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Maybe it’s the damn Seinfeld edit clouding my perception but Netflix Faye really does sound like a nineties sitcom female lead but as written by Anthony Burch.
Cowboy Bebop Thread - Live-Action Adaptation cancelled after one season (it was shit)
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Ed was always cringe. Its just all the more apparent with a real person. Weebs disassociate with their shame easier when its a cartoon. Like with pedophilia.
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Ed is supposed to be a wacky mildly obnoxious energetic goblina ass child. They could have used a child actor or something like that but instead they went with this tumblr/twitter appeal attempt type of wacky cranked up to 11 shit.
I got those vibes before the seinfeld edit, and then the fucking blatant bootleg seinfeld diner segment cemented it for me.
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Faye is basically written as a mix of a modern action girl and Elaine from Seinfeld with how she acts.
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Ok I get that it's animated but the artist put way more emotion into animated Faye's eyes than the live action version. The live action version just looks like any bpd chick after someone told them that Only Fans wasn't a legit career path.
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Ed is much less cringe in the Japanese version.
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Netflix learned absolutely nothing, not a damn thing, after the DeathNote disaster.
Not a god damn thing
Not a god damn thing
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Even if this is sarcastic, I think bizarrely One Piece could be the only live action adaptation of an anime that would be good, only because the casting is actually good and there are more fans working on it in more important positions (such as the head writer).
Not that it will be guaranteed to be good (especially if they just follow the anime which will be a bad idea), it will just certainly be better than Bebop where it was clearly skimming the anime and missing the point of every detail in the show.
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Hard for Netflix to learn something when their only noteworthy accomplishment to date is making their user base question why they’re on a watchlist after watching Cuties.
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Oh is he in another series? Because she can't possibly be talking about Cowboy Bebop.
I get that she was(hopefully) trying to make a joke but she just exudes bitchy, obnoxious vibes and it kind of kills the joke for me.
Also of course she had to bring up that she smokes weed.
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The worst part is that travesty of an ending. I just can't absolutely comprehend any logical reasoning behind it besides "subverting expectations", which completely misses the point of the original. The anime ended that way because it wasn't supposed to have any sequels, and it was satisfying. I can't think of anything more insulting and tone-deaf than what Netflix did to CB. Like, seriously, was this made by people who hate the original this much?
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Nah she is, since only John Cho can kill the charisma of spike and make one of the most boring performances imaginable
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Thanks for watching it so I don't have to. Holy shit that's bad. So they took one of the best episodes and made it the worst episode.
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Yes and the worst part is the final fight between Spike and Pierrot looks like a really cheap imitation of the original fight.
Both of their fights were shit with one being Spike, Faye, and Jet fighting him together and quip while doing so.
The Second fight is just a cheap imitation where the lighting is horrible and looks really low budget. It doesn't help the way that Pierrot goes out is dumb where he just cries for his mommy (like the original) after being stabbed and seeing a tiny robot dog that he can easily just shoot away, and then flies off into space with his hover boots.
It's the cheaper and lazier version and felt like it was lazily rushed to just get to the "main plot" as Pierrot just feels like a filler villain meant to distract Spike.
EDIT: I rewatched the original episode of this and it's even worse since only Spike fights Pierrot by himself in Netflix yet had the other crewmates help him out like Faye giving him time with many of the locations being more creative as the amusement park setting is used to it's advantage whereas it just feels like a generic creepy carnival in live action. Also they tried to recreate the toy thing in live action but Pierrot shot the toy in the original whereas in live action, he just stares at it enough for Spike to stab him (because John Cho is too old to have a fight scene that doesn't involve the enemies letting him hurt them).
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Please tell me they won't renew it.....please pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase
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It depends but best case scenario is they don’t, second best is that it’s stuck in limbo, and the worst scenario is that it gets renewed and comes out soon
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I tried to watch it and it was pretty bad. I read a looooooooong time ago that Spike was a Jew (the creator thought that the last name Spiegel sounded cool), I dunno if yellowface is a thing but it should be. The guy playing Jet is pretty decent but I think that was because he was originally voiced in America by a black guy. All the pausing to eat noodles with chop sticks is just boring.
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If you cook stiry-fry in Italy is it spaghetti bolognese?