Centurion
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You won't find me complaining.I am a Ghost In The Shell Fan and a Scar Jo fan so I am on bored, at the very least if the movie sucks I get some gratutious shots of nudity
You won't find me complaining.I am a Ghost In The Shell Fan and a Scar Jo fan so I am on bored, at the very least if the movie sucks I get some gratutious shots of nudity
I couldn't find another thread about this movie so ill post here. Anyone else excited about this?
What i don't get is the whitewash bashing especially towards Scarlett. The creators of the actual manga said they never saw Major as Japanese, they saw her as white. And she's a cyborg, she's not Japanese. She's not human, so how can she be Japanese?
I couldn't find another thread about this movie so ill post here. Anyone else excited about this? What i don't get is the whitewash bashing especially towards Scarlett. The creators of the actual manga said they never saw Major as Japanese, they saw her as white. And she's a cyborg, she's not Japanese. She's not human, so how can she be Japanese?
I feel like people commenting never actually saw the movie, nor understand it. There are many iterations of it too, like several books, movies, tv shows, etc. I've only seen the original movie, but now i want to check out all the other stuff because i loved the movie
I am a Ghost In The Shell Fan and a Scar Jo fan so I am on bored, at the very least if the movie sucks I get some gratutious shots of nudity
Going by posts and threads on this board, no one here like girls.
At first I thought it was only beautiful women that they hated, but apparently they don't like old or fat ones either. So, there it is.
Never heard of Ghost in the Shell and don't bother with those types of comics. Now i'll go see it just because I like the actress. It's not whitewashing, it's called star power. People just want something to complain about.
I couldn't find another thread about this movie so ill post here. Anyone else excited about this? What i don't get is the whitewash bashing especially towards Scarlett. The creators of the actual manga said they never saw Major as Japanese, they saw her as white. And she's a cyborg, she's not Japanese. She's not human, so how can she be Japanese?
I feel like people commenting never actually saw the movie, nor understand it. There are many iterations of it too, like several books, movies, tv shows, etc. I've only seen the original movie, but now i want to check out all the other stuff because i loved the movie
I'm not going to give away "spoilers" since you haven't seen the animated series (Stand Alone Complex and 2nd GIG). All I'll tell you is, Motoko being a cyborg, means that she's part human, part machine.
Were the creators referring to Motoko's facial features, or her voluptuousness? Aside from her, anime characters in general don't genuinely look Japanese.
yes, but she's not really Japanese. She's got a cyberbrain, with basically a full body prosthesis which is supposed to be non-specific body except that she looks female. And like i mentioned, according to the creators she wasn't seen as Japanese. Batou, Togusa don't really look Asian to me either, but maybe they do to other people?
Oh the silly old "anime characters don't really look Japanese to me"
Make no mistake, Kusanagi IS Japanese, as well as the rest of the characters. She was still born in a Japan-like country, with a Japanese name, and of Japanese ethnicity. The fact that most characters in most animes don't look Japanese is due to most anime art styles, not because they are not Japanese characters.
It just so happens that, in this particular IP, the whitewashing can be justified because they're using full body prostheses.
Oh the silly old "anime characters don't really look Japanese to me"
Make no mistake, Kusanagi IS Japanese, as well as the rest of the characters. She was still born in a Japan-like country, with a Japanese name, and of Japanese ethnicity. The fact that most characters in most animes don't look Japanese is due to most anime art styles, not because they are not Japanese characters.
It just so happens that, in this particular IP, the whitewashing can be justified because they're using full body prostheses.
I think the publishers (Kodansha that said that) not so much the creator, Masamune Shirow.
Also, it really depends cause the movies, shows, and manga differ greatly. The manga doesn't really clarify that she's a Japanese national (it's speculated that Kusanagi is male) however the TV show makes that clear distinction. They even spent an episode on her origin.
I hope, for this movie:
- That it's made clear her body is mass produced (to remain conspicuous) but with better internal parts.
- And it's a human brain inside.
- And is the leader of section 9.
- And that she kicks tons of ass.
How can you guys say crap when the live action Attack on Titan film cast was all Japanese? They're all European except for Mikasa.
Yeah I think it's ok too, like many have said, it's a mass produced body, in the 1995 movie that's even a plot point.Oh ok. I haven't seen the movie in years, so i cant remember the details. I just saw that article the publisher was ok with Scarlett like the OP had written. I didn't even know there were other movies or books.
Yes, the art is really a style isn't it.
Why would there need to be clarification? Her name is Motoko Kusanagi in a story set in a Japan-like country.I think the publishers (Kodansha that said that) not so much the creator, Masamune Shirow.
Also, it really depends cause the movies, shows, and manga differ greatly. The manga doesn't really clarify that she's a Japanese national (it's speculated that Kusanagi is male) however the TV show makes that clear distinction. They even spent an episode on her origin.
I hope, for this movie:
- That it's made clear her body is mass produced (to remain conspicuous) but with better internal parts.
- And it's a human brain inside.
- And is the leader of section 9.
- And that she kicks tons of ass.
How can you guys say crap when the live action Attack on Titan film cast was all Japanese? They're all European except for Mikasa.
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