Tales of Vesperia Movie Confirmed For Theatrical Release

[Carolynn L]

According to ANN, Kadokawa Pictures will be adapting the theatrical version of Tales of Vesperia. Here's more

 

[chasity w]

Drats. You beat me to the curb.

Well, here's my reaction from another forum.

 

[Kristen Sauerborn]

How would this be possible, though? Even Tales of Abyss with 26 episodes had to massively cut a lot of things and still look chopped.

DYRL-style, I'm iffy. The movie was drastically different than the series for the most part, even to the point of skipping past introductions in the beginning.

 

[Swift]

Yeah, that's true. =/ But, that's one way of working it out without it feeling chopped, I think.

 

[pinkfrog13jm]

I wonder if that film will get a US theatrical release. After all, Tales of Vesperia did pretty well in the US, too.

 

[Alternative Chick]

Here's hoping. And if it does, seeing as this' also a Bandai title. It'll mostly be handled by Bandai Entertainment.

 

[Ciciv]

Oh good, I don't have to buy an X-Box.

 

[softballbabe0034]

As long as they don't cut Zagi.

 

[Classy Clarissa]

I hope Funi Dubs this! & it actuaclly gets into US theatres instead of being DTV like pretty much every other anime movie thats not A myizaki fikm!

 

[MIKE!]

Yeah. I haven't seen the Abyss anime. But I saw the Tales of Phantasia OAV and it was terrible. 90 minutes simply wasn't enough time to tell such a massive and complicated story.
I haven't played Vesperia (I don't own a 360 ), but I imagine it's story is just as long as all the other games.

But I hope I'm proven wrong and the movie turns out to be great. That way, I won't have to spend hundreRAB of dollars (and 60+ hours of my life) on the video game!

 

[outburst95]

I guess, but you probably may not know where this story's headed. That is unless if you don't play the game rendition.

 

[Rav]

What's wrong with the game cast dubbing this?


"I'm gonna chop you up, and write my name in your blood. "

 

[Jahman]

This is from Bandai, Funimation can't really work on it.

 

[Haru]

Oh..my bad, Well EIther way no matter who dubs it Id like to see it in theatres I mean it stinks that about 98% percent of anime films are DTV in the U.S. I mean Besides few of the SJ movies (Like Bleach Memories of a Nobody & the live action Death notes) & the past few Myazaki & the Upcoming U.S. Release of Ponyo Anime is almost none existant in the theatre.

 

[EMbILY]

There is a reason why only a company of Disney's size can successfully promote an anime movie. Even Pokemon's been demoted to DTV nowadays.