faith, saying to wait until the movie was aired before passing a judgement, and aired it did. And as feared, it sucked. BAD. Read moar...
