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I have been a fan of Dragonball for years. I have the anime from Dragonball to Dragonball GT. But after seeing this so called movie I felt apart of my childhood destoryed within a hour and 30 minutes. So where do I start? Well first, the Epic was a mess there was itsy-bitsy to nothing about Dragonball in it, and the paddle felt rushed. There was no time for any set development, or character development. Basically You meet Goku, then Bulma, Roshi, Yamacha and then final battle. So you can’t pick up to know the characters, and understand why they are on this quest to obtain all 7 Dragonballs before Piccolo. Also, it felt Fox was using other material from other celebrated movies and cartoon shows. Films like Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, ans some materical from Avatar: The Last Airbender. Plus the movie never justify som vital factors, for example, how does Piccolo hasten his imprisonment, how does he hook up with Mai, How can Mai shape shift, Why does Piccolo need the Dragonball and so on. Second plight with this movie is the actors. Poorly casted, and they poorly record their characters. For example; Justin Chatwin makes Goku sound and act like Robbie (played by Chatwin) in War of the Worlds. He does want to select on this mission to keep the world, complains all the time and tries to hit on girls. Please if you have seek the manga or anime you know Goku isn’t like that at all. He stand for suited and justice and all the plucky stuff; many Main characters stand for. Thrid, the speical effects observe like some thing for the behind 80s or early 90s. I can speak you dilapidated guide wires and the Kai or engery waves looked counterfeit. I mean near on Peek at Iron Man when Tony shots the glass in his lab they looked more realist then what you inspect in this movie. To rap this review up after watching Dragonball Evolution you don’t feel they do any disaster in this movie, they don’t want to please the fans, or come by people who don’t know what Dragonball is into the series, no Fox did it to originate a qucik Buck. So I say Skip It.
Being exclusive with the graphic novels, anime, or video games that have made the Dragonball saga a world-wide sensation, I viewed “Dragonball: Evolution” with an inaugurate mind, hoping to notice the kind of frenetic martial arts, magic, and humor I had enjoyed in “Mortal Kombat”, a few years encourage. Well…”Mortal Kombat” this ain’t, and despite the presence of legendary “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” star, Chow Yun-Fat (who must have needed the paycheck), I can’t recommend this turkey to anyone over the age of 4!
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The situation is confusing; thousands (or 2,000) years ago, an insane demon lord, Piccolo (if somebody named me that, I’d be glowing excited, too), and his substandard right-hand demon, Ozaru, nearly destroyed the world, until he was hasten within the earth by seven sorcerors who gave their lives creating the mystical Dragonball orbs that focused their energies. Now, with a ‘blood moon’ total solar eclipse approaching, Piccolo (an unrecognizable James Marsters) is somehow free (how he accomplished that isn’t explained), and gathering up the Dragonballs (which, together, according to yarn, will allow the possessor the fulfillment of one ‘perfect’ wish) . He plans to exhaust it to release Ozaru, and enact what he started, before (uh, if any wish would be granted, why not simply WISH the job to be finished? )
Meanwhile, in correct “Karate Kid” fashion, young Goku (Justin Chatwin) is being trained by his Asian grandfather (Randall Duk Kim) martial arts, and harnassing The Force (oops, I mean, his Ki) . Goku’s past is unknown to him (to be revealed on his 18th birthday), and to celebrate the birthday, Grandpa gives him a Dragonball (which flashes images of Ozaru to him) . Of course, Goku cannot indicate his formidable skills to his high school classmates (even the hot Asian girl he secretly likes, Chi Chi, played by pleasing Jamie Chung) . With the violent death of the feeble man, Goku learns of Piccolo’s quest, and races to accumulate all the Dragonballs, himself, joined by greedy Bulma (Emmy Rossum, who must have needed the paycheck, also), a thief, Yamcha (Joon Park), and happy-go-lucky Master, Roshi (Chow Yun-Fat) . The memoir goes downhill, from here…First the Dragonballs are all-important, then they’re not, then Chi Chi is revealed as a martial arts expert, who isn’t very formidible, then (with very unimpressive CGI), Goku’s ‘secret’ is revealed, but it turns out IT isn’t that important, anyway. The fable keeps building to less-than-overwhelming climaxes, with a finale that had me wondering why I’d stuck with the film so long!
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The Special Features are so-so (the gag reel is silly, an interview with Justin Chatwin doesn’t really provide considerable more insight than a Google search, and a ‘Making of’ featurette of the Chi Chi vs. Chi Chi fight scene is informative, although the scene isn’t the lynchpin of the movie that it is implied as) .
“Dragonball: Evolution” is a bad movie…skip it, you won’t be missing anything!
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