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When the first Gantz live-action film hit theaters with a surprisingly wide American theatrical release (which our Dear Leader Patrick Macias covered ), the reactions were mixed to say the least. The fact that Hiroya Oku's bleak world drenched in sex, violence and bucketloads of …Read more »
It seems impressions of the live-action Gantz premiere were pretty solid all around… except for one little niggling detail. The fact that the film was presented with an English dub clearly rubbed a lot of viewers the wrong way, but San Francisco residents (and bold …Read more »
Viz and New People are giving up to 100 people the chance to check out the world premiere of the Gantz live-action film on January 20, and all you've gotta do is sign up! You can head to the contest via the top banner on …Read more »
Today must be Movie Theater Monday, because a lot of the news popping up has to do with a handful of exciting upcoming US theatrical showings. The latest concerns the live-action take on Gantz . Shinsuke Sato's adaptation of Hiroya Oku's manga—which stars Death Note …Read more »
We've posted about the upcoming Gantz film a few times, and while each tidbit has offered a hair more than the previous, the latest video to surface finally gives us a minute or so of solid footage. This live-action take on Hiroya Oku's manga, directed …Read more »
The YouTube video below, as originally aired on NTV in Japan, offers a brief (55 second) glimpse at what to expect from Shinsuke Sato's ( The Princess Blade ) live-action adaptation of Hiroya Oku's Gantz manga. The series, which is still ongoing in Weekly Young …Read more »
Coming at the end of a three-month hiatus of preparation, Gantz mangaka Hiroya Oku has put the gears in motion to close the series with a final arc. Gantz first began serialization in Young Jump in 2000, and will end there as well, in this …Read more »
In 2048, Tokyo has become the terminus of the Eurasian railroad, bringing in criminals and illegal immigrants from across the continent. Gang violence rubs shoulders with cutting-edge technology. The rails are ruled by AEE Cybernetics, a juggernaut of a megacorp that ruthlessly swallows its competitors. …Read more »
A woman walking by the Enshu Kaigan beach in the Japanese city of Hamamatsu came across a metal orb just under five feet in diameter. It was stuck partway into the sand. Not knowing what it was, she alerted authorities, who came to check out …Read more »
In August 2021 it was announced that director Shinsuke Sato had been tapped to direct Legendary Films’ Hollywood live-action adaptation of My Hero Academia. More than a year later, we just got more information on the upcoming movie, namely that it will be written by …Read more »
A new cast member has been revealed for the second live-action Kingdom film, based on the manga of the same name by Yasuhisa Hara. Kingdom II: Harukanaru Daichi e (To Distant Lands) opens in Japan this summer, and the latest to get in on the …Read more »
There is sad news that voice actor Chris Ayres lost his battle to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He had been diagnosed with end-stage COPD four years ago, and in 2017 Anime Twin Cities set up a fundraiser to help him pay for his medical bills. …Read more »
It was previously revealed that Legendary Films is planning a live-action My Hero Academia movie, and now a director has been announced for the project. Shinsuke Sato—known for films like the live-action adaptations of Death Note, I Am a Hero, Gantz, Bleach, and Kingdom, among …Read more »
Hiroya Oku’s manga, including the enormously popular Gantz and the fascinatingly bizarre Inuyashiki, are page-turners that begin grounded in reality before moving into increasingly fantastical territory. Gigant is no different, but whereas those series were obsessed with violence and gore, Gigant adds sex to the …Read more »
Yasuhisa Hara’s historical adventure manga Kingdom is coming to the big screen in Japan in the form of a live-action film directed by Shinsuke Sato (Gantz, Bleach). Kento Yamazaki and Ryo Yoshizawa are in the lead as Shin and Eisei, respectively, and the official website …Read more »
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