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Would it be wierd looking to make a Pokemon movie in real-life?

CJBlazer

CJBlazer

Where have I been at?
I mean, some Pokemon look good in real life, but I am just wondering how it would look if they made a non-animated Pokemon Movie. Would that look wierd, like the messed-up Dragonball Evolution, or would it look awesome?
 
It would look good if they did it right. You know, not making it CGI, just animating over puppets and making any and all moves used by the pokemon CGI.

And CGI sweatdropping would look neat.
 
It'd be...interesting...in a Scooby Doo/Garfield/Alvin and the Chipmunks type of way...
 
Hmm, this got me thinking. It seems like a stupid concept at first but with enough time and effort, it would look cool, I feel. I would love to see what Oshawott would look like, but that's just me. :p
 
It would be very odd, that's for sure.

I found this randomly and thought if the Pokemon were more realistic, I would actually watch it. XD
 
Live-action Pokémon would probably just look kind of stupid. Pokémon are cartoony creatures; just CGIifying them won't make them look like they belong in real life, whereas attempting to modify them into more realistic versions is extremely susceptible to just resulting in abominations that wholly miss the aesthetic appeal of the creatures they're supposed to represent.

Stylized animesque CGI could work. Live-action? I very highly doubt it.
 
Spunky the Raichu said:
It would look good if they did it right. You know, not making it CGI, just animating over puppets and making any and all moves used by the pokemon CGI.
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Actually, this might not be too bad an idea - if they did it well like in Where the Wild Things Are, they might just pull it off.

But I'm only interested if Robin Williams is Professor Oak.
 
My friend and I have thought about this on several occasions...but they can't rush it, or else it will be horrible. They need to just not screw it up...like they did with The Last Airbender..they totally screwed that movie up. Alvin and the Chipmunks worked out well, in my opinion though. And Garfield wasn't bad. But I think if they're willing to take forever making it and doing it right, then they should. But if they're only going to spend a couple years and make it look retarded and a shame to Pokémon then they should just not. Dragonball Evolution, I was excited to see. But then I watched it and wanted to punch someone in the face.
 
Also, I think it might be pretty good if they just used real animals and edited, like CJ's avatar, which is obviously some large breed of dog.
 
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