| I enjoyed the live action movies a lot but haven’t seen the anime. If u have seen the movies, would you consider it a good adaptation? Is it as good as the anime? |
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Reply to WestOnAndrewAve
I saw them a long time ago and I enjoyed the movies but I thought they covered different points in time completely unless I'm mistaken.
Edit: tried looking it up and I guess it's just a condensed version but tonally it felt different.
Edit: tried looking it up and I guess it's just a condensed version but tonally it felt different.
| @WestOnAndrewAve sorry I didn’t get what you said |
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Reply to WestOnAndrewAve
@someguy I originally thought they were a different story entirely from what I remembered but after looking it up it looks like it's just a condensed version of the manga with a big tonal shift from the anime. So I'm not sure how good it actually adapted the material.
| @WestOnAndrewAve oh, makes sense. Even tho I haven’t seen or read the source material nothing really felt missing in the movie. |
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Reply to BlueMoonTornado
someguy said:
I enjoyed the live action movies a lot but haven’t seen the anime. If u have seen the movies, would you consider it a good adaptation? Is it as good as the anime?
I enjoyed the live action movies a lot but haven’t seen the anime. If u have seen the movies, would you consider it a good adaptation? Is it as good as the anime?
I find the OG anime superior, mostly because it fills the gaps that the films miss. The films are incredible and one of the few live action anime adaptations that are well crafted, but the Kyoto Arc in the anime is extremely well done and I would definitely not miss out on the trust and betrayal OVAs with the soundtrack or the original anime altogether. Skip everything after Kyoto Arc though, since the anime created garbage filler to fill out the rest of the episodes. Although, the live action films are mostly amazing because the Japanese are so well versed in making samurai films and really the best medium to see the characters come to life with amazing fight choreography.
| @BlueMoonTornado the fight choreography in rurouni Kenshin is insane isn’t it? |
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Reply to User476674
I saw all of them this summer. Might be the best live acrion I've ever seen. go and watch it rn don't miss a second
| @User476674 I’ve already seen all of them 😊. Mackenyu, Takeru Satoh and Kasumi Arimura are even some of my favourite actors now. |
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Kanie_SeiyaXd said: maybe the anime but trust me the manga is one of the best manga ever Manga>anime>remake>live action. At least for now I’ve heard some negative things about the author, is it true? |
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