We all grew up seeing these films. To an extent, we have become invested in the stories. For them to botch the job so badly, it is offensive, TBH.
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We all grew up seeing these films. To an extent, we have become invested in the stories. For them to botch the job so badly, it is offensive, TBH.
I have been trained to let them go. I love jumping into anime, but it's a field that tries to cash in time and again on original franchises with embarrassing results. There have been a few exceptions (e.g., Hunter x Hunter 2011 and FMA: Brotherhood), but the general trend holds the real truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
I took a chance on a recent decade Terminator film, and I think my vaccination is good for like 16 years.
Like children running to a white van with 'candy', we have our hopes, then consequences for venturing in... :'(
You can only hope the driver is willing to forego pitching and agree to play catch.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Isn't "grown up" and "invested in these stories" sort of an oxymoron?Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Also I think it's more like defacing a work of art like something by Rodin or one of those painting with the weird big eyes.
movie sucks