2011-11-04, 15:37 | Link #181 |
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I actually kind of liked the last trailer. The CG still doesn't blend perfectly with the 2D stuff, but it didn't look nearly as bad as some stuff we've seen before. I was actually more disappointed by the hand drawn stuff, the animation looks pretty limited overall. At least the drawings are pretty.
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2011-11-06, 13:54 | Link #183 |
Me, An Intellectual
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: UK
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I just saw the trailer now and thought it was amazing. But the thing is, I don't know anything about Berserk. I've not seen the previous anime nor watched the manga. Do you guys think I could watch these films without having to?
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2011-11-06, 14:53 | Link #184 | |
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You don't need to watch the old anime btw, but that's the case with manga.
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2011-11-06, 15:01 | Link #185 |
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Um, not exactly. This movie will cover exactly the same as the first anime, so it's hardly a prequel. As for the manga, it does start off with an arc which precedes the one the movie will cover, but it's really short and takes place afterwards chronologically, so it's no big deal. Well, I guess in that sense it can be compared to watching F/Z before F/SN, but I believe most people who've read the manga got introduced to the series through the anime first anyway, and still enjoyed the manga regardless.
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2011-11-06, 19:46 | Link #186 | |
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Location: California
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The original manga and the first anime TV series to a lesser extent start chronologically after the time period the movies are going to cover before launching into a long flashback explaining the main character's back story and motivations; it's much more interesting than it sounds and the long flashback is arguably when the series starts to become great. So I think you should be able to follow the movies without having read the manga though again, the movies aren't out yet so I can't say this with absolute certainty. |
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2012-01-17, 22:48 | Link #193 |
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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I'm obviously going to watch this, but I don't understand how they couldn't of at least made it look more like the original anime. Evangelion was made before Berserk, yet in their movies they made it look the same, just with more high end quality. If they made it more similar to the original, my purchase would of been basically guaranteed. Oh btw, is there even a current NA company that actually licenses berserk currently? Or are we gonna have spend 50+ bucks on this?
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2012-01-18, 00:13 | Link #194 |
Carpe Diem
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Some parts of the CGI look very good, others not so much. Some tweaks here and there would make it look absolutely fine. Its unusual, I'll admit, as I'm so used to seeing more hand drawn vs. CGI, but I do not think it is ugly so much as it is strange for what I am used to seeing. (Though some parts are pretty bad. )
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2012-01-18, 14:51 | Link #196 |
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And waaay easier then actually drawing everything. Backgrounds and moving scenery are normal. I wouldn't have mind CG horses either. But pretty much every battle we've seen so far has been CG.
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2012-01-22, 14:16 | Link #198 | |
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Would look much better if they had created a fully computerized movie like Tekken or something.
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2012-01-25, 16:57 | Link #200 |
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Yuki Kaji makes for a pretty good Judeau, as expected. I'll still kinda miss Akira Ishida, but yeah.
As for the trailer it did manage to give me a few goosebumps by reminding me of how epic the Golden Age arc is, but I must say the "too much CG" complaint persists. And I don't usually notice it all that much, but it's just too damn often and blatantly used here. |
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