Not much to say
I’m just disappointed in how they turned desty nova from one of my favourite villains, the genius who’s entire motivation is setting up the stage in a weird way and laugh as it unravels even if he gets hurt in the process, into a generic mind controlling final boss type.
With most manga adaptations I find that they water out what makes the characters interesting. Sure a battle manga needs good battle choreography but the reason I’m reading it is because of the characters.
Yeah, there would need to be a major player investing in this route, coupled with strong integrity checks, to force banks and identity apps to make a third version of their apps.
I enjoyed walk the line. In knew very little about Johnny cash going in and out really showed his good and bad.
Before they always tried to wrap episodes up with “I guess both sides are wrong in a way” which I found tiring and very hard to apply to trump.
Tried it, doesn’t work.
Yeah I know. Which makes me think that some things that are important to me might not be that important to him I guess.
I’ve read the comics since I was young and now I’m 43 and apparently find it important that this manga adaptation is the way I want it 🤷♂️
Totally agree, but for example in the manga Luffy is completely uninterested in why Nami betrays them because he knows she’s good and he made his mind up already so it doesn’t matter to him. That’s how he is.
In the live action he starts investigating it instead, which makes him more generic in actually more screen time, and one piece is a LOT about Luffy. If the screen writers don’t get him I don’t have high hopes.
On the other hand, supposedly Oda signed off on everything so maybe the details that are important to me aren’t that great of a deal…
Yet this one changed the story and characters unnecessarily. I mean I guess we don’t want frame by frame but when they change the main characters choices and behaviour and westernise it by smoothing it a lot of weird stuff (and then add other weird of lower quality) it makes a fan like me sad.
Seeing them back to back it felt like a weak asspull, even my kids reacted to it. But I didn’t rewatch the first movie to see if it actually conflicts with original Marty. With it happening constantly in the sequels and never once in the original it’s either poor writing or they changed him. Or both.
Back to the future added that weird “nobody calls me a chicken” shtick to Marty which came out of nowhere and was not present in the first movie. Then they proceeded to rebuild his entire character around it on the sequels.
While I loved season 1 I didn’t enjoy the ending with power armour Kyle flying away. I’d rather they wrapped it up and came up with a fresh story for s2.
Will probably give it a few but I think it might be sub-standard.
I saw it when it came out and was stoked about the creative plot but front what I remember they just turned the cool concept to a “get from A to B action”.
With all the praise I heard about it later I’m thinking maybe I missed something or remember it wrong but here’s someone else who thinks it bland.