Yeah. Between the extreme length, the setting and all the powers, One Piece is probably the hardest live-action adaptation to pull off well. And yet, somehow they're succeeding so far.
Yeah. Between the extreme length, the setting and all the powers, One Piece is probably the hardest live-action adaptation to pull off well. And yet, somehow they're succeeding so far.
One Piece's filming was a bit hit-and-miss IMO. For instance Sanji's flashback to when he met (his mentor, forget the name) was really hamfisted. The actors did what they could with the dialogue...
One Piece's filming was a bit hit-and-miss IMO. For instance Sanji's flashback to when he met (his mentor, forget the name) was really hamfisted. The actors did what they could with the dialogue as written, but it just sucked.
Hopefully season 2 will have more consistent writing, because when it's good it's really good and it's fun how they realised the characters so far.
It's still better than a lot of the other Netflix adaptations of shonen manga. (Seriously, how did they screw up Death Note?? That already had multiple live-action movies, and it's one of the more...
It's still better than a lot of the other Netflix adaptations of shonen manga. (Seriously, how did they screw up Death Note?? That already had multiple live-action movies, and it's one of the more "grounded" anime since it's set in modern society with mostly humans.)
To be clear, I really liked the One Piece live-action. I loved how they took Monkey D Luffy and made him real, like he could be an actual person (personality) that exists. I just think they...
To be clear, I really liked the One Piece live-action. I loved how they took Monkey D Luffy and made him real, like he could be an actual person (personality) that exists.
I just think they blatantly dropped the ball multiple times, and in entirely preventable ways as demonstrated by the quality of the rest of the show.
This looks amazing, and I still can't believe of all the live-actiom anime adaptations, One Piece is the one that's being handled best so far.
... RIGHT? I never would've guessed in a million years that wacky One Piece would get the best adaption.
Yeah. Between the extreme length, the setting and all the powers, One Piece is probably the hardest live-action adaptation to pull off well. And yet, somehow they're succeeding so far.
One Piece's filming was a bit hit-and-miss IMO. For instance Sanji's flashback to when he met (his mentor, forget the name) was really hamfisted. The actors did what they could with the dialogue as written, but it just sucked.
Hopefully season 2 will have more consistent writing, because when it's good it's really good and it's fun how they realised the characters so far.
It's still better than a lot of the other Netflix adaptations of shonen manga. (Seriously, how did they screw up Death Note?? That already had multiple live-action movies, and it's one of the more "grounded" anime since it's set in modern society with mostly humans.)
To be clear, I really liked the One Piece live-action. I loved how they took Monkey D Luffy and made him real, like he could be an actual person (personality) that exists.
I just think they blatantly dropped the ball multiple times, and in entirely preventable ways as demonstrated by the quality of the rest of the show.
The casting really is impeccable. Everyone that works with Iñaki Godoy says he was practically born to play Luffy.
one of the best stories of all time. happy that the live action seems to be doing it justice
I'm glad they don't seem to be cutting anything, and I'm especially excited by the end of the trailer!