[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by baltmatrix

No, just no

We don't need another "will smith is awesome" movie. We need someone unknown who can act.

Doesn't even need to be a good actor. Just a sufficient one in a well-constructed, lovingly produced movie.

[toughfighter83]

i would give it a chance. i dont have a problem with it.

[Megamanz150]

Hopefully its better than the English dub of Ultraman Tiga....

[Matrixbeast]

Look, I don't know about you all, but I just finished watching MIB and I would really, really love to see him in another Toku movie.
(Yes. MIB is tokusatsu)

[Klonoahedgehog]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Look, I don't know about you all, but I just finished watching MIB and I would really, really love to see him in another Toku movie.
(Yes. MIB is tokusatsu)

*Spit take*
What!?

[Baltan II]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kickback

After 16 years of legal battles, the company Chaiyo (which many believe stole and forged documents to steal the rights to Ultraman) has beaten Tsuburaya (the original creators of Ultraman) in all courts

The Nuke the Fridge article in question didn't elaborate on this, which to me personally is the worst aspect. Here's some more context on this remark courtesy of Mark Jaramillo, originally posted... somewhere, but later posted by MouthForWar on Monster Zero.

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Originally Posted by Mark Jaramillo

Apparently, the Tsuburaya/Chaiyo lawsuit has been settled, with Chaiyo emerging victorious. It was ruled by both the Japanese Supreme Court in April 2012 and Thai IT Court in September 2013. This means that Chaiyo does indeed hold rights to distribution, production, reproduction, trademarks, and copyrights to Ultra Q, Ultraman, Ultraseven, Ultraman Jack, Ultraman Ace, and Ultraman Taro outside of Japan.

At this point, I have my doubts about the Ultraman film becoming an actual thing regardless of who has the rights. THIS is what I find myself having difficulty wrapping my brain around.

[algo448]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Look, I don't know about you all, but I just finished watching MIB and I would really, really love to see him in another Toku movie.
(Yes. MIB is tokusatsu)

This.
I mean it could work, if it's even made.

Plus cheap toy tie-ins.

[ShockerCon]

I quit.

[ljacone]

Please, Hashut, Chaos God of Industry, stop this from happening.

[algo448]

Franchises have survived bad movies (some even profit from that), and giving some attention to the Ultra series isn't that bad.

Plus maybe the subbers in a fit of rage decide to sub every Ultra series to show Hollywood how it's done...
One can dream.