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2013-03-27, 11:46 | Link #145 |
Okuyasu the Bird
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Alberta, Canada
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I'm just glad they're splitting it into multiple films. Everything else I'll judge once it gets here.
Considering the title I guess this one will cover up till the end of Spring which I think is the Heirophant/Lovers full moon? Seems like an odd period to stop since I don't think it's anything significant to end on. Seriously?
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2013-03-27, 16:07 | Link #149 | |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The land of tempura
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Still I'm with you: I'm relieved that they are splitting it into multiple movies but I'll reserve judgement until we get to see the first one. The studio and director don't give me much to look forward to and the scriptwriter being the same behind the P4 anime doesn't give me much hope either. However I think it won't be a train wreck... hopefully.
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2013-03-27, 22:22 | Link #150 |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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I seriously don't get the hate on P4A. It was quite well done with lots of great integrations. That series was one of the better adaptations from games that I'd seen. I am surprised to see people here not liking it since it is really well received elsewhere.
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2013-03-28, 04:17 | Link #152 |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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I personally liked P3 much more than P4 (I guess my avatar easily gives that away). There are imo more touching side stories (ie: the guy who writes the book) and a darker world (end of the world with all the Nyx posters, vs just random people missing and a fog), the weekend sales commercial guy also made me laugh a lot.
Hopefully the movie does not get into much trouble showing people shooting their head with a gun. For a game with such a controversial concept I am surprised an oversensitive parent didn't file a lawsuit. Seeing that the first time when I played the game had such an emotional impact! |
2013-03-28, 06:10 | Link #156 | |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Pearl of the Orient Seas
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Makoto is a bisexual name though
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2013-03-28, 13:56 | Link #157 | |
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It's great fanservice and comedy for those who played the game. They animated most of the comedy scenes like the King's Game perfectly and even improved it, but when the time came for the serious plot and mystery, it was horribly rushed. I don't blame them because of the limited number of episodes, but it doesn't change the pacing issues. |
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2013-03-28, 14:16 | Link #158 |
Okuyasu the Bird
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Alberta, Canada
Age: 32
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P4's anime adaptation was too silly in tone for me. Not that P4 was very serious to begin with, but the anime just pushed it to a level I didn't like.
I've said this before, but they could have fit in the FeMC as Makoto's sister or something. That way they could share the same backstory and events and not have to change around the story to a large degree. I guess it's not happening though. Oh, and I'm sure Makoto Yuki was chosen for his name because it's androgynous.
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2013-03-28, 14:21 | Link #159 | |
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2013-03-28, 14:31 | Link #160 |
Okuyasu the Bird
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Alberta, Canada
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That doesn't affect the production of these movies. It could have been worked around to include her yes? Aigis could have still had her psuedo-romatic relationship with Makoto as originally intended and the FeMC could be relegated to her BFF.
There's no excuse they couldn't have included her with the above scenario, they just decided not to. I guess that choice is out of a desire to have absolute accuracy towards the source material where only either-or can exist.
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