Dragon Ball Evolution 2 confirmed.

• Lyrveil wrote on 2012-12-02 01:27

  Quote from Paul;990032:

  I knew there was something off about this. That is, this was announced 3 years ago.

  
  
  Derp. Didn't check the date it was posted. Well it could still be in writing/production for all we know. But yeah why would anyone want a second movie for this...thing.
  
  

  Quote from Osayidan;990055:

  Well I downloaded it and watched it.
  I wish death upon the families of everyone who took part in the production of that movie. It was a gigantic slap in the face to my childhood.

  
  
  The only reason I havent watched it yet is because I don't want to ruin my childhood!
• RealityBreak wrote on 2012-12-02 02:22

  Quote from Osayidan;990055:

  Well I downloaded it and watched it.
  I wish death upon the families of everyone who took part in the production of that movie. It was a gigantic slap in the face to my childhood.

  
  
  You shouldn't waste precious hours of your time so carelessly; you never know when you'll run out (well, there may be some points when you realize you're about to run out, but most of the time you won't know >.>)
  
  Also, you know it can't work with a white Goku and trailers that seem to be completely unrelated to the original Dragon Ball. Especially since the setting was completely different and it was made by Americans in English.
• Nithiel wrote on 2012-12-02 02:42
  A sequel to this would be like getting molested, then going back for more. Except with none of the perks of getting molested. And you're paying for it.
• Arsik wrote on 2012-12-02 02:47

  Quote from Osayidan;990055:

  Well I downloaded it and watched it.
  I wish death upon the families of everyone who took part in the production of that movie. It was a gigantic slap in the face to my childhood.

  
  
  But, why kill Stephen Chow, the mastermind behind Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle? Sure, he may have funded the project, and I guess it's his fault, because he definitely would have done a better job at directing and writing the script if he was given the option, but if you kill him, then what will happen to his future works that he has full control over? D:
  
  Everyone else can suffer, that I have no problem with.
• RealityBreak wrote on 2012-12-02 02:55

  Quote from Arsik;990276:

  But, why kill Stephen Chow, the mastermind behind Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle? Sure, he may have funded the project, and I guess it's his fault, because he definitely would have done a better job at directing and writing the script if he was given the option, but if you kill him, then what will happen to his future works that he has full control over? D:
  
  Everyone else can suffer, that I have no problem with.

  
  
  If we killed everyone, then nobody would worry about anything! An ideal solution, no?
• Osayidan wrote on 2012-12-02 03:10

  Quote from Arsik;990276:

  But, why kill Stephen Chow, the mastermind behind Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle? Sure, he may have funded the project, and I guess it's his fault, because he definitely would have done a better job at directing and writing the script if he was given the option, but if you kill him, then what will happen to his future works that he has full control over? D:
  
  Everyone else can suffer, that I have no problem with.

  
  
  I wished death to their families, not them directly. Killing them off wouldn't be punishment enough for what they've done.
• Arsik wrote on 2012-12-02 06:07
  But if Stephen's family dies, then he'll lose motivation to make more comedy movies, and if he doesn't make comedy mov...
  
  Ah, I get it now, DBE was just one of his (poorer) comedies. Makes total sense now.
• rzetlin wrote on 2012-12-07 04:20
  [video=youtube;WWaLxFIVX1s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWaLxFIVX1s[/video]
  
  The first movie made enough revenue to warranty a second movie?!