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AnimeHeretic
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So it's going to be flagrantly obvious CGI is it? While it has improved, I still hate it in general and won't be going to see it-- and it's local too.
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Darkness©
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While I WOULD go see it, Of course it's not coming to Nebraska....
WHY DOES EVERYTHING HAVE TO BE DETERMINED BY WHERE THE CELEBRITIES GO!!!!??? 
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kusanagi-sama
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Because that's how things work.
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AnimeHeretic
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New York and LA are the biggest markets for the indie films and CA & NY the biggest states. If you're going to have a limited run, these would be the states to go to. I expect Appleseed will have a limited run.
The films I don't care to see come here. The ones I *want* to see never show up at all and I have to wait for video |
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DriftRoot
 Posts: 222 Location: NH |
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I can't believe they aren't opening in any Boston theaters.
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the_soultaker
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That's your loss.  i thought it was a very entertaining flick even if it's a CGI/Cel shaded hybrid. I'm confident that this Movie will rank in some dough,well atleast when it arrives on DVD. 
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Sword of Whedon
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It has nothing to do with "celebrities", it has to do with places they can make money with it, aka large multicultural cities where the minority who are interested are large enough to make it profitable. That's not Nebraska. |
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Cowpunk
Posts: 168 Location: Oakland - near the Newtype Lab |
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They are also aiming for a mainstream audience by showing it re-dubbed in regular theaters.
No showings in San Francisco or Berkeley. Instead San Jose and Walnut Creek for the Bay Area. The stated plan is to reach out to the regular movie crowd, see how it does and then expand the number of theaters. It may be in your area after all, just not the first week. |
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cyrax777
 Posts: 1825 Location: the desert |
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GATSU
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AnimeHeretic: At least it's better than the manga.
Anyway, at least it got released in Chicago, which means Ebert might be able to review it. |
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tomcat
Posts: 85 Location: Orange,California |
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For once I'll been able to see an anime release without having to trek up to deepest darkest L.A. or a Con, and yes I hate e-dub, if you can't read and watch a movie at the same time, I'll help with the feeding of your guide dog. HUndreds of movies from europe and elsewhere, because they are adult theamed movies with overbearing tones of drama, are praised to the high-heavens even though they were e-subbed. Some even pulled down academey Awards big whoop!
But we cartoon-viewers are assumed to be to so dullardly we must have a has-been TV star read our movie to us because we're so helpless, maybe that's why I've yet to buy anyone of the U.S. versions of anime. All hail boots. |
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midori kou
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Personally I don't care if it's dub or not, as long as I get to see it. Although it'll be nice to have it subbed for the anime fan community, the fact is that we don't actually matter when it comes to theatrical releases. Anime fans are a minorty compared to a whole entire state or city. Geneon is trying to appeal to a large amount of people in limited areas, including those who don't want anime as commonly as normal anime fans. If you really like anime, then you wouldn't be so picky if it was in English, French, German or whatever language it may be. Just be glad it was bought and imported over.
Sorry about going on a tangent there, but I always feel annoyed by people who aren't open-minded over the smallest thing. |
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