Here's a interview with Jonay Bacallado which you guys can watch it online however, its in Spanish. Read the translation below and for those of you can understand Spanish then lucky you lol. So that's that, enjoy!
Video Link: http://www.plansiete.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=145&Itemid=110
Narrator: His latest project has entered a whole new realm of difficult creativity, It involves the diversion of the reality of the dragonball series. His ambition was to give the characters a “new look” than in the manga, while still keeping the spirit of it in tact.
Jonay: This is one of those projects where the artist already has a reference to look off of; my job was not as big as that of say, the producer, because I already had a reference to expand from. To tell you the truth, It was really complicated, we had so much work to do to redesign every character to get them to where they’re at now.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
More News!
Here are some new pictures from the movie in HQ!
Well first off the bottom news are the old ones which I transferred from the forum to here. So thats that and here are some new ones.
Well first off the bottom news are the old ones which I transferred from the forum to here. So thats that and here are some new ones.
Old News Of DBZ Live Action Movie
Dragonball Z Live Action Movie
Well it seems as if the live action movie of Dragonball Z will be finally released by 20th Century Fox in 15, August - 2008. My sources tell me that the movie will focus on Goku as Justin Chatwin Vs. Piccolo as James Marsters. So I guess there will be no super saiyan action. Well, if you really think about it, its really hard to make real human actors turn into super saiyans (lol) and it'll look some what weird too :S imagine that hahaha...anywayz read below official press release. If you more infos then us please e-mail me at 02.Lead@gmail.com so we can share it to all the Dragonabll Z fanz. Thank you.
Official Crew
+ Alex Tuis - Creature Design
+ Stephen Chow - Producer
+ Tim Van Rellim - Executive Producer
+ James Wong - Director/Writer
+ Patricio M. Farrell - Art Director
+ Ben Ramsey - Writer
+ Gerardo Perez Arreola - Hair Stylist
+ Robert McLachlan - Cinematographer
+ Carlos Gamboa - Lead Set Designer
+ Hugo Santiago - Set Designer
+ Dan Fraga - Story Boards
+ Fernando Cámara - Sound Mixer
+ Ariel Shaw - Visual Effects Supervisor
+ Chris G. Willingham - Editor
+ 87Eleven - Stunts
+ Charlie Iturriaga - Visual Effects
Official Cast
+ Goku - Justin Chatwin
+ Chi Chi - Jamie Chung
+ Yamcha - Joon Park
+ Bulma - Emmy Rossum
+ Mai - Eriko Tamura
+ Lord Piccolo - James Marsters
+ Master Roshi - Chow Yun-Fat
MOVIE POSTERS!
hey it's been soo long that I haven't posted any news about the live action movie and I'm realy sorry about that, I was and still am busy with tons of stuff.
Anywayz, here are the live action movie posters
to me it seems real.
what do u guys think?
[b][size=14pt]Montreal gets BIG-BUDGET BOOM with 3 movie shoots[/size][/b]
[quote][size=12pt]The 20th Century Fox studio is expected to shoot three big-budget movies in Montreal over the next year; each has a budget of at least $100 million. The films are the Night at the Museum sequel Another Night, Independence Day director Roland Emmerich's remake of the sci-fi flick Fantastic Voyage and a big-screen adaptation of the Japanese manga Dragonball Z.
Another Night is the follow-up to the family film directed by former Montrealer Shawn Levy, which grossed $250 million at the North American box office last year. Like the first film, the sequel will once again be set at New York's Museum of Natural History and will feature many of the same characters, including the nightwatchman played by Ben Stiller. Robin Williams, who played Theodore Roosevelt, is also expected to be back.
It is not known if Levy will direct Another Night. The screenplay was penned by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon, the creators of Reno 911! and the screenwriters behind Balls of Fury.
The ironic twist for Montreal is that the first Night at the Museum was set to shoot here, and local crews had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars building sets at Mel's Cité du Cinéma studios. But the shoot was moved to Vancouver at the last minute to accommodate Stiller's schedule.
Emmerich, who shot the 2004 weather-gone-wacko epic The Day After Tomorrow in Montreal, will be back in town for Fantastic Voyage, an update of the 1966 film that starred Raquel Welch. It is about a scientist who is dying of a blood disorder. A group of his colleagues attempt to save him by being shrunk down, put in a miniature ship and injected into his bloodstream.
Emmerich's own company, Centropolis Entertainment, will be producing in partnership with James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment. Emmerich tried to make this film 10 years ago, but it didn't come to fruition.
Dragonball Z is adapted from the manga created by Akira Toriyama; the work was also turned into a Japanese anime series that played all over the world. It tells the story of an alien sent to destroy Earth, who has a change of heart and decides to join the humans in their fight against various aliens and bad guys.
There are no details yet as to when these three shoots will begin, but they are expected to wrap production by next July.[/size][/quote]
source:canada.com
[size=13pt]here are some more movie posters i found
and a video from youtube which is raw Japaneses.[/size]
POSTERS
VIDEO
[flash=425,344]http://www.youtube.com/v/D-JhGmbe2sg&hl=en&fs=1[/flash]
Dragonball To Hit March?
Just as in the previous teaser poster, the new poster’s Japanese text reads when translated: “The legend comes to life.” The new poster also adds the following text: “Opens worldwide at maximum speed on March 13, 2009.”
Worldwide? Previous reports indicated that the US release for Dragonball would be April 10th, 2009. Has Fox bumped up the release date? According to Box Office Mojo, the only other movies being released on March 13th are Paramount’s The Lovely Bones and Buena Vista’s Race To Witch Mountain. Warner Brother’s adaptation of Watchmen is being released the week prior.
Stay tuned for more updates on the release date.
Source: DBM
More NEWS! - V-Jump August
Here's a scan and the translation of the August issue V-Jump.
http://img175.imageshack.us/my.php?image=vjumpdj6.jpg
4 keys to the new V-Jump
Scoop 1
There comes the updating visual!
Since the city of Hollywood cinema, we have a new photo latest. Goku is holding a Dragonball. There is the symbol of Kama in the Gi (costume).
Scoop 2
The content is clarified gradually!
We can not know the stories of the characters for the time being. This time we have photos of young Goku and BULMA, as well as Roshi with hair!
The two (Goku and Roshi) express tension!
Is cheese is what we will be watching?
It could be the scene of the first meeting of Goku and BULMA.
Eh, the mischief (old green) Roshi has remained.
Scoop 3
Here are comments from actors.
Goku, Roshi and other main characters give their views for fans of DB in Japan.
Goku-Justin Chatwin
It’s the No. 1 movie more interesting so far!
Roshi Chow Yun-Fat
As far as we seem Roshi and I personally … We love women (laughs)!
BULMA-Emmy Rossum
BULMA I think that is absolutely part of me.
Yamcha - Joon Park
I am a great fan of Dragonball long.
Scoop 4
The date of release is finally determined. On March 13, 2009, Japan.
Well here what I got: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonball_%28film%29, it seems that it is planned as a trilogy so expect three movies(Oh yeah!).
Theres a pick on www.daiex.com, look at June 25, 2008.
Possible Teaser Trailer Screen Captures? Nope!
Superhero Hype! member say-what has posted a few images that they claim to have been told are from the teaser trailer. There is no validity behind these images as of yet, and the watermark at the bottom is a url leading to an entirely unrelated website. There’s a great possibility that these images may not be linked to the film at all, but are interesting, nonetheless, as some of the blurry screen captures feature items that could be Dragonballs as well as settings similar to those we’ve seen in set photos.
UPDATE: Superhero Hype! member chelo248 has also contributed images, though believes they are fake.
UPDATE: After receiving the additional images below, we’ve come to the obvious conclusion that they are, indeed, fake. We have no proof other than the pictures themselves. But we think they say it all.
soruce:DMB
MORE PICTURES
I know what your saying and I'm pretty sure everyone or prolly most of us feel the same way. But then again, I'm pretty sure DB fans would watch just for the love it.
I know I am. On the other hand, here are some exciting NEWS.
Check out some new HQ pics of the upcoming posters and watch the interview of Jamie Chung which is also HQ! enjoy!
Interview:
http://movies.ign.com/dor/objects/479331/dragonball/videos/sdcc_dragonball_chung.html
What does Emmy Rossum has to say about Dragonball??
Emmy Rossum (Bulma) spoke with MTV News in great length about her character in Dragonball, her opinion on the show, and much more (including a spoiler or two).
With shooting completed for the live-action adaptation of popular anime/manga series “Dragonball,” actress Emmy Rossum told MTV News that she’s finally washed the blue coloring out of her hair and returned to a life sans catsuit and cartoon weaponry — but with a few new skills in her repertoire.
“In it, [I'm] riding a motorcyle in a leather catsuit, so that’s always fun — and I have five guns that spin all around,” said Rossum of her role as Bulma, the sometimes-partner to the film’s hero, Goku (played by Justin Chatwin). “I had never ridden a motorcycle before. I think I was more concerned about the safety of the people in the crew because sometimes I would lose control and veer randomly off into people.”
As for her character’s fondness for gunplay, Rossum said she’d never fired — or even held — a gun before “Dragonball,” but feels more than confident about pulling off her character’s trigger-happy habits thanks to some training with local Marines.
That calm-under-fire training will probably come in handy for the “Phantom of the Opera” actress, considering the level of scrutiny an adaptation of one of the anime and manga worlds’ most popular properties brings with it. According to Rossum, fans should be pleasantly surprised with the way the property has been translated to a live-action project.
“When I signed on to the project, I was a big fan of the anime and knew [Bulma] as the iconic blue, bobbed character and wanted to stay true to that — but we also wanted to make it realistic,” explained Rossum. “So in keeping with the director and what the studio really wanted, we adapted her look to be a little more realistic and human, and little bit more believable for contemporary day. She’s pretty bad-ass, but still quirky and fun, and kind of ridiculous in the way she is in the anime.”
That doesn’t mean the legions of “Dragonball” faithful aren’t far from her mind, though. Rossum said her first encounter with “Dragonball” was the Saturday morning cartoon, only to realize that “it’s really so much more than that — from the comic to [the cartoon] to the whole franchise and brand, so many people feel such a closeness to these characters.”
“So, it’s a little bit stressful to play a character that so many people hold close to their hearts,” she admitted, “but you just hope you do it justice and they like it.”
Rossum also hinted at a few aspects of the film that should have fans guessing, telling MTV News that she’s “seen some wax molds” for potential action figures, and cautiously acknowledged that a video game based on the film was “a possibility.”
Possibly the most interesting tease she offered up was her anticipation of not only seeing “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” alum James Marsters appear on screen in his role as Lord Piccolo, but also “an incredible monster that I can’t talk about that is very, very tall.”
“It’s actually a very tall man — an 8-foot man,” she added. “It’s based on something else from the… You know, I can’t really say anything else.”
Motorcycle incidents and catsuits aside, Rossum said she’d be up for a return to the role in a “Dragonball” sequel, and vehemently denied rumors that the project was in danger of being cancelled or otherwise shut down.
“Oh, no. I really doubt that’s possible,” said Rossum. “That’s not going to happen.”
Interview from Dragonball-The Movie asking actress Gabriela de la Garza who has a small part in the live action movie of Dragonball! Look below for the interview.
DBtheMovie: What is your characters role / purpose in the movie? How long were you on set?
Gabriela de la Garza: I am an Avatar, and I give information to other characters. I was only one day on set and one day for wardrobe and make-up design which is awesome.
DBtheMovie: Were you familiar with Dragonball before being cast?
A: I knew Dragon Ball Z from the Tv series and of course also knew the impact it has worldwide. Thats why despite of having a small role, I really was excited to do it. Is one of those experiences, full of fantasy, you dont have every day.
DBtheMovie: How was it like working with the director James Wong?
A: Working with James Wong was great. He is a very specific kind of person and he can really transmit the idea he has for every scene. He really cares about the details so I am sure the movie will be beyond extraordinary!
DBtheMovie: Where did you shoot your scenes?
A: I shot my scenes with a green screen at Estudios Churubusco.
DBtheMovie: Did you get to work with any of the cast?
A: I worked alone, I mean with no other member of the cast. I met Justin [Chatwin] while doing our make up and he is a very cool guy, He was exited to be working in Mexico. We had a nice talk.
DBtheMovie: And finally, do you think the fans of the show will be satisfied with this adaptation?
A: Be sure not only the fans, but everybody who sees the movie will be very, very pleased and satisfied with the result. I think the director, the cast, the production, everything is part of a huge success, and I am very proud to be part of it.
Here is what we all been waiting for. The trailer of Dragonball live action movie!
I personally think its not entertaining at all and now I'm certain that the movie will suck. But oh well, I'll still watch for the love of Dragonball/Z/GT.
You can discuss it over at the forums.
EDIT! LINK: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=RDNLcco9_zg
Why 20th Centtury Fox Taking off the trailer?
Well it seems as if the live action movie of Dragonball Z will be finally released by 20th Century Fox in 15, August - 2008. My sources tell me that the movie will focus on Goku as Justin Chatwin Vs. Piccolo as James Marsters. So I guess there will be no super saiyan action. Well, if you really think about it, its really hard to make real human actors turn into super saiyans (lol) and it'll look some what weird too :S imagine that hahaha...anywayz read below official press release. If you more infos then us please e-mail me at 02.Lead@gmail.com so we can share it to all the Dragonabll Z fanz. Thank you.
Official Crew
+ Alex Tuis - Creature Design
+ Stephen Chow - Producer
+ Tim Van Rellim - Executive Producer
+ James Wong - Director/Writer
+ Patricio M. Farrell - Art Director
+ Ben Ramsey - Writer
+ Gerardo Perez Arreola - Hair Stylist
+ Robert McLachlan - Cinematographer
+ Carlos Gamboa - Lead Set Designer
+ Hugo Santiago - Set Designer
+ Dan Fraga - Story Boards
+ Fernando Cámara - Sound Mixer
+ Ariel Shaw - Visual Effects Supervisor
+ Chris G. Willingham - Editor
+ 87Eleven - Stunts
+ Charlie Iturriaga - Visual Effects
Official Cast
+ Goku - Justin Chatwin
+ Chi Chi - Jamie Chung
+ Yamcha - Joon Park
+ Bulma - Emmy Rossum
+ Mai - Eriko Tamura
+ Lord Piccolo - James Marsters
+ Master Roshi - Chow Yun-Fat
MOVIE POSTERS!
hey it's been soo long that I haven't posted any news about the live action movie and I'm realy sorry about that, I was and still am busy with tons of stuff.
Anywayz, here are the live action movie posters
to me it seems real.
what do u guys think?
[b][size=14pt]Montreal gets BIG-BUDGET BOOM with 3 movie shoots[/size][/b]
[quote][size=12pt]The 20th Century Fox studio is expected to shoot three big-budget movies in Montreal over the next year; each has a budget of at least $100 million. The films are the Night at the Museum sequel Another Night, Independence Day director Roland Emmerich's remake of the sci-fi flick Fantastic Voyage and a big-screen adaptation of the Japanese manga Dragonball Z.
Another Night is the follow-up to the family film directed by former Montrealer Shawn Levy, which grossed $250 million at the North American box office last year. Like the first film, the sequel will once again be set at New York's Museum of Natural History and will feature many of the same characters, including the nightwatchman played by Ben Stiller. Robin Williams, who played Theodore Roosevelt, is also expected to be back.
It is not known if Levy will direct Another Night. The screenplay was penned by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon, the creators of Reno 911! and the screenwriters behind Balls of Fury.
The ironic twist for Montreal is that the first Night at the Museum was set to shoot here, and local crews had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars building sets at Mel's Cité du Cinéma studios. But the shoot was moved to Vancouver at the last minute to accommodate Stiller's schedule.
Emmerich, who shot the 2004 weather-gone-wacko epic The Day After Tomorrow in Montreal, will be back in town for Fantastic Voyage, an update of the 1966 film that starred Raquel Welch. It is about a scientist who is dying of a blood disorder. A group of his colleagues attempt to save him by being shrunk down, put in a miniature ship and injected into his bloodstream.
Emmerich's own company, Centropolis Entertainment, will be producing in partnership with James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment. Emmerich tried to make this film 10 years ago, but it didn't come to fruition.
Dragonball Z is adapted from the manga created by Akira Toriyama; the work was also turned into a Japanese anime series that played all over the world. It tells the story of an alien sent to destroy Earth, who has a change of heart and decides to join the humans in their fight against various aliens and bad guys.
There are no details yet as to when these three shoots will begin, but they are expected to wrap production by next July.[/size][/quote]
source:canada.com
[size=13pt]here are some more movie posters i found
and a video from youtube which is raw Japaneses.[/size]
POSTERS
VIDEO
[flash=425,344]http://www.youtube.com/v/D-JhGmbe2sg&hl=en&fs=1[/flash]
Dragonball To Hit March?
Just as in the previous teaser poster, the new poster’s Japanese text reads when translated: “The legend comes to life.” The new poster also adds the following text: “Opens worldwide at maximum speed on March 13, 2009.”
Worldwide? Previous reports indicated that the US release for Dragonball would be April 10th, 2009. Has Fox bumped up the release date? According to Box Office Mojo, the only other movies being released on March 13th are Paramount’s The Lovely Bones and Buena Vista’s Race To Witch Mountain. Warner Brother’s adaptation of Watchmen is being released the week prior.
Stay tuned for more updates on the release date.
Source: DBM
More NEWS! - V-Jump August
Here's a scan and the translation of the August issue V-Jump.
http://img175.imageshack.us/my.php?image=vjumpdj6.jpg
4 keys to the new V-Jump
Scoop 1
There comes the updating visual!
Since the city of Hollywood cinema, we have a new photo latest. Goku is holding a Dragonball. There is the symbol of Kama in the Gi (costume).
Scoop 2
The content is clarified gradually!
We can not know the stories of the characters for the time being. This time we have photos of young Goku and BULMA, as well as Roshi with hair!
The two (Goku and Roshi) express tension!
Is cheese is what we will be watching?
It could be the scene of the first meeting of Goku and BULMA.
Eh, the mischief (old green) Roshi has remained.
Scoop 3
Here are comments from actors.
Goku, Roshi and other main characters give their views for fans of DB in Japan.
Goku-Justin Chatwin
It’s the No. 1 movie more interesting so far!
Roshi Chow Yun-Fat
As far as we seem Roshi and I personally … We love women (laughs)!
BULMA-Emmy Rossum
BULMA I think that is absolutely part of me.
Yamcha - Joon Park
I am a great fan of Dragonball long.
Scoop 4
The date of release is finally determined. On March 13, 2009, Japan.
Well here what I got: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonball_%28film%29, it seems that it is planned as a trilogy so expect three movies(Oh yeah!).
Theres a pick on www.daiex.com, look at June 25, 2008.
Possible Teaser Trailer Screen Captures? Nope!
Superhero Hype! member say-what has posted a few images that they claim to have been told are from the teaser trailer. There is no validity behind these images as of yet, and the watermark at the bottom is a url leading to an entirely unrelated website. There’s a great possibility that these images may not be linked to the film at all, but are interesting, nonetheless, as some of the blurry screen captures feature items that could be Dragonballs as well as settings similar to those we’ve seen in set photos.
UPDATE: Superhero Hype! member chelo248 has also contributed images, though believes they are fake.
UPDATE: After receiving the additional images below, we’ve come to the obvious conclusion that they are, indeed, fake. We have no proof other than the pictures themselves. But we think they say it all.
soruce:DMB
MORE PICTURES
I know what your saying and I'm pretty sure everyone or prolly most of us feel the same way. But then again, I'm pretty sure DB fans would watch just for the love it.
I know I am. On the other hand, here are some exciting NEWS.
Check out some new HQ pics of the upcoming posters and watch the interview of Jamie Chung which is also HQ! enjoy!
Interview:
http://movies.ign.com/dor/objects/479331/dragonball/videos/sdcc_dragonball_chung.html
What does Emmy Rossum has to say about Dragonball??
Emmy Rossum (Bulma) spoke with MTV News in great length about her character in Dragonball, her opinion on the show, and much more (including a spoiler or two).
With shooting completed for the live-action adaptation of popular anime/manga series “Dragonball,” actress Emmy Rossum told MTV News that she’s finally washed the blue coloring out of her hair and returned to a life sans catsuit and cartoon weaponry — but with a few new skills in her repertoire.
“In it, [I'm] riding a motorcyle in a leather catsuit, so that’s always fun — and I have five guns that spin all around,” said Rossum of her role as Bulma, the sometimes-partner to the film’s hero, Goku (played by Justin Chatwin). “I had never ridden a motorcycle before. I think I was more concerned about the safety of the people in the crew because sometimes I would lose control and veer randomly off into people.”
As for her character’s fondness for gunplay, Rossum said she’d never fired — or even held — a gun before “Dragonball,” but feels more than confident about pulling off her character’s trigger-happy habits thanks to some training with local Marines.
That calm-under-fire training will probably come in handy for the “Phantom of the Opera” actress, considering the level of scrutiny an adaptation of one of the anime and manga worlds’ most popular properties brings with it. According to Rossum, fans should be pleasantly surprised with the way the property has been translated to a live-action project.
“When I signed on to the project, I was a big fan of the anime and knew [Bulma] as the iconic blue, bobbed character and wanted to stay true to that — but we also wanted to make it realistic,” explained Rossum. “So in keeping with the director and what the studio really wanted, we adapted her look to be a little more realistic and human, and little bit more believable for contemporary day. She’s pretty bad-ass, but still quirky and fun, and kind of ridiculous in the way she is in the anime.”
That doesn’t mean the legions of “Dragonball” faithful aren’t far from her mind, though. Rossum said her first encounter with “Dragonball” was the Saturday morning cartoon, only to realize that “it’s really so much more than that — from the comic to [the cartoon] to the whole franchise and brand, so many people feel such a closeness to these characters.”
“So, it’s a little bit stressful to play a character that so many people hold close to their hearts,” she admitted, “but you just hope you do it justice and they like it.”
Rossum also hinted at a few aspects of the film that should have fans guessing, telling MTV News that she’s “seen some wax molds” for potential action figures, and cautiously acknowledged that a video game based on the film was “a possibility.”
Possibly the most interesting tease she offered up was her anticipation of not only seeing “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” alum James Marsters appear on screen in his role as Lord Piccolo, but also “an incredible monster that I can’t talk about that is very, very tall.”
“It’s actually a very tall man — an 8-foot man,” she added. “It’s based on something else from the… You know, I can’t really say anything else.”
Motorcycle incidents and catsuits aside, Rossum said she’d be up for a return to the role in a “Dragonball” sequel, and vehemently denied rumors that the project was in danger of being cancelled or otherwise shut down.
“Oh, no. I really doubt that’s possible,” said Rossum. “That’s not going to happen.”
Interview from Dragonball-The Movie asking actress Gabriela de la Garza who has a small part in the live action movie of Dragonball! Look below for the interview.
Quote
It was just recently revealed that Mexican actress Gabriela de la Garza would have a small part in the film. We were curious about the role, so we asked her a few questions about it. Thanks to Sean for arranging the interview, and a big thank you to Gabriela for taking the time to answer the questions!
DBtheMovie: What is your characters role / purpose in the movie? How long were you on set?
Gabriela de la Garza: I am an Avatar, and I give information to other characters. I was only one day on set and one day for wardrobe and make-up design which is awesome.
DBtheMovie: Were you familiar with Dragonball before being cast?
A: I knew Dragon Ball Z from the Tv series and of course also knew the impact it has worldwide. Thats why despite of having a small role, I really was excited to do it. Is one of those experiences, full of fantasy, you dont have every day.
DBtheMovie: How was it like working with the director James Wong?
A: Working with James Wong was great. He is a very specific kind of person and he can really transmit the idea he has for every scene. He really cares about the details so I am sure the movie will be beyond extraordinary!
DBtheMovie: Where did you shoot your scenes?
A: I shot my scenes with a green screen at Estudios Churubusco.
DBtheMovie: Did you get to work with any of the cast?
A: I worked alone, I mean with no other member of the cast. I met Justin [Chatwin] while doing our make up and he is a very cool guy, He was exited to be working in Mexico. We had a nice talk.
DBtheMovie: And finally, do you think the fans of the show will be satisfied with this adaptation?
A: Be sure not only the fans, but everybody who sees the movie will be very, very pleased and satisfied with the result. I think the director, the cast, the production, everything is part of a huge success, and I am very proud to be part of it.
Here is what we all been waiting for. The trailer of Dragonball live action movie!
I personally think its not entertaining at all and now I'm certain that the movie will suck. But oh well, I'll still watch for the love of Dragonball/Z/GT.
You can discuss it over at the forums.
EDIT! LINK: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=RDNLcco9_zg
Why 20th Centtury Fox Taking off the trailer?
Ok, let me first apologize for the removal of the Dragonball movie trailers, but it had to be done for the time being. But I recently received a welcoming email from FOX staff concerning the trailer that was shown and the full blown trailer that is officially still being worked on. It has pretty much been confirmed that it will not be shown during Max Payne, although that was their original intentions. Read below for the email sent to me to clear anything up.
First off, we love your enthusiasm for the film. We are so
to ask that you remove the content. It is not meant to irritate or discourage you and your readers from following this film campaign. It’s just that the pieces of content that are being leaked were not created to be used this way. They were only meant to be shown to potential Licensing & Merchandising partners who need to make partnering decisions far in advance of release date, and the content has not been approved for online use. Elements like music clearances and even talent approvals have not been pursued because we had no intention of having this go online. Alot goes into a trailer or video being authorized for online use….
We had hoped to have a really kick-ass trailer done by MAX PAYNE’s in-theater date, but because alot of effects shots are still being worked on - we’ve decided to wait until there is more material to work with, so we can really “wow” you and the fans. This is not uncommon for a film that still has 6 months until it goes in theaters. It looks like the real trailer will be released a little later in the year.
Again, thanks for all your interest. I am happy to update you when we get new artwork and approved video to distribute. We appreciate you removing the content, and don’t mean to cause you any headaches with your readers
source: dbmovieblog/thedbmovie
First off, we love your enthusiasm for the film. We are so
to ask that you remove the content. It is not meant to irritate or discourage you and your readers from following this film campaign. It’s just that the pieces of content that are being leaked were not created to be used this way. They were only meant to be shown to potential Licensing & Merchandising partners who need to make partnering decisions far in advance of release date, and the content has not been approved for online use. Elements like music clearances and even talent approvals have not been pursued because we had no intention of having this go online. Alot goes into a trailer or video being authorized for online use….We had hoped to have a really kick-ass trailer done by MAX PAYNE’s in-theater date, but because alot of effects shots are still being worked on - we’ve decided to wait until there is more material to work with, so we can really “wow” you and the fans. This is not uncommon for a film that still has 6 months until it goes in theaters. It looks like the real trailer will be released a little later in the year.
Again, thanks for all your interest. I am happy to update you when we get new artwork and approved video to distribute. We appreciate you removing the content, and don’t mean to cause you any headaches with your readers
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