USA : Dragonball Evolution

de **Megatron** le Dim 02 Sep 2007, 18:20

http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/n ... 2949303ea9

Dubitatif de cette annonce.

de **Conan The Babar** le Dim 02 Sep 2007, 18:41

Ah, le projet refais surface, attendons dans savoir plus...

de **Zekka** le Dim 02 Sep 2007, 23:04

Un truc kitch en plus à venir.

Avec de perruques jaunes fluos.

de **Megatron** le Mar 02 Oct 2007, 21:17

Citation :
JAMES WONG HAS DRAGON BALLS
10.02.07
By Devin Faraci
Contributing sources: Tailgunner Joe
An old and trusted scooper named Tailgunner Joe has just dropped some info into my lap, and after taking a spin around Google, I'm convinced it's news: James Wong, formerly of The X-Files and the man behind Final Destination and The One, is writing and directing the live action version of Dragon Ball, which is going to go into production in Canada this November.

Included with the scoop was this casting breakdown; I know jack nor shit about Dragon Ball (is there supposed to be a Z in there?) or the characters, so it's up to you to figure out if what Wong et al are looking for fit the anime bill.

[GOKU] 18 years old, Goku is considered uncool and unpopular at school, but he is in fact an extremely talented martial arts fighter who gets rigorous training from his grandfather, Gohan. After the death of his grandfather by the evil Lord Piccolo, Goku finds his destiny in his grandfather's dying request that he find Master Roshi and gather all seven Dragon Balls (of which he has one) in order to prevent Piccolo from succeeding in his desire to use the dragonballs to take over the world. Trained by Master Roshi, aided by Bulma and Yamcha, friends he meets along the way, Goku proves himself a formidable, almost undefeatable fighter. On many dangerous adventures to find the remaining Dragon Balls and thus save the world, Goku conquers physical and emotional challenges, ultimately saving the world but clearly impelled to spend his life searching for the Dragon Balls with his trusty companions...LEAD

[BULMA] 20s, female, pretty, with great intelligence behind her gleaming eyes, Bulma is a determined, competitive young woman whose father's five star Dragon Ball was stolen by Lord Piccolo, and who believes that she can harness their unlimited energy and change the world like Edison or Einstein. Bulma, who has a DBE (a Dragon Ball locator device), teams up with Goku, and with him meets up with Master Roshi and Yamcha as they attempt to collect the missing Dragon Balls before Piccolo can destroy the world. A resourceful and courageous young woman who's also a weapons expert, she overcomes many obstacles with her colleagues, only to find the seven Dragon Balls ultimately snatched from their grasp--but it's clear she's going to continue searching for them with Goku and Yamcha...LEAD

[YAMCHA] 20s, "the bad boy who has no trouble attracting women," he taunts Goku, Bulma and Master Yoshi, who are trapped in a sand cave, rather than helping them with his rope ladder. However, after overhearing Master Roshi's tale of Piccolo once nearly destroyed the Earth and are preparing to do so again, Yamcha has a change of heart and not only helps the three in the desert, but becomes a valuable part of the team. An ingenious young man whose utililty truck is the Swiss Army Knife of trucks--every tool and gear imaginable sprouts from its body--Yamcha joins Goku, Bulma (with whom he becomes romantically involved) and Master Yoshi on their quest to find the seven Dragon Balls before Piccolo...LEAD

[MASTER ROSHI] This older man is a good friend of Goku's grandfather, Gohan, and Goku comes to enlist his help after his grandfather is killed. Although he looks like a beggar, Roshi is one of the world’s most fearsome fighters. Master Roshi begins Goku's rigorous training to prepare him for the adventure of finding and fighting for the seven Dragon Balls to save the world from Piccolo's destructive plan. A wise, somewhat wry man who knows as much about human nature as he does about martial arts, Master Roshi is impressed with Goku's fighting but reminds him of his failings as well. Ultimately, Master Roshi sacrifices his own life in order to destroy Piccolo...LEAD

[MAI] Late 20s, female, her features exotic, sexy but deadly, dressed in gleaming black, with weapons strapped all over her body, she's a martial arts expert and Lord Piccolo's chief enforcer. Crafty and quick thinking, Mai uses her ability to shapeshift near the climax of the movie and takes on the form of Chi Chi, a young martial arts expert who's romantically involved with Goku and later saves Piccolo from Master Roshi's curse; once she is revealed she ends up in the fight of her life.

[LORD PICCOLO] An ancient being who despite his humanoid appearance, is from an alien race determined to take over the world. Piccolo is the cursed ruler of a demonic race who nearly destroyed Earth 2000 years ago, and with the coming of the eclipse and the possession of all seven Dragon Balls, he's prepared to free himself and do the job right this time. Crafty and smart, Piccolo has some disturbing news for Goku, namely that the boy is actually a Saiyan who's destined to join Piccolo as his right hand in destroying and enslaving the planet...LEAD

[CHI CHI] Goku’s lifelong love interest, Chi Chi is an attractive, tom boy-ish young woman who has grown up with Goku. She has studied martial arts and has always suspected that Goku possesses talents that are unusual and extraordinary. After Goku embarks on his journey to redeem his grandfather’s death, Chi Chi meets up with Goku and his crew at a tournament of champions where their mutual attraction finally heats up during a training session.

[GOHAN] Goku's kindly, wise grandfather, he looks like he's in his 70s but moves like Jet Li. An accomplished martial artist who trains Goku on the bow staff, he loves his grandson and is happy to prepare a special feast for him on his 18th birthday, as well as a special gift: a 3 star Dragon Ball. Tragically, Gohan is struck down by the high ninjas of the Namek-Jins, and as he dies he sends his grandson out to do face his destiny and do battle against them...

http://www.chud.com/index.php?type=news&id=12002

Ca sent le navet tout ça, Bulma experte en armes, Goku qui n'est pas populaire à l'école, Yamcha bon dans le maniement des couteaux, c'est ridicule.

de **Donovan** le Mer 03 Oct 2007, 23:21

Megatron a écrit:
Ca sent le navet tout ça

Ou le fake...

de **Ryosan** le Mer 03 Oct 2007, 23:51

Plutôt le fake, je dirais.

Et si au passage ce projet de film pouvait être abandonné... :roll:

de **luffy42** le Jeu 04 Oct 2007, 02:03

de toute manière les portages animé, manga et jeux vidéo en film ce sont que des navets, que ce soit hokuto no ken, DOA, street fighter et j'en oublie beaucoups.La seul réussite (pour moi) c'est crying freeman avec marc dacascos

de **Megatron** le Jeu 04 Oct 2007, 05:59

Tous les sites français ont repris la news, ils n'ont même pas vérifié si c'était officiel:

http://news.google.fr/news?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1B3GGGL_frFR237FR238&oe=UTF-8&tab=wn&ncl=1176527281&hl=fr

de **Merlin** le Jeu 04 Oct 2007, 11:03

Ah non je proteste. On a pas repris la news nous. :lol:

de **Megatron** le Sam 06 Oct 2007, 19:15

La fox vient de démentir la news:

"UPDATED: 20th Century Fox has informed IGN that this report cannot be confirmed as neither start dates nor locations are locked in at this point."

source: ign.com

de **Cyril** le Sam 06 Oct 2007, 21:28

Dieu soit loué.

de **tsubasathesayan** le Lun 08 Oct 2007, 18:06

Ouuuuuuf, sauvé!
Mais vu la formulation de la phrase on dirait qu'ils pensent quand même à s'occuper un jour de ce projet...

de **Bryce** le Lun 08 Oct 2007, 19:56

Avouez, vous en rêvez tous d'un nouveau film à la hauteur du DBZ coréen (que l'on trouve en DVD à 2€ un peu partout) !

Je serais quand même curieux de voir ce que ça donnerait en live holywoodien, ne serait-ce que pour voir comment ils reproduiraient les coiffures des supers guerriers... :shock:

de **Yukito** le Mer 10 Oct 2007, 14:20

évidemment, qu'on rêve tous d'un DBZ live .... mais pas n'importe comment.

en attendant ce jour très hypothétique, je vous suggère de prendre en main le fameux "DBZ Buddokaï Tenkaïchi 2" sur Wii ... c'est un excellent palliatif pour patienter :wink:

de **Ryosan** le Mer 10 Oct 2007, 15:32

Yukito a écrit:évidemment, qu'on rêve tous d'un DBZ live .... mais pas n'importe comment.

Moi, certainement pas. Même pas par curiosité.

de **Megatron** le Ven 09 Nov 2007, 21:00

On dirait que c'est reparti de plus belle, toujours James Wong au commande (destination finale, the one):

http://www.allocine.fr/article/fichearticle_gen_carticle=18411798.html

Comparatif paysages naturels qui serviront de lieu de tournage et des images extraites de l'anime et du jeu vidéo:

de **Genki** le Sam 10 Nov 2007, 20:41

OUIN !! Pourquoi tant de haine envers cette série :cry:

de **Saga** le Sam 10 Nov 2007, 21:18

Je veux Legrand et Borg pour la VF du film ! :02:

de **Zêta Amrith** le Sam 10 Nov 2007, 22:46

Megatron a écrit:Toujours James Wong au commande (Destination Finale, The One)...

Et jadis auteur de certains des meilleurs épisodes de The X-Files...
Il a terminé bien bas puisque maintenant il filme des mecs avec des perruques jaunes.

Mine de rien les fausses informations qui viennent d'être démenties n'étaient pas si choquantes. Au moins c'était Dragon Ball, pas Dragon Ball Z, et ça semblait centré sur les boules de cristal, ce qui à l'échelle d'un film serait faire preuve de bon sens.

de **Ryosan** le Dim 11 Nov 2007, 01:04

Mais qu'ils laissent tomber, bon sang... :33:

de **rimka** le Dim 11 Nov 2007, 01:27

Ryosan a écrit:Plutôt le fake, je dirais.

Et si au passage ce projet de film pouvait être abandonné...

D'autant que le film live japonais est une résussite.

de **Megatron** le Mar 13 Nov 2007, 02:44

James Kyson Lee (Ando dans heroes) serait pressenti pour incarner Yamcha:

Anime news network:

Heroes' Lee Auditions for Dragon Ball Z Movie
During his November 11 panel at Pacific Media Expo in Los Angeles, actor James Kyson Lee (Heroes television series' Ando) said that he is trying out for the role of Yamcha in 20th Century Fox's live-action adaptation of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga. He says that the movie is planned for a 2010 release and that he approved of the script so far. He also said that he was a childhood fan of manga such as Dragon Ball and Takehiko Inoue's Slam Dunk — the latter of which he had read the entire run.

Traduction:

Durant le Pacific Media Expo de ce 11 Novembre, James Kyson Lee (Heroes' Ando) a révélé qu'il avait été casté pour le rôle de Yamcha dans l'adaptation de Dragon Ball par la 20th century FOX. Il dit que le film était prévu pour 2010, et qu'il a approuvé le script.
Il a également dit qu'il était un enfant fan de mangas tels que Dragon Ball et Takehiko Inoue's Slam Dunk dont il a lu tous les livres.

de **Arc** le Mar 13 Nov 2007, 10:17

Je trouve que l'acteur a bien le genre de tronche qu'il faut pour Yamcha.
Les décors sont également très ressemblants.
Après, je peux pas m'empêcher de continuer à espérer qu'ils abandonnent le projet un fois de plus...

de **Sir_Kroko** le Mar 13 Nov 2007, 13:36

franchement les décors sont magnifiques et j'espere que le film se fera. Même si ça sera forcément une approche "terrestre" ça peut etre interessant à voir, surtout pour ceux qui aiment rire comme moi

de **Greg_M** le Mar 13 Nov 2007, 16:56

eh ben.... :lol:

ils vont casser l'image de DBz ! :33:

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