| I read it and i think it's very adaptable. It has just enough content to be made into a full movie but it' so subtly complex and melancholic that i think you would need a director and team that worked on something like Koe no Katachi to do it justice. |
| I mean, Fujimoto practically already drawn the storyboards for Goodbye Eri with the way the manga is laid out. I think we will get a movie at some point, seeing as how positive the reviews from the premier today were in Japan |
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| Adaptable, although it might need to add extra content to avoid the movie ending too quick. Also it's very heavy on the subtle details rather than the story. so it require very good team to do the adaptation justice. I think it can be very good movie though. |
| It will be filmed "normally" and then |
| You want to know what would goodbye eri look like as a movie? watch perfect blue or paprika. I'm actually amazed how good bye eri works as a manga. It would actually be really easy to adapt it, as long as you just follow it 1-1, since the framing and pace is already basically of a movie. |
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goodbye eri works incredible in manga format but I think it will be hard to pull that off in a movie
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Khushal_v said: goodbye eri works incredible in manga format but I think it will be hard to pull that off in a movie This. I don't think it'll be difficult to make something, but it will be difficult to make it as impactful as the manga is. The most memorable thing about the manga for me is how it depicts and mimics what watching a movie feels like. On the page. How the panels play out in "real time." How they show nothing in particular and we just hear the dialogue. How the scenes start and end and cut to the next scene. If a manga that feels like a movie is turned into a movie, it's probably left with less, not more. But I'm not a director, so who knows what they can come up with to replicate that feeling in movie form. |
| I think Goodbye Eri's panels shouldn't be as respected as you guys are making them. Tatsuki Fujimoto already made a movie. Copying it would just be pointless. No! You have to expand on it and it's ideas! The manga presents itself as a movie that uses the fact that it isn't a movie to it's advantage. Any proper adaptation of Goodbye Eri would have to be the same. A movie that pretends to be and mimics a different medium. The movie can't be the movie of the manga. The movie has to be the manga of the movie. A proper adaptation would use stillness, would use ideas from paneling. I'm imagining the incredible things one could do with exposure and jump cuts. Keep the lack of complex angles. Yuta never filmed that. But we hear about how he's editing the movie to be this insane masterpiece. During that section, simple "camera footage" should be made as surreal as possible through sheer editing prowess. Have spoken lines that don't match mouth movement to replicate the idea of ADR being used, as amateur filmmakers sometimes do. You can add so many layers to it just by intentionally animating bad "footage" that looks fluid and incredible animation-wise but is badly shot and a bit shaky with faux odd editing. Like a movie attempting to fix itself but you can tell the entire time that, since it's animated, these fixes aren't real. They're decisions of the actual director to replicate what the in-universe director is doing. You can get so creative with the influence of multiple artists retroactively changing things in "the edit!" What was Tatsuki. What was Yuta. What was the movie's director. Who's story is this now? Just. AUgh!! I think Goodbye, Eri is near perfect as it is. Maybe it shouldn't even be turned into a movie. But if it does, anyone who knows what their doing won't copy every panel. Just every idea. And embrace the fact that in it's adaptation is has complicated everything tenfold. I'm not saying to be meta. I'm saying that it already would be, and it needs to put in the work to be fully immersive. |
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