Things have been a little quiet from the folks at
Dragonball, and fans of the manga and anime series are certainly wondering what they can expect from the film adaptation. And thanks to
Comic Book Movie, we now have a new peak at the action from the film, in the form of three new stills from the movie.
The first shows Goku (Justin Chatwin) avoiding a blow from Piccolo (James Marsters), while the second two photos show off two of the lovely
Dragonball ladies - Eriko Tamura as Mai, and Jamie Chung as Chi-Chi. Check out the photos below.
Dragonball is based off the Akira Toryama manga comic and the film stars Justin Chatwin, James Marsters, Jamie Chung, Emmy Rossum, Eriko Tamura, Joon Park, Chow Yun-Fat, Texas Battle, Randall Duk Kim and Ernie Hudson. The film is set to open on April 10, 2009.
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1. It should appeal to us, the DRAGONBALL FANS. We are the ones who love the show, so it should be geared toward US.
2. Those who haven't seen Dragonball are either those who just plain haven't seen it, or are Dragonball Haters. Dragonball is a show that you either love or you hate (I'm one of the one's who loves it), and those who hate it will DEFINITELY not see it. So by trying to appeal to those who haven't seen it, they are appealing to an INSIGNIFICANT, TINY, MINISCULE AUDIENCE THAT'S SO SMALL, IT SHOULDN'T EXIST.
And because of these reasons, it's goint to get NO money in the box office, it's gonna bomb big time, and the sequels will get cancelled. It's inevitable. Everyone here's thinkin' it, I'm just saying it.
The only way they can save it now is if they reboot it like they did with the Incredible Hulk. And this time, do it right.
BURN IN HELL, 20TH CENTURY FOX!!!
i still gonna watch this movie but without paying fox XD!!!!!
I agree that this movie doesn't look too great--at the moment, but i still have high hopes for it, since stephen chow is overseeing the project as producer. I absolutely love his films, especially shaolin soccer. So maybe some of that charm will rub off onto the film and its director James Wong.
And btw, wth are you talking about? Mortal Kombat being bad? That was actually the only decent videogame movie ever made, it was the sequel that was horrible.
Eriko Tamura is not the one wearing the white gown, that's Jamie Chung from "The Real World" (yes that horrible mtv show)
Tamura is the one in the last pic, wearing a maroon colored suit.