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[v TricKy v]

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

v TricKy v wrote...

Like I said in an earlier post. A CGI movie like the Final Fantasy ones would have been a lot more fitting

idk, those were pretty bad too imo. Souls Within had a leg up in that it was really the most impressive CG movie at the time, but the actual content of the movie wasn't that great.

I saw Advent Children first in Japanese with English subtitles, and didn't think it was too horrible. Then I re-watched it in English and for whatever reason it was like it morphed into the worst movie ever.

I only watched the Spirits Within to be honest but didnt mean that the quality should be the same. I meant that the CGI style would be more fitting to the ME universe than the anime style.

[TsaiMeLemoni]

v TricKy v wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

v TricKy v wrote...

Like I said in an earlier post. A CGI movie like the Final Fantasy ones would have been a lot more fitting

idk, those were pretty bad too imo. Souls Within had a leg up in that it was really the most impressive CG movie at the time, but the actual content of the movie wasn't that great.

I saw Advent Children first in Japanese with English subtitles, and didn't think it was too horrible. Then I re-watched it in English and for whatever reason it was like it morphed into the worst movie ever.

I only watched the Spirits Within to be honest but didnt mean that the quality should be the same. I meant that the CGI style would be more fitting to the ME universe than the anime style.

Gotcha, and on that we agree. the re-take Earth CG trailer that had Shep and Ash fighting the reapers was beautifully rendered, and I'd watch a movie made in that style.

[v TricKy v]

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

v TricKy v wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

v TricKy v wrote...

Like I said in an earlier post. A CGI movie like the Final Fantasy ones would have been a lot more fitting

idk, those were pretty bad too imo. Souls Within had a leg up in that it was really the most impressive CG movie at the time, but the actual content of the movie wasn't that great.

I saw Advent Children first in Japanese with English subtitles, and didn't think it was too horrible. Then I re-watched it in English and for whatever reason it was like it morphed into the worst movie ever.

I only watched the Spirits Within to be honest but didnt mean that the quality should be the same. I meant that the CGI style would be more fitting to the ME universe than the anime style.

Gotcha, and on that we agree. the re-take Earth CG trailer that had Shep and Ash fighting the reapers was beautifully rendered, and I'd watch a movie made in that style.

Exactly
If the would release a movie in the style of the "Take Earth back" trailer I would buy it right away.
*sigh* Well maybe in the future

Modifié par v TricKy v, 15 juillet 2012 - 11:05 .

[Wulfram]

HagarIshay wrote...

When did Shepard say "nothing is ever simple"?

Renegade response to seeing the Thorian?

[Blueprotoss]

Grubas wrote...

We can only judge the animation quality by what we have seen. 
Whats your source?

If you want to see high quality ME content go to deviant art. This people are more talented.

Quality is subjective and deviant art is a good example based on it having a wide selection of animation styles to look at.  You really cant judge something based on a short teaser trailer because of the lack of information, which the same can be said about normal trailers.  I see no reason to overeract on the different styles in regular movies just like I see no reason to as well in animation.

Psychlonus wrote...

Old farts like me remember when Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was as underground as it gets. Then they went commercial. Hell, even the X-Men. My bubble was burst a long long time ago.

I remember those days especially with the Thundercats, Voltron, Swat Katz, and other good stuff rerunning on Cartoon Network in the mid 90s.

United_Strafes wrote...

99% of anime is the stupidest crap you'll ever see, why would this be different. Might as well have Wal-Mart start making anime it's so bad now. To top it off they're not even putting effort into the drawing anymore, who cares about this ****.

Haters gonna hate especially when you're just blindly assuming things. 

StevenG_CT wrote...

EA seems to have forgotten a few of the basic rules about games and movies:

1. Movies based on video games always suck (and it's not always Uwe Boll's fault)
2. Video games based on movies always suck

I see more assuptions are here even when Uwe Boll usually makes bad movies.  Btw most video game movies are just as successful as most of the comic book movies and both have different adaptions based on the original source material.  I just wanted to add that Paragon Lost isn't an adaption like the ME comics and novels. 

Modifié par Blueprotoss, 15 juillet 2012 - 12:50 .

[nitefyre410]

Blueprotoss wrote...

*snip* I remember those days especially with the Thundercats, Voltron, Swat Katz, and other good stuff rerunning on Cartoon Network in the mid 90s.

*snip*   

 

Robotech/Macross, Transformers and  Voltron... my childhood right there in the 80's  and they the original syndication make them cut and paste Macross in to the 39 episodes.  You can add Gundam to that  in more so in the 90'.

Modifié par nitefyre410, 15 juillet 2012 - 12:50 .

[PanzerGr3nadier]

DriftingMustang wrote...

hopefully in the future this will be crap we look back and laugh at......when we actually remember it ever existed to begin with.

Yup, Hopefully we can do the same to ME3 ending ^^

Let me be clear, I don't like anime.... and "Paragon Lost" doesn't help the case... But I'm going to watch it so that I can judge it afterwards.

[StevenG_CT]

Blueprotoss wrote...

Btw most video game movies are just as successful as most of the comic book movies and both have different adaptions based on the original source material.

Would you care to name one movie based on a video game that met with critical success? Only a few have been financially successful and many have been financially disastrous.

[Blueprotoss]

StevenG_CT wrote...

Would you care to name one movie based on a video game that met with critical success? Only a few have been financially successful and many have been financially disastrous.

Most of the video game movies are financial successes in theaters like Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Prince of Persia, Silent Hill, Street Fighter, and Mortal Kombat while the rest break even other then the Uwe Boll movies.  You act as if comic book movies are having an easy time even when they're in the same boat as video game movies.  Most of the successful comic book movies belong to Marvel while the other break even or lose a lot of money.  You should do the proper research before someone makes you look like a stupid jackass.

[G Kevin]

What's wrong with anime? I love anime.

A Mass Effect anime sounds interesting and I will see how this will turn out.

[What a Succulent Ass]

Nothing wrong with anime per se, but this just looks and sounds fug.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

lol the title of this thread made me come in here

true story

[jdckelly]

that trailer just seems wrong in every way

[Peranor]

 

Anyone remeber this:
?

Yeah that's right. That trailer was a joke.
And still, that joke has better animation quality and art style...

Modifié par anorling, 16 juillet 2012 - 02:05 .

[Eterna]

Eain wrote...

Mass Effect is changing its target audience, and I'm not in it. What started out as a thoughtful sci-fi setting with music designed to carry the Blade Runner vibe and dialogue that Picard could've spoken now became a goddamn Power Rangers episode full of space ninjas, space marines, anime and cringeworthy oneliners.

Enjoy selling to the 12-18 year old male demographic, Bioware. You are doubtlessly shifting your focus to this easily exploitable market because of your boundless artistic integrity.

Becuase that was an appropriate reaction.

[Peranor]

Eterna5 wrote...

Eain wrote...

Mass Effect is changing its target audience, and I'm not in it. What started out as a thoughtful sci-fi setting with music designed to carry the Blade Runner vibe and dialogue that Picard could've spoken now became a goddamn Power Rangers episode full of space ninjas, space marines, anime and cringeworthy oneliners.

Enjoy selling to the 12-18 year old male demographic, Bioware. You are doubtlessly shifting your focus to this easily exploitable market because of your boundless artistic integrity.

Becuase that was an appropriate reaction.

More like a appropriate realization

[Blueprotoss]

anorling wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

Eain wrote...

Mass Effect is changing its target audience, and I'm not in it. What started out as a thoughtful sci-fi setting with music designed to carry the Blade Runner vibe and dialogue that Picard could've spoken now became a goddamn Power Rangers episode full of space ninjas, space marines, anime and cringeworthy oneliners.

Enjoy selling to the 12-18 year old male demographic, Bioware. You are doubtlessly shifting your focus to this easily exploitable market because of your boundless artistic integrity.

Becuase that was an appropriate reaction.

More like a appropriate realization

This is actually an assumption based unneccessary rage thats still from a small group of "fans".

Modifié par Blueprotoss, 16 juillet 2012 - 03:42 .

[What a Succulent Ass]

For serious, do you know what the words "assumption," "fact," and "opinion" mean?

[MysticSpace]

Eain wrote...

Mass Effect is changing its target audience, and I'm not in it. What started out as a thoughtful sci-fi setting with music designed to carry the Blade Runner vibe and dialogue that Picard could've spoken now became a goddamn Power Rangers episode full of space ninjas, space marines, anime and cringeworthy oneliners.

Enjoy selling to the 12-18 year old male demographic, Bioware. You are doubtlessly shifting your focus to this easily exploitable market because of your boundless artistic integrity.

 

I can think of something Cerberus reminds me of that's far worse than Power Rangers...

Modifié par MysticSpace, 16 juillet 2012 - 06:04 .

[MysticSpace]

G Kevin wrote...

What's wrong with anime? I love anime.

A Mass Effect anime sounds interesting and I will see how this will turn out.

Well, I hope Vega was your favorite character because he's the star of it and the plot revolves around his mission to destroy the collectors...because we couldn't go on to Mass Effect 4 without knowing about new guy's past.

[incinerator950]

I'll stick by that the Dante's Inferno Animation was the only thing EA got decent to good.

[incinerator950]

Random Jerkface wrote...

For serious, do you know what the words "assumption," "fact," and "opinion" mean?

Ass, ****, and maybe?

[StevenG_CT]

Blueprotoss wrote...

StevenG_CT wrote...

Would you care to name one movie based on a video game that met with critical success? Only a few have been financially successful and many have been financially disastrous.

Most of the video game movies are financial successes in theaters like Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Prince of Persia, Silent Hill, Street Fighter, and Mortal Kombat while the rest break even other then the Uwe Boll movies.  You act as if comic book movies are having an easy time even when they're in the same boat as video game movies.  Most of the successful comic book movies belong to Marvel while the other break even or lose a lot of money.  You should do the proper research before someone makes you look like a stupid jackass.

How about you actually read the post you quoted and answer the question? I hope you realize that the fact that you felt the need to resort to insults over something as trivial as this does not exaclty reflect well on you.

[Blueprotoss]

StevenG_CT wrote...

Blueprotoss wrote...

StevenG_CT wrote...

Would you care to name one movie based on a video game that met with critical success? Only a few have been financially successful and many have been financially disastrous.

Most of the video game movies are financial successes in theaters like Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Prince of Persia, Silent Hill, Street Fighter, and Mortal Kombat while the rest break even other then the Uwe Boll movies.  You act as if comic book movies are having an easy time even when they're in the same boat as video game movies.  Most of the successful comic book movies belong to Marvel while the other break even or lose a lot of money.  You should do the proper research before someone makes you look like a stupid jackass.

How about you actually read the post you quoted and answer the question? I hope you realize that the fact that you felt the need to resort to insults over something as trivial as this does not exaclty reflect well on you.

You asked a question and I answered it while you shouldn't play the victim based on you were being a jackass, which isn't insulting at all.