Thanks Azalea. I mean, I'm really excited for the movies and in all honesty I wouldn't mind it being redone even for a new crowd of people and make it look even nicer and cooler, but I'm still a die hard fan of the original. ReBoot is one of those shows I grew up with. ReBoot is a major influence on what I want to do with my life.
I want to become a 3D artist so I can do 3D modeling and animation. I'd love to learn new techniques and even work for Rainmaker possibly making future ReBoot projects or other movies and shows. Of course I'd need my big break into the industry which could be hard if I didn't meet the right people, lol.
But it's all ReBoot that started it for me. I just want the movies to turn out great so others can fall in love with the show.
Just a little tip, it might help if you look into Blender. It's a free 3D rendering program, which could give you the tools you need to impress the bigwigs at Rainmaker.
It would be nice to see Hex again, but I hope that they don't change the character's appearances too much. If they keep the basic structure of the characters (such as skin color, hair, and build), I think I could let them get by with it. I don't think the movie would be as appealing if the characters all had the same skin color (even if it was an interesting color like blue), the variety in it is what made the show interesting.
If they do bring Hex back though, they'll have to be careful with her since her appearance and personality has the potential to scare children, which is something that I don't think they would want. They'll have to be the most careful with her since they don't want frighten the kids, but at the same time, keep her in character and make her look pretty much the same so that fans won't be withering in pain. Good luck with that.
I don't believe Hex would scare children. I started watching ReBoot when I was about 8 or 9 and I actually found Hex quite funny at times. Besides, look at all the Tim Burton movies and how dark they are; the majority of his work is for children. (I'm not bashing Tim Burton).
I agree that they should keep as much of the "look" of the original series. Bob needs to be blue, Dot and Enzo green, Mouse needs purple skin, orange hair and fangs, and AndrAIa should stay completely the same. "If it isn't broken, don't fix it."
As much as ReBoot was loved while it was still aired I truely think there will be no problems with gaining new fans. Besides, nerds rule the world anyway. :)
I agree about Megabyte's voice, but we all know that him passing can't be helped, so that shouldn't pull any teeth. Btw, did anyone notice that Megabyte slightly resembled Kelsey Grammer?
Hack and Slash and Mike the T.V. need to be somewhere in the mix.
ReBoot was always aimed for the teen-scene (At least from season 2 on since Mainframe went with Cartoon Network). It'll be intresting to see how they communicate with the contemporary teen audience.
Generally, i'm open-minded to it. They could have a completely new cast and setting, but as long as the story is strong and it feels like ReBoot, i'll be happy.
I haven't followed the re-creation of Reboot that much so I don't know everything that is happening.
It looks like they've decided to keep most of the original characters. If they can keep the voice actors I think that will go a long way. Look at Transformers, they were able to keep/get Peter Cullen as the voice of Optimus Prime for the movie and I think that went a long way with the fans in terms of identifying with the character.
The big thing that I always found interesting with Reboot was that it seemed to mature and grow with each season. And they did it without someone yelling "Super Fire Kick of Power" or "Tidal Wave of Rage" (you get what I'm saying here...although I loved the send-up they did on the Power Rangers). It seemed to grow with the audience and the themes were against what was out there in other cartoons.
Rivix commented 2 years ago
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I also strongly agree on all those points.
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Megababe commented 2 years ago
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I agree as well
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Jester17 commented 3 years ago
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Thanks Azalea. I mean, I'm really excited for the movies and in all honesty I wouldn't mind it being redone even for a new crowd of people and make it look even nicer and cooler, but I'm still a die hard fan of the original. ReBoot is one of those shows I grew up with. ReBoot is a major influence on what I want to do with my life.
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Vadr64 commented 2 years ago
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Just a little tip, it might help if you look into Blender. It's a free 3D rendering program, which could give you the tools you need to impress the bigwigs at Rainmaker.
killerdood... commented 2 years ago
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It would be nice to see Hex again, but I hope that they don't change the character's appearances too much. If they keep the basic structure of the characters (such as skin color, hair, and build), I think I could let them get by with it. I don't think the movie would be as appealing if the characters all had the same skin color (even if it was an interesting color like blue), the variety in it is what made the show interesting.
If they do bring Hex back though, they'll have to be careful with her since her appearance and personality has the potential to scare children, which is something that I don't think they would want. They'll have to be the most careful with her since they don't want frighten the kids, but at the same time, keep her in character and make her look pretty much the same so that fans won't be withering in pain. Good luck with that.
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Vadr64 commented 2 years ago
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"I love children, but I could never eat a whole one." lol
PrincessBo... commented 2 years ago
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I don't believe Hex would scare children. I started watching ReBoot when I was about 8 or 9 and I actually found Hex quite funny at times. Besides, look at all the Tim Burton movies and how dark they are; the majority of his work is for children. (I'm not bashing Tim Burton).
I agree that they should keep as much of the "look" of the original series. Bob needs to be blue, Dot and Enzo green, Mouse needs purple skin, orange hair and fangs, and AndrAIa should stay completely the same. "If it isn't broken, don't fix it."
As much as ReBoot was loved while it was still aired I truely think there will be no problems with gaining new fans. Besides, nerds rule the world anyway. :)
I agree about Megabyte's voice, but we all know that him passing can't be helped, so that shouldn't pull any teeth. Btw, did anyone notice that Megabyte slightly resembled Kelsey Grammer?
Hack and Slash and Mike the T.V. need to be somewhere in the mix.
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DraconisWy... commented 2 years ago
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HACK,SLASH,ANDMIKE.
Also, what happened to Scuzzy after its master disappeared? D:
Weeb92 commented 2 years ago
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ReBoot was always aimed for the teen-scene (At least from season 2 on since Mainframe went with Cartoon Network). It'll be intresting to see how they communicate with the contemporary teen audience.
Generally, i'm open-minded to it. They could have a completely new cast and setting, but as long as the story is strong and it feels like ReBoot, i'll be happy.
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DraconisWy... commented 2 years ago
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They NEED to keep Megabyte and Bob. D: That's what makes it feel like ReBoot to me.
Azalea commented 2 years ago
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You forgot Matrix and AndrAIa.
Jester17 commented 3 years ago
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What are your guys' thoughts on the whole thing?
Jester17 commented 3 years ago
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Anyone care anymore? lol
Crackwalke... commented 3 years ago
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I care.
But I think all the reboot acton is over at www.reboot.com
Juiceboy commented 3 years ago
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I haven't followed the re-creation of Reboot that much so I don't know everything that is happening.
It looks like they've decided to keep most of the original characters. If they can keep the voice actors I think that will go a long way. Look at Transformers, they were able to keep/get Peter Cullen as the voice of Optimus Prime for the movie and I think that went a long way with the fans in terms of identifying with the character.
The big thing that I always found interesting with Reboot was that it seemed to mature and grow with each season. And they did it without someone yelling "Super Fire Kick of Power" or "Tidal Wave of Rage" (you get what I'm saying here...although I loved the send-up they did on the Power Rangers). It seemed to grow with the audience and the themes were against what was out there in other cartoons.