You know it's better to critisize a film after it comes out in theaters and that you see the whole thing. I mean, you never know if the film turns out as good as the manga on which it's based in the end.
Last edited by stararnold at 12:52:14 AM EST on February 2, 2009.
Actually (provided that my memory is correct), Goku did manage to use the Kamehameha as a kid. It was in an episode that involved Goku and Master Roshi going to visit the Ox King, and somewhere in the middle of this episode Master Roshi ended up having to resort to that technique. After witnessing it, Goku decided to give it a try and succeeded in blasting a huge hole through a brick wall. (I recall this because I was laughing at the look of shock on Master Roshi's face after seeing Goku actually managing to do it.)
Anyway, I think that the "fist-cameras" sound like a pretty good idea. My only hope is that they don't resort to using it a lot because it also has the potential to cause motion sickness. >_<
if he did, it was right before dragon ball z, where he was an adult (teenager), because there is a section where he actually comes back. there is very good possibilty that i'm wrong, i haven't watched the show since i was about twelve years old (i'll be seventeen in a week) so you more than likely are correct.
actually, i read somewhere that he is going to be green, but it's going to be an effect, not like a costume, and bulma never used the kamehameha, and in dragon ball, neither did goku, and bulma did have a gun at one point (she just failed at using it, and wasn't used constantly), but don't get me wrong, i think this movie is still going to be a disater.
That camera trick may add a little excitment to the movie, but I think that'll be the only highlight.
Come on, Piccolo isn't green, Goku no longer has the child-like stupidity innocence that we all know and adore, and Bulma has a gun? They're supposed to be blasting people away with the Kamehameha, not busting caps! XD [And don't get me started on the hair...]
stararnold
Otaku Eternal | Posted 02/02/09 | Reply
@Amaya kiryu:
You know it's better to critisize a film after it comes out in theaters and that you see the whole thing. I mean, you never know if the film turns out as good as the manga on which it's based in the end.
Last edited by stararnold at 12:52:14 AM EST on February 2, 2009.
Amaya kiryu
Otakuite | Posted 02/01/09 | Reply
sounds too cheesy..
this movie is going to fail because of the changes in the story
tokyokisshu
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
I was thinking, a) It would hurt a lot more to punched with a camera, right? And b) Wouldn't the camera break?
I can see now they're both stupid thoughts. -.-;;
haseo luver92
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
@Shadweh:
OMG I REMEMBER THAT!! thanks ;)
haseo
Shadweh
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
@haseo luver92:
Actually (provided that my memory is correct), Goku did manage to use the Kamehameha as a kid. It was in an episode that involved Goku and Master Roshi going to visit the Ox King, and somewhere in the middle of this episode Master Roshi ended up having to resort to that technique. After witnessing it, Goku decided to give it a try and succeeded in blasting a huge hole through a brick wall. (I recall this because I was laughing at the look of shock on Master Roshi's face after seeing Goku actually managing to do it.)
Anyway, I think that the "fist-cameras" sound like a pretty good idea. My only hope is that they don't resort to using it a lot because it also has the potential to cause motion sickness. >_<
haseo luver92
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
@cutepresea:
if he did, it was right before dragon ball z, where he was an adult (teenager), because there is a section where he actually comes back. there is very good possibilty that i'm wrong, i haven't watched the show since i was about twelve years old (i'll be seventeen in a week) so you more than likely are correct.
haseo
cutepresea
Local Tales Nerd (Otaku Eternal) | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
@haseo luver92:
Hmm? If I remember correctly, Goku did eventually use the Kamehameha in Dragon Ball...just not at the beginning.
Katana
Goggalor (Otaku Eternal) | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
So I'll get to watch somebody's face get squished and morph around somebody's knuckles?
Just what I wanted to see.
"In Kat's wor we trust."
haseo luver92
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
@SolemnSerpent:
actually, i read somewhere that he is going to be green, but it's going to be an effect, not like a costume, and bulma never used the kamehameha, and in dragon ball, neither did goku, and bulma did have a gun at one point (she just failed at using it, and wasn't used constantly), but don't get me wrong, i think this movie is still going to be a disater.
haseo
haseo luver92
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
my poor poor ten years of dbz (or more). TT_TT i just pray we're all wrong.
haseo
SolemnSerpent
Cupcake Constable (Moderator) | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
Oh God, they're ruining my childhood!
That camera trick may add a little excitment to the movie, but I think that'll be the only highlight.
Come on, Piccolo isn't green, Goku no longer has the child-like
stupidityinnocence that we all know and adore, and Bulma has a gun? They're supposed to be blasting people away with the Kamehameha, not busting caps! XD [And don't get me started on the hair...]Lunar Rukario
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
They really want to make the most out of this movie don't they?
Ace
Senile Hipster (Otaku Eternal) | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
Well, this should be good for a laugh at least.
stararnold
Otaku Eternal | Posted 01/31/09 | Reply
Should be revolutionary effect. Look forward to it, and as a true "Dragon ball" fan, I watch anything, no matter what film version it is.
beyblader
Otaku Eternal | Posted 01/30/09 | Reply
that movie is a cinematic disaster. we should study it in my film classes as "what not to ever, EVER do when making a movie".
it is the next "trolls 2"
Shadow Vampiress
Otaku Legend | Posted 01/30/09 | Reply
I have no comment, other than that I still predict certain doom for this movie. And my childhood.