Rogue Trader: The Movie
>>46063804
I actually liked this movie. I don't get why it gets so much hate. I mean, it's not Chicken Little, but it's definitely no Lion King either. I'd put it in the same ballpark as Lilo and Stitch.
>>46063842
Likewise.
It's a little trope-y, but it was fun as far as kids movies go and had great art direction. Plus Kida is one of the hottest Disney princesses.
>>46063842
It also got flak for being rather similar to a Japanese anime from 1990 that also featured a roughly turn-of-the-century setting starring a reddish brown-haired, nerdy protagonist with a bow tie and big round glasses who takes a trip on an advanced submarine captained by a bitter older man and a blonde woman as the first officer who has a little too close of a relation with the captain.
It also features a love interest who is brown-skinned with odd-colored hair and greenish eyes. Who wears a midriff revealing outfit that consists of a bandeau and a split-leg skirt.
Also a magical, glowing blue gem that also happens to be a key to the power of the ancient city of Atlantis.
Incidentally, the girl also happens to be the princess of the place.
Oh, and both have a villain who covets the ancient power of Atlantis for use in military conquest, but is ultimately undone by being turned to mineral by the very power he sought to control.
>>46063864
>and had great art direction
You can thank Mike Mignola for that.
>>46064020
Yeah, but that's all weeaboo shit that nobody had heard of (if you were a kid)
>>46064020
Did anyone give a shit? I'm pretty sure anime was far enough off the radar back then that nobody could possibly have given a shit.
Nobody gave a shit when they did the old "Doki Doki Panic" with Lion King, so why would they care about this one?
>>46064038
He needs to be the character designer for more shit.
>>46064065
>>46064093
True, it was unknown(in America) and Atlantis just bombed on its own (lack of) merits.
>>46064020
Interested. Namu sempai?
>>46064146
The Adventures of Brown Slavic Shinji Under the Sea
>>46064131
I'm not sure why it should've bombed though.
It was pretty decent.
I guess adults just didn't appreciate cartoons as much back then, so if it wasn't sublime it wasn't worth anyone's time unless they were taking their kid to the movies or something.
>>46064214
>>46064180
Ah, of course! I knew there must've been a reason why I instinctually wanted to hatefuck her.
>>46064180
Kek, and thanks.
>>46064214
Thanks m8
Going to look it up and watch it later. I actually really enjoyed Atlantis also.
>>46064020
Both shows are based on 2000 Leagues Under the Sea and various early 20th century theories about Atlantis.
Exact same source material means similar results.
>>46064038
Mike Mignola is fucking great. He REALLY needs to get more work designing for animated movies.
>>46064287
It's an interesting one. The story was originally conceived by Hayao Miyazaki in the early 70s, but it was shelved by the studio he was working for. He went on to recycle his concept of "two orphans travel the world having adventures" in Future Boy Conan and the concept of "glowing blue necklace is key to ancient power" in Laputa.
Around 1989, TV studio NHK picked up the story concept and hired studio Gainax to adapt it.
Character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamoto was originally slated to direct, but after completing the first episode, he decided he couldn't handle the stress and handed the show off to his buddy Hideaki Anno.
The show originally supposed to only be 26 episodes, but it was so popular that NHK started demanding even more episodes to keep it running longer. Gainax couldn't keep up with the demand and so had to outsource a couple of story arcs to Korea after episode 21. These are the infamous Island and Africa arcs, where the animation and art quality take a huge nosedive.
There are some important story bits on the Island, so they shouldn't be skipped. Especially the Red Noah segments that actually explain the actual Secret of the Blue Water. The African Village episodes, 32 and 33 are complete dogshit but set up an important plot point later, so sadly, you can't skip those either. At least not the first time you watch.
If you've seen Eva, this was an earlier show made by the same team so you'll see a lot of similarities, especially towards the end where Anno decides to go balls out crazy.
>>46064215
It was a Disney movie that wasn't loaded with singing and didn't feature a princess in the Disney sense.
Same reason Treasure Planet bombed.
>>46064454
>Captain Nemo
>Black
Triggered
>>46064457
But Kida was actual royalty of Atlantis. Far more royal than Mulan. They could have had a brown princess years before they forced once out as "princess by marriage" Tiana.
>>46064490
That was before Gainax got to work on him and turned him into an alium.
>>46064508
They already had a brown princess in the form of Jasmine didn't they?
>>46064490
we wuz 40000 leagues under the sea and shit
>>46064553
Oh yeah, the Arab.
>>46063804
Is it weird that when I re-watched this a year or so ago I wanted the bad guys to win rather than the protagonists?
>>46064020
Actually, I mostly see it get flak for being plot-point-for-plot-point clone of Stargate.
Milo and Daniel are literally the exact same character.
Incidentally, Queen La from the Tarzan TV show was originally intended to be Atlantean to tie the franchises together.
I guess Atlantis failing at the box office made them drop this idea.
>>46064553
She's really not very brown at all. I mean yes, she's not 255/255/255 white, but she's not really brown. More of a dark beige as opposed to the classic pinkish dark beige of most european/american white folks.
>>46064592
How can anyone look at that and not want to sexually abuse it?
>>46064638
What the fuck do you by brown? Do you just mean darkie Indians and black people? Because where I'm from brown is just a catch all for everyone that isn't East Asian, Black, or White.
>>46064666
Anon, it's 2016. You don't rape Arabs, Arabs rape you.
>>46064666
Made for enslaving in a harem.
>>46064457
Treasure Planet isn't actually Disney.
>>46064674
She's the same skin tone as a tan white person is what I'm saying.
>>46064700
Not really. A tan white person isn't quite that colour.
Fucking Americans. I swear they only see things in black and white and sometimes yellow.
>>46064695
Yes it was
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treasure_Planet
>>46064695
Anastasia is actually not Disney.
Treasure Planet is.
>>46064747
>>46064777
Well fuck, there goes my memory.
>>46063804
That movie fucking sucked and I hate you for making a thread about it.
>>46064633
Clearly they should have gotten a singer from the '80s to do the theme song for the movie.
Worked for Tarzan and Oliver & Company.
>>46064820
What's it like to have no taste?
>>46064864
>singer from the '80s
>Oliver & Company
What?
>>46064777
I'm pretty sure this is one of those Bearenstein Bears things.
http://www.vice.com/read/the-berensteain-bears-conspiracy-theory-that-has-convinced-the-internet-there-are-parallel-universes
In the true timeline, Anastasia is Disney and Treasure Planet is from an independent studio. But we've been drawn into the evil mirror universe.
>>46064912
Dodger was voiced by Billy Joel.
You didn't know that?
>>46064923
No, it's really not.
Anastasia was what happened when Don Bluth decided "Fuck it, I can't beat Disney by doing my own thing, I'll just do exactly what they do instead!"
Treasure Planet was Disney having some balls and trying out something new.
It happens occasionally, though it's less likely now that they have all these sub-companies under them.
>>46064490
Its heavily implied by Nemo's appearance in The Mysterious Island that he was an Indian Prince - not black but he probably wasn't european.
>>46063842
It's one of my favorites, but when I re-watched it after several years I could see why it did poorly. The fact that they were forced to change the prologue from the vikings being massacred by the leviathan to the sinking of Atlantis really badly screwed up the plot. The stuff about rediscovering Atlantis's culture and their degeneration makes no sense in the context of the eternal-ish youth and everyone having been there when it sank.
>>46065009
I know. Indian =/= black. At all. In any way. It just really scrambles my eggs when people mix races around, especially when the race is already hugely unrepresented.
>>46065009
In later editions of 20,000 Leagues, Verne added a bit where Nemo rescues an Indian pearl diver and admits to Arronax he is Indian, too.
Of course, he's also described in the book as being very pale, clean-shaven and having very wide-set eyes.
>>46065115
>being very pale,
Well, living in a fucking submarine will do that to anybody that isn't Seal levels of black (and nobody is blacker than Seal). Even an American Indian or Asian Indian would be quite pale with little to no sun exposure (just not as pale as a European with no sun exposure).
It is also worth mentioning that "paleness" isn't just your skin color, but a wide variety of other, subtle health cues that the body picks up on - the prevalence of veins throughout the body, eye color (cornea and gel), teeth and gum color, hair color and visible texture, the color of the hands, skin homogeneity, etc. Basically, the term "pale," up until recent times, was much more a descriptor of health than of natural color (the term for natural whiteness was "fair," white indicated pale skin but with generally other healthy features).
Not trying to nitpick, just pointing out that the context of the time means the two aren't exclusive in the slightest.
>>46065396
Also, he could be commenting on how pale he is comparatively. There are tons of pale Indian people, relatively speaking.
>>46065072
>especially when the race is already hugely unrepresented.
please tell me you meant Indian Prince?
according to the Western media the African is the new master-race.
X IS (LE)TORALLY 40K THE MOVIE XD
>>46065485
Yeah, I mean Indian.
>>46065512
Well, Event Horizon is as close to a real 40k movie as we'll ever get. Everything else just shares common themes.
>>46064490
Nemo is a shitskin indian though. Wanna pretend thats not the dindo of asia go right ahead mate-o.
>>46065671
Event Horizon is just what happens when you attempt a warp transition without a gellar field.
>>46063804
would't Rourke be the rogue trader?
>>46065115
Huh. I didn't remember that part, and had always thought it a wild and wacky (but pretty sweet) reinterpretation when Alan Moore made him Indian in his League of Extraordinary Gentlemen stuff.
>>46065788
>would't Rourke be the rogue trader?
No, sir, that would be Mr. Preston B. Whitmore, who's perfectly content to stay at home with his fabulous wealth while his trusty Voidmaster commands the expedition.
>>46064633
The Atlantis TV show was also going to have Demona in it.
>>46065883
I figured Rourke for an Archmilitant, myself.
>>46065924
Could go either way. I figured Helga for the Archmilitant, though.
>>46065799
The Indian thing was really hammered in in Mysterious Isle.
Just so Verne, a Frenchman, could give him the backstory of being bitter at English exploitation. Because fuck the Brits
>>46065962
I assumed they both were, just specced differently.
>>46065987
There are a lot of Archmilitants in this party. It's really no wonder that they lost the ship so early in the campaign.
>>46066052
Goddamnit, forgot my pic.
>>46065985
Nemo was actually going to be Polish who hated the Russians, but the publisher didn't want Verne to drive off the Russian demographic
>>46063842
That and the crap-ton of Stargate references.
>>46066375
Needed more Jason Momoa.
>>46066364
Was it Russian? I remember that he had wanted Nemo to be European fighting another local power but the publishers didn't want to piss them off.
I had thought it was the Dutch, but I didn't want to look it up so I skipped over it.
>>46066414
Or even better, Don S. Davis.
>>46063804
>Rogue Tech-Priest turns to piracy
>>46063804
Fun fact about this movie. It was actually supposed to be a trilogy. All of the preplanning and writing in fact assumed it was going to be made as a trilogy....But Disney chickened the fuck out and had them change it to a single movie. Which really hurt the pacing.
The fist movie was going to all be about the setup. Milo, the Shepherds Journal, the Submarine and the Crew.
The second movie was going to take place after the sub was thrashed and the group began trekking the underground in search of Atlantis.
The Third Movie was going to handle the actual city of Atlantis and the final act stuff.
Would have been glorious.
>>46065042
It was originally planned as a trilogy. That's why it feels a bit disjointed and rushed. Still a great movie in my opinion.
Still one of the best characters Disney ever pooped out.
>>46068337
every chance i get i try to play anyone from the movie
>>46068337
desire to run a pathfinder campaign on this precips intensifies
>>46063804
Is there a steampunk equivalent to Rogue Traders that isn't reliant on 40k shit? Seriously, why is everything somehow 40k?
>>46065914
>ties with Gargoyles
well damn now i really want this, Atlantis fits perfectly with the Gargoyles world
>>46068512
Rogue Trader is 40k because Rogue Trader is 40k...
But if you don't want all the 40k-ness just adapt a system you like.
>>46068512
Rogue Trader was the original name for the 40k setting itself, so, mate, yeah it's 40k.
That said, it's not a hard concept to port to other systems. If nothing else, play Seventh Sea.
>>46064454
>you'll see a lot of similarities, especially towards the end where Anno decides to go balls out crazy.
Especially with a bunch of scenes and music being recycled into 3.33. And the last few episodes are basically NERV without the Evas fighting a giant robot Angel.
>>46069027
Hell, 3.0 went and recycled a whole bunch of the music from Nadia, too.
They weren't even trying to be subtle with the callbacks.
>>46068233
So the romance would've all happened in the third movie, or would Helga have been the presumed heroine until she betrayed Milo?
Huh, never realized this. It fits so well, loved that movie as a kid. I'll have to watch it again.
I enjoy smoking marijuana and watching Disney movies.
>>46066073
>>46066052
Only two... three. Mole could easily be a techpriest, if a weird one.
>>46069464
Weird techpriest? Fits right in in a Rogue Trader's retinue.
>>46069464
What's Milo? A Tech-Priest? A Navigator?
>>46069506
>>46069522
Ok, right, lets do this. Helga, Rourke, and Vinny are all Archmilitants. Mole, Sweet, and Audrey, as well as her father before her, are Techpriests, Sweet is Biologis, Milo and his Grandpa are Adepts, and Wilhelmina is an Astropath. Cookie is... Cookie.
>>46069560
Cookies the latent psyker. He's actually a great cook until he starts rolling on the mishap table and turns it into sludge.
>>46069663
Beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard!
>>46069683
He uses three spices. Salt, salt, and sodium chloride.
>>46069683
Cover story so he doesn't get tossed aboard a black ship.
>>46064454
>>46069027
>>46069046
Wait, so to actually try to grasp what the fuck Anno did in 3.33 I need to watch Nadia?
Goddamnit Anno you goddamn shitstain why couldn't you have just given us the 3.33 you previewed
>>46069933
>Wait, so to actually try to grasp what the fuck Anno did in 3.33 I need to watch Nadia?
No.
You just need to bash your head against concrete for a while.
Soon, Twilight will start to seem like a sensible love story. At that point, you will be prepared to grasp 3.0.
>>46069957
When do I stop bashing my head against concrete?
After I start hearing the gay pianos?
>>46069989
Once the gay pianos start making your see horses.
And then, nothing will be gay again.
>>46070000
regular horses or sea horses?
This is an important question.
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>>46070026
Watercolor horses in the sky.
>>46070040
Shit. I'm only seeing seahorses.
>>46069560
Eh, I think you can make a compelling case for Sweet as an Archmilitant with a focus on field medicae. He's got a former IG background.
>>46065512
Every movie is 40k: the movie. That's the point of the setting. Just squint a little and add skulls.
>>46071464
The difference, here, is that Rogue Trader is Atlantis: The Game if you scrape the skulls off.
>>46064666
By not being a psycho?
>>46063804
Definitely my favorite Disney movie.
>>46063842
>>>I actually liked this movie. I don't get why it gets so much hate.
Because it is an extremely predictable trope fest that brings nothing new to the table and casually handwaves a lot of problems. None of the characters are memorable or standout. Ironically my favorite was the old cynical radio lady, she was the most believable of all. I don't hate this movie at all but it was one of the weaker Disney flicks. Mind you it's not Hercules, which is like the very bottom of the barrel.
>language?
Do it like Pocanhontas did it, they can all understand each other.
>The entire crew of a multi million dollar super steam punk submarine consisting of 100 of people die at the 15-20 minute mark
Nobody cares...
>The entire population of Atlantis are there
They get defeated by 2 guys with a gun and are helpless until SMART WHITE KID decides to tell them to do something.
>What is the villain's motivation?
Money? Why? They found the world's greatest archaeological find, they will be filthy rich anyway.
>How will they leave the city
Nobody knows? They came down to the deepest part of the Ocean and still dug deeper with caves and shit collapsed under them.
>Main character + local Disney princess couple
Love at first sight THE END
![[Betrayal intensifies].gif](https://i.imgur.com/kP4CdBh.gif "[Betrayal intensifies].gif")
>>46068233
>Sudden betrayal of most of the crew after two whole movies
Holy fuck that would've made my younger self's head spin.
>>46064096
Fun fact, Mike Mignola designed the Mr. Freeze we all know and love, which is more obvious in certain scenes than in others.
>>46071670
>Mind you it's not Hercules, which is like the very bottom of the barrel.
I know this is bait but I can't help replying.
>>46064020
And Nadja is heavily inspired by Studio Ghibli's Laputa.
Atlantis isn't really a straight rip-off like The Lion King.
Also it's not like the fact that american movie makers rip off japanese movies and anime is such a big secret.
They've been doing it since the spaghetti western era.
The only reason it's not widely known is that americans are blissfully ignorant of foreign countries and delude themselves by believing they have any culture of their own.
>>46071670
Why are you retards always obsessed with race?
>The main character is white?! THIS IS SUCH A TROPE UGHH
fuck off you retard.
>>46071845
The best part is that going the other way doesn't make them happy either
>main character isn't white
>fucking tumblr trash
>>46071708
It would have been terribly easy to foreshadow it similar to how the movie did too. You don't have to go all heavy handed with it, simple things like scenes were the crew is hesitant while Milo starts talking particularly idealistically would demonstrate that he's not entirely in line with the rest of the expedition while not giving away the betrayal early.
>>46064666
I'm with Satan on this one
>>46071845
No, it is that nobody stood up against the villain until the "white protagonist" told them them to.
>>46071899
They just had to play up the money aspect of it.
Milo was there for discovery, everyone else wanted to profit off of whatever they found. Milo's idealism would have eventually pushed them to get rid of the guy.
>>46064093
Depends on the country, anime was imported, dubbed and screened regularly on Italian TV. So Nadia was known to children there years before Disney's version.
>>46071670
>A FUCKING WHITE MALE
>>46073573
Thanks, Donald...
Dark Heresy the movie.
>>46071334
Enginseers serve with the IG plenty. But It's been a while since I flipped through my book, and I only have core. What kind of medic stuff can you do as an Arch?
>>46073727
For sure, this. The vampires in this movie are basically genestealers; it's set in a hive city and the surrounding rad wastes; and the protagonists are basically Interrogators with an especially strong Ecclesiarchy background.
>>46071534
Where's the fun in that?
>>46071829
See >>46064454
The story for Nadia predates Laputa.
>>46074732
Having a significant other?
Man, now I really want to rewatch Atlantis.
>>46063804
Rogue Trader done by Disney, i.e. softened edges.
I liked it too though.
>>46063804
>Rogue Trader: The Movie
maybe if you like stupid gay shit.
>>46079196
>>46079266
Just ignore him. He thinks he's hot shit in a champagne glass but he's really just cold diarrhea in a Dixie cup.
>>46065914
>>46068519
>>46064633
It's a shame, because the Disney cartoons around that period had a shared universe, if a bit wonky, like Aladdin meeting Hercules. So adding Atlantis to the mix that would also connect Gargoyles with Tarzan (and hell, maybe even Hercules, Aladdin, and The Little Mermaid, considering the scope the proposed Atlantis show would've covered).
>>46080210
Those scenes with hades and Jafar were fucking amazing.
>>46080210
How would that even work? Hercules predated Islam by two millennia.
>>46080428
By them being cartoons.
>>46080277
>Top 10 villain personalities?
Hercules's Hades
>Try EVER to explain this to people
Gaaaaaaaah the real Hades wasn't a villain and people always portray him wrong. The REAL Hades is already cool enough!
Never fails, every time. People living in their "Or" world.
>>46071760
And the Amazing Screw-On Head. You can't forget about that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbsDvGtTRWU
>>46080428
Well, 1001 Nights is a bit wonky in that aspect.
A lot of the tales are set "long, long ago" or in some weird places (for example, Alladin is actually set in China) and you get tons of sex and stuff.
On the other hand, there are plenty of passages going "Oh, you can't harm me, Djinn, for there is power only in Allah and Muhammad is his phrophet".
I guess it's a case of the author/collector covering his backside.
>>46065683
thats not the flips
>>46064020
A movie that was not dubbed, not in English, and not available to casual western audiences. Gee, I wonder why nobody cared when Disney made a big-budget rip-off of this series.
>>46071760
Holy fuck I can see it so clearly. The simplicity of two-tone high-contrast lighting set against features and a few simple lines and shapes that imply much greater detail than they reveal. It's an image straight out of any Mike Mignola comic.
>>46080428
>>46080650
Many of the stories in the 1001 Nights comes from Pre-Islamic Persian folklore, so its not all that far-fetched.
>>46064727
We used to be able to see in red, but that problem was solved long ago.
>>46071670
>Mind you it's not Hercules, which is like the very bottom of the barrel.
>>46072037
Let's look at that to see how retarded you are.
>be me proud Atlantean warrior
>bunch of guys show up and steal our life source/god
>Whoa these guys have guns, we have spears
>I aint charging at them fuck that
>This crazy speccy guy says he wants to fight
>u fuckin wot m8?
> He then shows us how to reboot ancient flying laser sharks
>Sharks with frickin lazer beams
>If he wasn't white, I would've stayed at home
>>46064020
Who cares about anime, though?
>>46081003
I want to know what demon Mignola made a pact with to be so damn good at design. My only gripe with his art is that you have to slow down when reading it or you can't really figure out what's going on. Which isn't really a bad thing, since you then get to enjoy it for longer.
>>46071829
>Actually saying Americans have no culture.
>>46080546
Screw-On Head is so good, I think it's probably one of my favorite adaptations of a comic book. It's such a shame it didn't get picked up for a full season.
>>46063842
>Lilo and Stitch.
Maybe for the movies after the first, though I'd rate those as shittier, but the first one was far better than Atlantis. Plus the tv show was great too.
>>46073727
Would have been better if their "inspiration" was a litt- a lot more honest.
>>46074478
>>46085036
The movie was based on a Korean comic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priest_(manhwa)
And it really would have been better if it had just been entirely animated like the intro scene was.
Or at least had focused more on Karl Urban chewing the fuck out of the scenery.
>>46085168
You want Dredd then.
>>46080650
>Oh, you can't harm me, Djinn, for there is power only in Allah and Muhammad is his phrophet
>Oh, you can't harm me, Djinn
God damn what a sassy sorcerer
>>46085235
Dredd is great and I love that Urban was such a fan of Dredd that he wouldn't take the part if they showed Dredd's face.
>>46085235
My favorite part of that movie is how fucking realistic the gun fights where.
The way the judges fought just felt so fucking perfect for the kind of job they do.
>>46085333
Stallone tried to do the same thing, in his defense, but execs refused since they were banking on his star power.
>>46085501
>but execs refused since they were banking on his star power.
Yeah. The new Dredd producers wanted a B-list star who would be willing to work without showing their face. They stumbled across Urban who would only do it under that same condition.
It was just the right combination of the right people coming together and it's sad that it never made enough to get a sequel started.
>>46082244
Double dubs speak the truth.
>>46085168
I know what it was based on.
Frankly, yes, it took itself too seriously.
>>46085579
There is some campaigning around for a sequel to get made, which Urban is involved in as I recall.
>>46085579
>and it's sad that it never made enough to get a sequel started
Especially since they were planning to bring Judge mother fucking Death in if they got a sequel.
>>46087022
They better have had this fucking shot for shot in the movie.
>>46069183
Presumably yes.
>>46071708
It would have been interesting to say the least.
Sorta really wish Disney hadn't chickened out. They could have had something unique.
>>46064964
And the opening song (once upon a time in new york city) was done by Huey Lewis.
>>46064592
Funny thing, in the original Arab story of Aladdin, Aladdin was Chinese.
>>46071829
>delude themselves by believing they have any culture of their own
I hate Americans as much as the next guy, but to claim America has no culture is shockingly stupid. Take your cringe-inducing idiocy elsewhere, you sound like an ignorant child.
>>46080546
That is fucking amazing.
How did this not get more episodes?
>>46071670
>Main character is white
Fuck the fuck right off, mate.
>>46064093
Lion King is literally anthropomorphic Hamlet, so I think that particular example is a bit redundant here...
>>46064666
http://www.hentai-foundry.com/pictures/user/RUBAKA/280896/Princess-Trainer-V.1.02
;)
>>46089154
That's the screenplay. The entire art design and character roster was stolen from something called Kimba the White Lion.
I personally applaud remix culture, though, and give no shits.
>>46089154
>>46089252
Even some of the early concept for Lion King had a white Simba and many of the animators admitted they thought they were working on an adaptation of Kimba.
>>46068337
Sensei?
This has been a good thread. Thank you, /tg/.
>>46075211
as a sadomasochist I feel obligated to inform you that one does not preclude the other...
actually
>>46091286
wrong, you sick psycho. only my narrow world view is legitimate.
>>46064038
Wait what? Mignola worked on Atlantis?! This one of my favourite childhood movies and I had no idea about that....
>>46080277
>"Now we can turn our attention to taking over Agrabah?"
>"Holy shit dude, shut the fuck up about Agrabah, this is godhood we're talking about."
Shame Genie only showed up for like, half a second to punch Pain and Panic.
>>46063804
I liked the movie up until they actually got to Atlantis. The journey to Atlantis was an awesome pulp adventure story. Then they get there and it turns into a shitty romance story.
>>46087022
The problem with the Dark Judges is the fact that they are so over the top.
Don't get me wrong, Judge Motherfucking Death is my favorite comic villian of all time, but he wouldn't translate well onto the big screen.
It's just like the Angel Gang in the Stallone movie, Mean Machine is the only one of the bunch that can be portrayed in the gritty style of the Urban Dredd, and even that's a stretch.
If the Dark Judges were ever to be put to film, I'd rather they'd be riduclous, insane, and 100% true to the comics.
>>46064457
>Same reason Treasure Planet bombed.
Fuck I hate remembering it, that movie was so fucking cool
>tfw you want a moment to be real
>>46093170
This. Judge Dredd has been all over the map, tonally, and pretty much anything involving the Dark Judges is high camp.
>>46064864
>Oliver & Company
So you posting about it made me decide to rewatch the movie, since it was a favorite of mine as a kid.
Still a very fun movie.
Now I want to run an urban campaign about a band of street urchins just trying to get by in a major city of a fantasy setting.
>>46095115
Such a great film.
>>46068337
>that feel when you're old enough to understand the joke in his name
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