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The only role I can think of that he'd be the best fit for the role of Kaneda.

CB2001 Wrote:The only role I can think of that he'd be the best fit for the role of Kaneda.

That's the role he's up for .

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AriesT Wrote:I hope this will not comfront a possible TRON 3 production schedule. Though this live action adaption could be awesome. The original is!

My thoughts exactly. Except confront is spelled correctly.

Hope to see this done well !

Imbroglio Wrote:Everytime there is an "americanized" remake of anything, you can bet it will be screwed up. Reports are that the script is horrible. It isn't even set in Japan, it is in New Manhattan. Tetsuo has been changed to Travis. The characters aren't high school age kids but are in their 30s. It goes on and on. It makes me wonder if there is even going to be an Akira at all or is his name going to be changed to Albert or Alex. The World War Z movie got a major reimaging (i.e. screwing over) by Brad Pitt and now Akira. Edited to add this link: The Actual Live-Action Akira Script: Worse Than You Think http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-actual-live-action-akira-script-worse-than-you-think/

You read Cracked? Awesome. I love Cracked. But Robert Brockway, the person who wrote the article you posted, is not the most trustworthy of sources. Not to mention, even if he IS telling the truth, he did say that the script that arrived may or may not be authentic, and acknowledged that there was no reason on earth for him to get the script.order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pill

LWSrocks2 Wrote:You read Cracked? Awesome. I love Cracked. But Robert Brockway, the person who wrote the article you posted, is not the most trustworthy of sources. Not to mention, even if he IS telling the truth, he did say that the script that arrived may or may not be authentic, and acknowledged that there was no reason on earth for him to get the script.

There are numerous online reviews of the script and they all pretty much describe the same thing.

Here is another:

http://screenrant.com/akira-movie-script-review-uncapie-85448/
At this point the only thing left Japanese in Akira will be the title. This would be the equivalent of John Woo "reimaging" The Godfather and casting with all Hong Kong actors trying to speak with italian accents. Does Hollywood not like putting asian actors in leading roles other than Chow Yun Fat or Jackie Chan?

The thing that made Akira fascinating was that it was set in Japan with a different culture and things that you don't normally see in the U.S. What I think Akira is going to end up being is another 2 hour big budget (ok, maybe not so big as reports are only $90 mill) slow motion action sequence with a sci-fi plot somewhere hidden in the background.

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trekking95 Wrote:Never heard of it but in live action it would look cool!

It's one of the greatest manga and anime classics by Katsuhiro Otomo. I highly, highly, highly recommend you read the graphic novel first prior to seeing the anime version. I have the entire 6 volumes. Otomo's one of my favorite illustrators and has been since the 1980s when I first caught the AKIRA buzz back in day where Epic Comics, a subsidiary of Marvel used to exist.

And if you did'nt know, Otomo's illustration style was inspired by Jean "Mobius" Giraud who, in turn, was one of the production artists and designers for the original TRON. Otomo ranks up there with the creative gods.

I'm a bit stunned that Disney did NOT think of hiring Otomo overseas to do a graphic novel adaptation of Tron : Legacy. He would have been PERFECT for that job and not Marvel. Unfortunately, Disney's purchase of Marvel is a bit of a problem. I recall that Dark Horse Comics did a manga adapation for Star Wars trilogy back in the 1990s which was well regarded.

Otomo has an extremely 'cinematic' feel to the AKIRA graphic novel and other works as well.

I think I know why they want Garrett in AKIRA because of the way he looked and rode the bike in TRON : Legacy and acting a bit of a rebel, just like Kaneda's riding his uber-cool bike in his gang in the beginning of the story.

Anyway, READ the graphic novel. It's a classic.

Kat Wrote:Well, another thing about Akira was the animation itself. I mean, I vaguely remember this. Wasn't it a big deal because it was one of the first mainstream animes? (Or maybe I'm only remembering it that way because I was young at the time) But I seem to remember everybody was really excited about the animation. Which is why it seems to me that making it live-action is a sort of fail.

It was a manga (graphic novel) originally in black and white in Japan in the 1980s until it went over to Marvel (EPIC Comics) to be colorized in Photoshop and translated into english. I do have the original colorized version and it's beautiful. However, the black and white version as originally INTENDED is still available from Dark Horse Comics, to which Marvel, I believe, lost the rights eventually to. DHC picked the ball up and did a fantastic job.

Get it on Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Then watch the anime version last. You will see a huge difference however, the animation is beautiful to behold. Especially back in 1988 which is impressive. I first saw it in a select theater when it was touring in the USA in 1989-1990. order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

I like Garret, but I'm not convinced about "Americanization" of anime series or films.

Every time they've tried to do it, it didn't turned out well.

Japanese culture is hard to understand for most American people, so if they want to remake a film, they have to remove most of the original Japanese elements. The result: a nice movie, with great effects, but with no real content.
That's what is happening to Transformers, the series began as a Jap-American anime based on the Japanese toys, but now we have 3(and 2 more coming soon) movies that have nothing to do with the originals. I like them, they're good and with a nice soundtrack, but they're really bad in terms of the moral of the story (I wonder if I can say there's a good story).
Another example: Dragon Ball Evolution. It has nothing to do with the original Dragon Ball.

I'm also concerned about Hatsune Miku's Americanization by Toyota :S Why do they have to make this to our beloved anime characters and movies?

I'll go to the cinema to watch Akira, I really hope they won't mess it up..

Another thing I'm worried about is that if Garret is working on Akira... what's with TR3N ???

Uh oh, never a good sign when sites start posting news of actors in other roles. Brings back memories when Trek sites posted William Shatner appearances at horse shows. Lets not go down that road.