Inu Yasha Movie in English!

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    I dont know if my facts are straight or if anyone else has posted this but... Last night I was reading through the latest copy of Shonen Jump, and I came across an ad for the first Inu Yasha Movie in English! Its supposed to come out in September on DVD, but there will be exclusive screening before it comes out!
     
    Oh, I saw the ad for this in my Shonen Jump. XD I won't get it on DVD, but I probably will head over to a theatre to see it. =D They're screening it in Toronto, and I think that's the only Canadian location. (Er... Vancouver is a possibility, but I don't remember it on the list.)

    o.o; I might have to start watching the anime again though... ehe...
     
    I?ve already seen it subbed, so I have no desire to hear the bad English voices. <.<; But it?s nice they?re doing it, would love to see them do movies 2 and 3 since I haven?t seen them at all.
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    Yeah, now that you mention it, Kairi, I think I heard that happens in the second movie. =o

    It's being released in about... 13 North American theatres, but that's it. ^_^; And it'll probably only be in theatres for a few days before it goes to DVD.
     
    I think I?ll go up to Toronto for the showing, yeah. That just makes sense to me. ^_^
    Maybe it does, but I wanna see him and Sesshomaru fight in the third one more! >D
     
    =o I see where this is going. I go kidnap FT for the YGO movie and you come kidnap me for the Inuyasha movie. You're paying, though. ;o

    ._. I'd have to agree on the fact that if you don't live right in one of the cities it's showing in, you probably shouldn't make the trek to it. :o I'd almost rather see it on DVD, actually. I'll see if my friends want to go see it in theatres and base my decision off that~
     
    ._. My friend saw them, but she wouldn't share. >_>;; I'd rather see 'em in Japanese, and I'm actually hoping the DVDs will have an uncut Japanese language version. =X
     
    That?d probably be the only way I?d buy the second DVD, nothing worse than hearing such blantantly white people try to sound like they?re in Feudal Japan. ._.;
     
    o_o; At least they kept the fact that it takes place in feudal Japan... that's a lot more than other animes can say. (Just think... if they tried hard enough, they could probably make most of the population believe it took place before the Civil War. 9_9)
     
    Legendary_Pokemaster said:
    Too bad the only show in Canada is in Toronto! I dont live too far away from Toronto but its not worth the trip.
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    yay!!! i live in toronto!!! muhuhahahaha!!! i'm gonna have 2 tell my friends about this!!! *runs off*
     
    I'm sssssooooo happy i love him^_^ :P :P :P :cheeky: :cheeky: :cheeky:
     
    https://www.inuyashamovie.net/

    The movie opens September 11th in Toronto, making it the only Canadian release. =o It seems to be coming out in a few days in several cities. o_O
     
    Oh, I know. As far as translation goes it?s pretty accurate, it?s just English people?s voices bug me in video games and anim?. ._.; Except Trigun, which I think has an awesome dub.
     
    Oh, yeah... that's a biggie for me too, with dubs. I cannot stand many of the VAs in Inuyasha. 'Specially Kagome. ._. I'd like to hear the originals sometime...

    And I hate the way they introduce it on YTV. =\ They go "Inyuyasha" (instead of saying it how it's SUPPOSED to be pronounced). So now I have a few friends (or maybe it's just the one...) who refers to Inuyasha as Inyu. It's very, very hurtful to my ears, but I'm too nice to correct it. ._.;;
     
    Yeah, and the English VAs say Kikyou Ki-ki-you. -.-; Sesshomaru?s name usually gets butchered too, oh and they changed the name of his sword to make it easier to pronounce.
    Excuse my translation rants everyone. XP
     
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