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Attack on Titan : a franchise that needs no introduction, the series has gone in the span of six years from an obscure monthly manga by a 23-year-old to a mega-hit, with an anime series, light novels, spinoff manga and theme park attractions. The final …Read more »
The first of two live-action Attack on Titan films opens August 1 in Japan, but some lucky fans in L.A. got an early glimpse at the film during its premiere at the Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles July 14. In attendance at the premiere were …Read more »
Well, we now know when we'll be able to check out the first live-action Attack on Titan film in English. FUNimation announced its acquisition of the theatrical, home entertainment, video on demand, and broadcast rights to the two-part adaptation, with plans to distribute it across …Read more »
Hopefully you're ready for another peek at the upcoming live-action Attack on Titan film, because a second official trailer is here along with a new poster. The adaptation opens in Japan on August 8, and you can see the latest preview below. Here's the new …Read more »
This past April 1, it was revealed Hideaki Anno ( Evangelion ) and Shinji Higuchi (live-action Attack on Titan ) would be co-directing the new Japanese Godzilla film due out 2016. Both men, who have a long history as tokusatsu professionals and fans , are …Read more »
We previously posted pics of the cast of the Attack on Titan film in some bold poses, but Japanese morning show ZIP! has the first footage from the pair of live-action films. Get an idea of how director Shinji Higuchi's adaptation of Hajime Isayama's manga …Read more »
Hajime Isayama's mega-popular Attack on Titan series is getting the live-action theatrical treatment, and director Shinji Higuchi ( God Warrior Attacks , special effects director on the '90s Gamera films) confirmed the project for two films. Based on the manga, with new elements and characters …Read more »
It sounds pretty odd to say that the best thing to come out of this week was a recently released 30-second spot for Subaru. It's much less difficult to believe, however, when you see that it pits live-action Titans from Attack on Titan against the …Read more »
Somehow this slipped by us when it was first reported at the beginning of December, but let it be known, OUSA readers: a live-action Attack on Titan film is coming. Set to be released in 2015, the film will be directed by Shinji Higuchi, who's …Read more »
Sinking of Japan (2006) is a massive disaster and disappointment directed by Shinji Higuchi, who was once the greatest special effects director in Japan , creating the stunning FX for Shusuke Kaneko's Gamera films. Sinking of Japan is a remake of 1973's Submersion of Japan, …Read more »
There's a lot going on at this weekend's Anime Frontier 2022 event, and the outlook is even brighter for fans of all things Ultraman! The latest big screen outing, Shin Ultraman, is getting a very special screening event at Anime Frontier, so read on for …Read more »
This past weekend marked the opening of Shin Ultraman, directed by Shinji Higuchi and written by Hideaki Anno. The team previously brought the magnificent Shin Godzilla into the world, and their latest tokusatsu throwback managed to top the Big G’s opening weekend. The first three …Read more »
Another cast member has been announced for Shin Ultraman, the upcoming big screen feature from writer/producer Hideaki Anno and director Shinji Higuchi. This one has voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda—known for roles ranging from Nanami in JUJUTSU KAISEN to Overhaul in My Hero Academia and many …Read more »
Not only did we recently get some fresh news about Shinji Higuchi and Hideaki Anno’s Shin Ultraman movie, but we also got a surprise announcement about Netflix’s Ultraman CG anime. The second season just had its worldwide streaming debut on April 14, and it’s already …Read more »
Shin Ultraman is hitting Japanese theaters May 13, and now we’ve got a fresh look at the film thanks to a new trailer. The trailer, unveiled today, shows way more details from the film than we’ve seen before, including, y’know, lots of Ultraman. We’ve also …Read more »
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