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Originally Posted by Zivouhr
Thanks for posting the details and news, Creed.
This is the first I've heard of this film, though it reminds me of something Michael Bay did to the Transformers. Even so, hopefully they're going for strong 3D, and being Warner Bros., maybe it'll arrive on blu ray 3D.
If they go for the stronger 3D of TMNT 1 and 2, or most of the recent Marvel films, then this could be watchable for me.
For the first live action Pokemon movie, I feel they should've went with Ash as the main character, with his hat, and not have Pokemon talk like Ryan Reynolds with a detective hat, but they wanted to go this route so it'll be interesting to see how it does in theaters. Hopefully it's not like a Mario Brothers live action film.
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Yeah, i'm really surprised that this movie is going to be distributed in the U.S. and in Canada by Warner Bros. (who they also distributed the first three Pokemon animated movies in the U.S. and in Canada), originally it was gonna be distributed by Universal Pictures from what i've read online.
I'll be very happy if this movie get a blu ray 3D release (if it's a Best Buy exclusive with Trading Cards) here in the U.S. by Warner Bros., but lately Warner Bros. has been making hard for me to get 3D discs here because of the whole M.O.D. (Manufactured On Demand) situation, and to make matters worse Warner Bros. has also been leaving out the Dolby Atmos audio track on the 3D disc and leaving that track to only the 2D and 4K discs, they haven't been making easy for me.
Rob Letterman is the director of this movie, i was impressed with the 3D in Monsters Vs. Aliens, however i was letdown with the 3D in Gulliver's Travels, i also felt the 3D in Goosebumps was lackluster, so i'm really worried how the 3D is gonna turn out in this one.