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Setuju sama grandpa alip, salah satu yang membuat kenshin ditakuti oleh lawan2nya adalah sorot mata battousai nya yang sampe si Jinai bela2in dateng ke kenshin untuk bikin dia marah, begitu juga dengan hajime saitoh, enishi yukishiro dan makoto sishio. Semua tau kenshin si battousai itu masih memiliki sorot mata keji itu, namun kenshin menahannya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alip
Selain itu aliran hiten mitsurugi nya kenshin gak cuma sekedar jurus2 pedang yang keren, tapi juga ada makna filosofisnya bahwa aliran ini memang dirancang untuk membunuh/membantai, merupakan oposisi dari aliran kamiyakashin nya kaoru yang cenderung cinta damai dan mengampuni.
Agak pesimis dengan live2 action buatan jepang, apalagi kalo udah nonton prince of tennis, death note 1 & 2, meitantei conan. Bisa gak ya pilem ini ngalahin pilem samurai yang udah2 kayak Azumi 1 & 2, Ichi atau Goemon?
Jiahh,... kyknya blom pada kenal sama takeru sato ya... :D peran kenshi di percayakan sama takeru sato sih aku sih gak masalah... akting dia bagus koq.. aku udah nonton beberapa film dia.. dia bisa berakting beberapa karakter sekaligus.. kenshi ini kan kadang suka becanda(mukanya sampe kyk orang blo'pon) trus kadang juga serius dengan mata yang tajam.. dan takeru sato bisa itu ^ ^
Klo buat adegan oonnya Kenshin, Sato emang dapet banget. Tapi kayaknya Sato ketinggian badannya, Kenshi kan Chibi.. ::hihi::
Gue sebenernya lebih demen kalo Yamapi yang maen. Dy kan tatapannya bikin meleleh. LOL.
Untuk pemeran cewe, gue lebih suka kalo Aoi Miyazaki yang maen. Ntah kenapa, keren aja ngebayangin Aoi pegang pedang kayu.
Dua-duanya, favorit gue. Hahaha.. Terus yang jadi Sanonya si.. Hiro Mizushima!!! hahaha::ngakak2::
Ngayal boleh kan?! Wkwkwk
pics nya dongz ah... gw kan kagak kenal sama tuh aktor/aktris jepun2.. ::ungg::Quote:
Originally Posted by cizucan
Nggak tertariikkk...
(gerombolan orang yang trauma dengan Live Action Adaptation...)
jepang kalau bikin live action ga pernah bikin yang bener2 wah, bener2 menarik atau menegangkan...
^
ya mungkin karena determinasi cara pandang orang jepang tidak semenggebu-gebu bangsa lain
pola pikir mereka adalah berusaha tidak melakukan sesuatu yg berlebihan, konsekuensinya ya gitu
hiro ga cocok jadi sano...;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chiizu Chan
^ kenichi matsuyama cocok jadi sano pas tingginya
Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!akhirnya dirilis juga versi Live Action nya Kenshin.
Busyet... langkahnya cepat banget di 0.30-0.31.
Bukan CG kan pas langkah itu? Gimana cara buatnya ya?
Typikal ekspresi takeru sato masih gitu2;D
Sanosuke rada ilffill ngeliatnya::arg!::
Banyak main layangan %no1Quote:
Originally Posted by jebret
Hm, blom liat ke halaman2 berikutnya, tapi Sanosuke-nya gimana ::ungg:: tokoh favoritku di Rurouni Kenshin.
Oh iya btw Kenshinnya jauh lbh cakep dari perkiraanku (kl dibikin pelem), krn kayak dulu ngeliat Sailor Moon, Prince of Tennis.... jadinya agak aneh. Mungkin karena rambutnya warna warni kayak pelangi ::ungg::
*ralat :
Setelah ngeliat trailernya diatas....dan melihat Sanosukenya.... ::nangis:: saya speechless...
masi "kerasa" jaman KR den-o nya ::doh::Quote:
Originally Posted by Urzu 7
ada gatling gun nya apa pas musuh si sio yak?
Itu nanti pas lawan oniwabanshu mon
Mentok sampe chapter aioshi kalo ga salah
kayaknya niat mau bikin sekuel ngelawan shishio ;D::arg!::
Tapi beberapa episode langsung dipadetin jadi satu pilem nih...
ketemu Sano, ketemu Saito, ketemu Jinai, bahkan mungkin Sojiro Seta? ::ungg::
kalo sampe chapter oniwabanshu doang ga bakal ketemu ama saito del.....
apalagi sampe soujiro
Tapi liat deh di trailernya... ada Saito lho yang pake jurus zeroshiki itu ::ungg::
lho? bukannya sebaliknya bangsa jepang adalah bangsa yang selalu menggebu-gebu, liat aj gameshow mereka yg gila2an dan etos kerjanya yg lebih gila, setiap orang dituntut memberikan hasil yg semaksimal mungkin. tapi ngangkat komik atau game ke film layar lebar, malah jadi melempem dan ga ada seriusnya. beda sama usa, bikin live action dr komiknya rata-rata niat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yuki
Iya tuh saito..kegemukan kurang kurus..kayaknya ga merokok juga;DQuote:
Originally Posted by noodles maniac
aduh sanosuke-nya, itu mah turun derajat ::arg!::
jangan telanjang dong ::arg!::
kenapa dengan sanosukenya? Ada yang salah ya? ;D
salah, auranya beda
itu aura orang dusun, ngampung banget
lah Sano kan emang kostumnya begitu? ;D
no problem for me though.
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poster pelemnya..
http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/kurod...5/original.jpg
Itu wig uda mo lepas kayaknya ::hihi::
bukan kostumnya, orangnya, kostumnya sih bener
melihat cast yg ada, berarti ini keseluruhan arc sebelum arc shishio?
Udah keluar belum sih?
Ada yang udah nonton?
Mau beli dong DVD nya... ::nangis::
btw, tu di poster ada orang yg mukanya kyk gayus tambunan siapa ya?
^
si pejabat yg senjatanya gatling gun, lupa namanya
kayaknya itu si Takeda Kanryu yang bos opium yang maksa megumi bikin opium
sekaligus maniak yang ngebunuh ha'nya dkk make gatling gun
Klo liat manganya yg kinema-ban,ga usah mikir arc2 manga nya dah.
Ga usah heran ini saito koq udah nongol, koq ada jinee, koq ada kanryu dkk. Trus emang durasinya bakalan sepanjang apa klo nyeritain pertemuan pertama kenshin ma kaoru, ketemu yahiko, lawan sano, lawan jinee, ketemu megumi, sampe lawan geng nya kanryu::hihi::
Di kinema ban semuanya jd singkat, padat en....ga jelas::grrr::
Himura ketemu kaoru, yahiko en lawan kanryu itu 1 paket. Abis kanryu kalah, dia mo bales dendam sewa tukang pukul bayaran termasuk diantaranya sano, jine, bahkan sampe si inui dr enishi arc::hihi::
Yang kerja sama oniwabanshu-nya Aoshi Sinomori kah? ::ungg::Quote:
Originally Posted by Yuki
Sumber: Kotaku.comQuote:
The Live Action Rurouni Kenshin Movie is a Nearly Perfect Film Adaptation
Richard Eisenbeis
Rurouni Kenshin (sometimes known by the title Samurai X) is a manga and anime series that grew to great popularity around the turn of the millennium in both Japan and America. Half-fighting and half-romance, Kenshin is a historical fiction set in the years after Japan's final civil war and dissolution of the samurai caste. It follows Himura Kenshin, one of the civil war's greatest warriors, who has given up killing and now wanders Japan seeking nothing more than a peaceful life. Yet he finds himself constantly confronting the ghosts of his past.
Now, over ten years since the height of the franchise's popularity, comes its first live-action film. And while some have worried that this film would be nothing but a cheap attempt to cash in on the name, Rurouni Kenshin truly is an excellent film and perhaps the first step in revitalizing the franchise.
Good — The Adaptation
This live-action adaptation covers a mix of the first two story arcs of both the anime and manga. It deals with Kenshin fighting an opium dealer who is trying to carve out his own little kingdom in the heart of Tokyo and with a killer claiming to be Kenshin himself. The film also contains flashbacks to Kenshin's past during the civil war and includes the story of how he got the first cut of his cross-shaped scar.
While Kenshin retains his outwardly clueless appearance—including his "Oro" catchphrase—from past versions of the story, much of the slapstick humor has been removed from the overall story, making for a more serious tone in the film. That's not to say that there aren't any great lighthearted/funny moments, but that overall, the story is treated with a large amount of "life-or-death" seriousness.
And as with most movies, there are a few minor changes in the adaptation—and one or two semi-major ones. But all of these changes help the movie to be a stand-alone film (as opposed to part of a greater series) and to give each character a complete story arc regardless of whether the manga/anime did or not.
Good — The Fight Scenes
Right from the start Rurouni Kenshin shows its excellent direction and fight choreography. The fights are very fast and exciting, with both changing choreography and camera techniques used to keep the action consistently fresh and interesting.
Moreover, everything is done with practical effects—meaning there is no CG (except for the blood spray) in the entire movie. There is some amount of wirework, but unlike that in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, it is used for making the characters move incredibly fast or slide across the ground instead of making them fly—adding a bit of the spectacle without looking fake. This makes everything in the film seem far more real and entertaining than many recent CG fests.
Good — The Music
One of the most surprising things about Rurouni Kenshin was the music. While it would have been simple to reuse the music from the anime or create a stereotypical "Japanese" soundtrack heavy on the Japanese flute and the shamisen, the score instead sounded more like something out of Berserk—it matched well and made everything more dramatic and exciting.
Mixed — The Casting
The cast for Kenshin is amazing and the actors channel their characters expertly—from Kenshin and his "Oro" face to Sanosuke's rough and tumble attitude. Yahiko does a great job in a semi-tough role for a child actor and the cast of villains—especially Kanryuu Takeda—are excellently over-the-top.
The only problem in casting is Emi Takei's Kaoru. This is not because of her acting ability or how her character is portrayed in the plot—she does a spot-on Kaoru. Rather it is due to her look. Emi Takei is far too pretty for the part. Kaoru, as a character, isn't supposed to be ugly, but she is supposed to be plain and somewhat strongly built for a Japanese woman. Megumi, in comparison to Kaoru, is supposed to be a bombshell. Yet despite Megumi's actress being quite pretty in her own right, Emi Takei is even more beautiful. So while Kaoru is treated as the underdog beauty-wise in the film, she is anything but. It's not terrible, but it does stand out as a case of miscasting.
Final Thoughts
Going into the film I was expecting a mediocre, cheesy retelling of the Kenshin story, suitable only for diehard fans of the series. But Rurouni Kenshin completely blew away my meager expectations. It was not only a good adaptation but also a good movie in its own right. The sword fighting is amazing, the directing is brilliant, the casting nearly perfect, and the story is told correctly for its new, two-hour format. Simply put, aside from Gyakuten Saiban, Rurouni Kenshin may be the single best Japanese live-action adaptation I have ever seen.
Kayaknya menjanjikan neh::hohoho::
kalau ost nya sih udah rilis ..
one oke rock - the beginning ::hohoho::
Mau nonton tapi dimana.... ::nangis::
Mo donlot juga dimana... ::nangis::
moga moga masuk blitz deh ...::hihi::