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Sony also has a much wider distribution network making its publishing of media cheaper.

It flopped in the US. All I'm saying. Meanwhile it took five of the damn things for people to realize Bayformers was never going to improve.

Monster was so good HBO told them to fuck off about adapting it because it didn't sell for shit. Zeni, you a busta.

I'm not upset. I'm confused. I thought that was made clear.

I thought that was obvious when he refused to stop watching the myriad of shows he hates.

The real question is why you would go to Pizza Hut in the first place. Then again, New York. Finding a pizza here is like finding a delayed subway train. It isn't hard.

Why you such a busta Zeni?

Play nice you two. Zeni's a busta, it shouldn't effect how you discuss stuff.

Yeah, but Arrow and The Flash proved you could do action shows on a TV budget and not look awful. Case in point - Why do you think The Tick revival is live action and looks a billion times better visually than the Patrick Warburton one?

...Zeni, you a busta.

American action cartoons don't exist anymore. Arrow and The Flash killed them.

DeMarco is helping fund live action One Piece for TNT.

We have our first review from the SDCC premiere. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/feature/2017-07-26/did-netflix-make-a-decent-death-note-film/.119342 It's positive.

No one counts these $3 productions. We've had one LA Dragonball movie - Man of Steel. Unfortunately we also had Ghost in the Shell.

Yeah, but it's only the third 2D one that isn't a cheap cash grab.

You know what the sad thing is? Dragonball stuff still does crazy well. That new video game (that looks better than Super, thanks Unreal Engine 4!) is essentially a license to print money. But Toonami can't make that into ratings.

I'm pretty sure I've seen fan films with bigger budgets. But that's Japanese. There's only one Western Dragonball movie - Man of Steel.

This must be how people feel when I go on about a show.

Nope, don't know her. That's the only Dragonball movie to be made in live action. Only one.

You mean Man of Steel? Because I'm only aware of one live action Dragonball movie. It just happens to be about Superman.

Ben's still on about Hiatus? Look, it sucked, I dropped it damn near instantly. No need to prolong the issue.

VRV and Crunchyroll. Because why bother with anime once a week when they have all of it on demand?

The Producers?

Apparently Oda himself is to blame, as he's apparently been pushing a live action One Piece for THREE YEARS. http://comicbook.com/anime/2017/07/24/one-piece-live-action-tv-show-eiichiro-oda/

A lot of things shouldn't be real even if you like them.