Don't worry, it's not a live action movie. It's the first teaser for a propsed trillogy of Reboot movies that have been in development for years. It's being made by Rainmaker Entertainment (a company who purchased series creator MainFrame Entertainment) in Vancouver, and LA. Only thing that could hurt it that we know about, is that Megabyte voice actor, Tony Jay, passed away a few years ago. Either way, the first computer animated television show returns!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTs7qG2LO...r_embedded
(Oct. 21, 2009 9:20 PM)Maz Wrote: [ -> ]Is this official?
jesus christ read the OP
(Oct. 21, 2009 9:17 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]will probably suck
I want to have hope.
I really do. This better be awesome.
This had better not suck.
I hope it doesn't suck. I can take mediocre or adequate, but full blown suckieness will be most disappointing.
As long as it's not DB
quality we should be fine...
Airbending my backside.
That sure was a short teaser...
Anyway, I hope it's gonna be good, but those kind of movies haven't been very impressive, these days...
(Oct. 22, 2009 10:28 AM)Dude Wrote: [ -> ]That sure was a short teaser...
Anyway, I hope it's gonna be good, but those kind of movies haven't been very impressive, these days...
"those kind of movies?"
This movie serves as a reboot to the franchise, they're using a comic as the finale for the TV show. I can't really blame them, since Reboot has been out of the public's eye for so long that making a sequel to a show that ended in 2000 wouldn't be great for the bank. It would also be weird to have 1990's computer terminology in a 2010+ movie. If the movie is sucessful it would be cool if they could adapt that comic into like a direct to video movie or short.