On February 27th, our eyes saw something that can't be unseen, and that was Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li.
That movie was so terrible to me that I thought the one with Jean-Claude Van Damme was way better. How sad is that? Any who, now that this movie is wrapping up from the theaters, we prepare for another disaster on April 8th, which is Dragonball Evolution.
As with most movies based off video games, this one carries a plot not related to the series at al, and there's a horrible cast that don't fit the characters. Another one for the record books of worst movies but I don't have to say something everyone already know.
But you never know. People may end up liking this movie. If so, hey, that's your opinion and your entitled to it. It's cool no big deal, congrats, nothing's wrong with you. You have balls to say you like it. So I'm being fair so that the internets don't think I'm just sticking to my opinion.
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I dont care what people think anyways. I guess people think that is courageous....
that will have even the most hardcore dbz fans saying:
"WTF IS THIS SHIT!?!?!"
Or an entire trilogy to cover 5 minutes?
If not then it anit Dragonball :D
2.Dragonball is a fucking stupid show anyway :)
1. yes
2. yes, but i still love it (and its glorious 'THE PLANET WILL EXPLODE IN 10 MINUTES!' stretched into an 8 episode fight scene that could be compressed into about 3 animated gifs)
although i did hear they are re-releasing a shortened version of the original DBZ where they edit out a bunch of the time wasting repetitive shit from the original (so i'm guessing it'll be about 10 episodes long).
That being said, I'm part of the "don't much care for the dragonballs" crowd. My lack of interest in the show is probably saving me from a painful experience in theaters. Also, is anyone getting a serious Double Dragon: The Movie vibe from this? I mean it's not exactly the same (Double Dragon had Andy Dick in it, after all), but it feels like they're using the same failure blueprint.