Hmm, seems weird seeing it in English what with David Hayter as Spike, but I sure wish it would be on the big screen in the UK.

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Ummm...I'm pretty sure David Lucas does the voice for Spike. David Hayter is the voice of Solid Snake.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' On Heaven's Door trailer released.
Hmm, seems weird seeing it in English what with David Hayter as Spike, but I sure wish it would be on the big screen in the UK.
IMDb says David Lucas...Admiral Valdemar wrote:Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' On Heaven's Door trailer released.
Hmm, seems weird seeing it in English what with David Hayter as Spike, but I sure wish it would be on the big screen in the UK.
Yeah, Hayter is one of the writers of the X-Men movies, and the voice of Captain America from the Spider-Man TV show.Dalton wrote:IMDb says David Lucas...Admiral Valdemar wrote:Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' On Heaven's Door trailer released.
Hmm, seems weird seeing it in English what with David Hayter as Spike, but I sure wish it would be on the big screen in the UK.
In the business, they call him "Mr. Voice". Seriously. Andy you have a point, the style seems almost too comic, or at least too unserious for the movie. I don't know if I would say "Americanized," but it certainly doesn't fit as well as it should.Dalton wrote:BTW, might I say that the trailer is too Americanized for my tastes...complete with the deep-voiced "Movie Narrator Guy" that's in every damn movie trailer...
Mr. Voice? Cool, thanks for that bit of info. Yeah, it would have been better if they just ported the Japanese trailer.Robert Treder wrote:In the business, they call him "Mr. Voice". Seriously. Andy you have a point, the style seems almost too comic, or at least too unserious for the movie. I don't know if I would say "Americanized," but it certainly doesn't fit as well as it should.Dalton wrote:BTW, might I say that the trailer is too Americanized for my tastes...complete with the deep-voiced "Movie Narrator Guy" that's in every damn movie trailer...
Lucas and Hayter sound similar (obviously since they're supposed to be the same character) but I recall Lucas being only the series and Hayter the film.Robert Treder wrote:He only has like one line in the trailer, but it sounds like the same voice from the series to me. I've watched the entire series in English and in Japanese, and all the voices in the trailer sound the same to me. But I guess we'll have to wait for more to be sure.
And Dalton, that was just about the craziest typo I've ever had, but now I think I'm going to have to start calling you Andy, just to follow through.
Now there's something EVERYONE can agree on!Admiral Valdemar wrote:Needless to say, I would love to see this on IMAX even more.
Aye, since it's just under 2 hours then there is no need for cuts, it would have to be the English dub though since when they had a huge animé marathon at the IMAX near me in Manchester they had to scrap any subbed films as trying to read words the size of double decker buses puts strain on your neck.Robert Treder wrote:Now there's something EVERYONE can agree on!Admiral Valdemar wrote:Needless to say, I would love to see this on IMAX even more.
Have you seen the MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL film trailer (original not crappy American Re-release one) that takes the piss out of that? Very very funny!Dalton wrote:BTW, might I say that the trailer is too Americanized for my tastes...complete with the deep-voiced "Movie Narrator Guy" that's in every damn movie trailer...
No, it will be some kind of spanish+english mixture, with parts taken from french and portuguese and german, probably.Robert Treder wrote:Japanese won't be the standard language in the future.
True, but japanese is the only sane language that I know of. English is evil, cruel, and scary. Grammer and pronunciation are hideous nightmares that only English teachers ever truely learn. Japanese, on the other hand, has a standard on pronunciation, the grammer is fairly easy (just remember which particle means what. Not hard at tall) and the verbs don't require congugation, like in every single Romantic language.Slartibartfast wrote:No, it will be some kind of spanish+english mixture, with parts taken from french and portuguese and german, probably.Robert Treder wrote:Japanese won't be the standard language in the future.
Spanish is spoken in a large amount of countries as primary language. English is spoken in a few as primary, and in many out of necessity... Japanese has what... one country? Plus it's totally incompatible with western languages