Thursday
Dec112008
Four new 'Dragonball: Evolution' posters hit
Franck Tabouring
It's been a good week for die-hard "Dragonball" fans. Yesterday, a new trailer popped up on the Web. Earlier today, IGN posted four new posters for the film, which is now titled "Dragonball: Evolution."
You can check out the posters after the jump. I don't think they look that impressive at all, but you be the judge and let me know what you think.
In the flick, Goku and co. fight against the forces of the deadly Saiyans. Goku's best chance to get through this alive are the DragonBalls, which allow him to call for a mighty dragon.
"Evolution" hits April 8, 2009. I'm still not excited...
Reader Comments (9)
REALLY.....REAlly.....really...this movie looks and feels like The Spirit, looks like TMNT 3, and makes me mad at all the good animation turned real. I'm bored with all this screenwriters moving from the original. Isn't the orginal why people like the orginal?
This makes people want to boycott, if you ask me
yeah so umm they dont even look like the characters, im sorry wtf? the only reason i will see this movie is to make fun of it
I can't wait to See Dragonball it looks AMAZING!!!!
That trailer was out of this world 100/100
Piccolo looks sooooo Awsome! :)
stop hating dragonball will be as good as all the other stupid movies . like for instince the hannah montana movie will be crap who cares about a spoild little brat that is bull .the only compotion dragonball has is fast and ferius . and street fighter looks like garbeg like who would want to see that i would rather look at dora then see that crap so give it a rest it's not like you could do any better. so go see it then when you leave that movie theater come tell me that was not the best action movie you ever see .
it will be a great movie
it made 10.1 million dollars in too days that is amazing
how can the directors put a little boy in this move to play the role of goku, he looks gay people u need better director in the world if this is what they are going to do
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