Talk:Untitled Evangelion Project
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[edit] Official Announcement Regarding Evangelion Film
There is now an official announcement about the structure of the film, as well as the director - Kazuya Tsurumaki - and the role of GAINAX, Khara, ADV, Weta, and, of course, Hideaki Anno himself. From this point on, this article is no longer speculation but a conveying of the actual official fact.
...Sweet Asuka, I am so excited about this movie. User:AsukaSeagull
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- You seem to be getting confused with the new Evangelion Shin Gekijou Ban movies, which are an entirely different thing from ELAM. They are animated, are being made by Studio Gainax, and have nothing to do with ELAM whatsoever. See this link on Eva Monkey's news page. I am reverting from the confusing new edits back to the old version with correct information. --ACynicalPie 06:06, 11 September 2006 (UTC)
- ...well, obviously no one's bothering to read what I said. Again - there is now an OFFICIAL announcement about this movie, so speculation needs to be kept to a minimum - or, you know, it should be really non-existant, unless really well sourced. User:AsukaSeagull
...Um, some of this is just plain WRONG... Let me set some things straight. What has just been announced are 4 new ANIMATED films, the Rebuild of Evangelion. This has nothing to do with the live action project. The director, company, and casting details here are incorrect. Sorry.
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- Yeah...this is something that's gonna be a problem here - I got this, too - it appears that ADV is suspending the movie project indefinately and the animated films are coming in their place. Sad. Ah, well. User:AsukaSeagull
- No, ADV have always planned their movie for between late 2008 and 2015. Of course, that's assuming the movie will eventually be made, which is still uncertain at that time (ADV has reported some problems to raise funds and to catch the interest of other sponsor companies). But the movie project has not yet been cancelled nor suspended - it was always clear from the beginning that it would not actually be shot before several years.
- Yeah...this is something that's gonna be a problem here - I got this, too - it appears that ADV is suspending the movie project indefinately and the animated films are coming in their place. Sad. Ah, well. User:AsukaSeagull
Heh, that is pretty late. Having your anime mevie of the future happen in the year that the show is set is gonna be really annoying to some people. Imagine having to wait for 3001: 74.96.212.21 03:29, 8 October 2006 (UTC)The Final Odyssey!
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- Rebuild of Evangelion is a project that has really NOTHING to do with ADV's movie. Rebuild is an animated series of 4 movies, made by Gainax in Japan. It doesn't "come in the place" of ADV's movie, because the 2 projects are completely unrelated. Folken de Fanel 12:29, 22 September 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Asuka Concept
The Asuka concept image has been removed. The face was edited by someone at some point. It doesn't conform to imagery on either of the DC DVDs. Nor does it resemble any of the art on WETA's site.
As somebody nearby the going ons of Weta Workshop and Park Road Post, it would seem as though Korean funding may have recently been secured for this along with the upcoming Black Sheep. - Chris
[edit] What DVD's?
The two "Director's Cut" DVDs released in 2004 feature pre-production stills created by the Weta Workshop, the company behind the special effects used in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.-- The Director's Cut DVD's of what, exactly?--MythicFox 09:20, 17 March 2006 (UTC)
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- Ressurection and Genesis Reborn contained the special video versions of episodes 21-24, denoted 21'-24', similar to 25'/Air, and 26'/My Purest Heart for You. Episodes 25-26 were included on Genesis Reborn, but they were not in fact special in any way, it was merely a way of stretching the director's cuts onto two dvds, in order to profit more from them.--Theevamonkey 05:22, 6 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] A-6 treatment
A-6 treatment? That section title suggests that that treatment actually exists. Actual treatments might exist, but we don't know anything yet about their contents. If I understand correctly A-6 is just a conventient name for a set of fan speculation / fan fiction. --GunnarRene 14:11, 13 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Slug names?
From "Racial disagreements":
- Not long after Grant's statements, fuel was added to the fire when concept art produced by Weta Workshop was released featuring character slug names such as "Kate Rose" (in lieu of Asuka Langley), "Ray" (Rei Ayanami), and "Susan Whitnall" (Misato Katsuragi).
What on earth is a "slug name"? Sum0 22:18, 19 October 2006 (UTC)
