Thanks for the scather. ;) Obviously I didnt really express myself. (Yes,
haha, a longer explanation!)
First, yes - the manga is definitely closer to the book. Second, yes, you're
right again - it does expand on the stories more. Firstly, it has the time
to do so. The longer a graphic novel series is, the better, but a movie over
2 1/2 hours will get reeeaaally boring, no matter how tense it is.
Second, often I DONT LIKE these character expanding. First of all, a lot of
the stuff between Mimura and his uncle is ridiculous. And Nanahara s the
weakest character I have ever seen. All of them suddenly seem to be
remembering the times their friends said the most ridiculously cheesy things
and suddenly be inspired to come back to life. I like the movie because it
portrays the real panic that people would face in that situation. They
wouldnt all of a sudden start swearing like mad hens while crying and
remembering how their best friend once did something stupid during a game of
basketball.
And about the artwork... I hate it The guy draws hair as weird scraggly
lines or big wavy bushes. He draws the teacher with enough lines on his face
to look like a volcanic island, and his proportions are frequently out of
wack. Plus, the way he draws gore and violence is completely unrealistic and
ridiculous.
Thats my rant!
Gotcha back, haha. ;)
On 5/11/06, HardcoreSouma@... <HardcoreSouma@... > wrote:
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> Don't listen to that person, the manga is closer to the book than the
> movie
> is, much more and it expands on the stories! the artwork is very realistic
> and
> the way the characters are drawn is how they are described in the book,
> with a
> few exceptions they all act like they are supposed to, better than the way
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> the actors in the movie did. also, you prolly cant find it cuz many
> bookstores
> took them off their shelves due to complaints. ive asked them, i can only
> get
> it at waldenbooks and a comic store and thats it. sad isnt it?
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