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Posted by ~OneSummersDay~ on 07.16.2013, 05:27 AM:

  Kiki's Delivery Service Live Action Movie

The live action adaptation of Kiki's Delivery Service is going to be released in 2014! This is the official website:

http://www.majotaku.jp

What are everyone's opinions? Personally I'm rather skeptical about it.


Posted by Koda on 07.16.2013, 05:43 AM:

 

How many Live action movies are there ?, of Ghibli films ?


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Posted by Orphic Okapi on 07.16.2013, 06:07 AM:

 

This is not actually an adaptation of the Ghibli film. It's an adaptation of the book the Ghibli movie was also based on, which Miyazaki did not follow very faithfully. So the movie may end up being totally different from Miyazaki's version, apart from featuring a witch who runs a delivery service. I really don't know.

May I ask what leads you to be skeptical about it? I don't feel like I know enough about the project to form an opinion.


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Posted by Koda on 07.16.2013, 06:11 PM:

 

Ahh, well still would be interesting to see this. Isn't there a live action version of Grave Of The Fireflies ?


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Posted by arren18 on 07.16.2013, 06:23 PM:

 

Yeah, I think there is a live-action GotF. Like Kiki's Delivery Service, it was originally based on a book. Are there other Ghibli films that have been based on books that also had other adaptations? Nothing else springs to mind, but these things can sometimes be pretty obscure...


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Posted by Orphic Okapi on 07.17.2013, 04:22 AM:

 

I'm guessing The Borrowers has several! And Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea books must have been adapted before. Other than that, can't think of any. I think there was an attempt to adapt Howl's into a miniseries or something that never got off the ground.


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Posted by arren18 on 07.17.2013, 07:06 AM:

 

Oh yeah, I didn't even think of those, even though I knew they already had other adaptations! Oops


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Posted by saviour2012 on 07.17.2013, 08:02 AM:

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Originally posted by Orphic Okapi
I'm guessing The Borrowers has several! And Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea books must have been adapted before. Other than that, can't think of any. I think there was an attempt to adapt Howl's into a miniseries or something that never got off the ground.



as long as i know there might not be any adaptation about earthsea.

miyazaki asked several times even went to meet up with the writer to make a movie. but alas he did not gave permission . after spirited away he got it when he lost attraction and goro messed it up[from ghibli perspective] it could be the great movie if miyazaki made it. after seeing the dog fight[it is not about planes but there were dogs] scene i am sure about it.


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Posted by arren18 on 07.17.2013, 09:50 AM:

 

There is another Earthsea adaptation - a TV series. The author of the books was disappointed by the Ghibli version but she considered it better than the previous adaptation which was apparently terrible.


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Posted by ~OneSummersDay~ on 07.19.2013, 04:30 PM:

 

Orphic, I guess I'm a bit skeptical because I feel like they're trying to make it an adaptation of the Ghibli animation rather than the book, or at least that's the impression I got from what I've read of it, and seen in the trailers.

I am actually looking forward to seeing it in a way, I just know that adaptations of adaptations are often a bit crappy (like 'The Amazing Spiderman', in my opinion, much preferred the original with Toby Maguire)

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