Warner Bros. to make live action Pokemon Movie (FAKE)

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Kinda late on updating this, but I am the freelance video maker for Pokejungle after all! I might as well make some news videos!

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So its fake? So what! You should just say how much you would actually like or dislike a live action pokemon movie. Would you be okay with it? Would you hate it? Tell me!

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48 thoughts on “Warner Bros. to make live action Pokemon Movie (FAKE)”

  1. A live action film of pokemon could work but it would have to take place in a different time space continuum. Simliar to what happen in the latest Star Trek film. Some people were upseat about the Air bender film because Aang and friends were portray as caucasian instead of mid-eastern or asian.
    The rights of such iconic characters and stories no longer belong to the original creater(s), but to the componies and the publishers. Sometimes the editer(s) try to add their tweaks.

    I personaly don’t care about how the characters look since the audiance should expect obvious aesthetic changes to characters appearance. However some changes are just redundant and ridiculous. Hate it or love it but the latest batman and spiderman films were mainly controlled by the writers/directers, who acted as a proxy for the original creater. Sometimes the creater (if not deceased) can earn the title of executive producer “quality control” over the project. Anyways it all goes back to the contract.

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  2. OK the main reason why this is an obvious fake is because 4Kids entertainment is a division of Warner Brothers, and WB owns the distribution rights to the Pokémon Anime franchise. This means that if there actually was going to be a Live Action movie, WB would be the one to make it regardless.

    A live action movie would be a good idea as long as they wouldn’t make it like the Dragon Ball Evolution disaster. And they don’t need to look realistic like the design on the video, they can look cartoony (in fact, they would, because it’s what it’s called in the industry “franchise recognition” – they need the pokémon to look like the ones in the games so that people can recognize them and want to play them.

    The only way I’d see something like this happening is if the games started to sell badly. Then, maybe. Not a possibility in the near future.

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    • Incorrect. 4Kids is not owned by, nor affiliated with Time-Warner. And their Warner Bros. division also doesn’t have distribution rights to the anime, just the first three movies, which they co-produced.

      Viz Media has the (US) home media distribution rights to the Pokémon anime, while Cartoon Network has the current US television rights.

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  3. OK Imoru, its CREATOR, not creater.

    And the creators of products like in Spiderman or Batman (the ones you mentioned) almost never are part of the movie adaptations (with the exception of the Harry Potter saga).

    Producers are the ones who normally have the last word.

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