WeissYohji
Still Mildly Glowing

I just saw the trailer for the new Sonic the Hedgehog movie, and I have mixed feelings about it.
For one, SONIC'S ARMS ARE NOT FUCKING BLUE! Why are they blue? They never were in any of the games other than Sonic Boom! His belly has always been beige, not white. And what's up with his teeth? They look WRONG.
Jim Carrey as Robotnik: While I'm no fan of an anti-vaxxer playing Robotnik, Jim Carrey's pure delivery works. But he looks too skinny. At least put him in a fat suit. Robotnik has always been fat.
Sonic says that he's there to save Earth. What the hell is he, then? An alien?
Also, WHY THE HELL IS THE MOVIE SET IN OUR WORLD? We've got plenty of continuities, all of which are based on the games. There's the '90s cartoons, which both bring something to the table. The goofy Sonic was funny for us '90s kids watching it while the dark SatAM Sonic was more plot-driven. And you had Jaleel "Urkel" White voicing Sonic in both of them. There's the Archie (U.S.) and Fleetway (UK) comics. The audience is also more comfortable watching CGI now than they were 20 years ago. Why not just make it a fully CGI film a la Pixar and set it in the same world as the games instead?
What is it about Hollywood that makes them unable to make a good adaptation of a video game and why? At the rate we're going, we'll end up with SINO: Sonic in Name Only!
For one, SONIC'S ARMS ARE NOT FUCKING BLUE! Why are they blue? They never were in any of the games other than Sonic Boom! His belly has always been beige, not white. And what's up with his teeth? They look WRONG.
Jim Carrey as Robotnik: While I'm no fan of an anti-vaxxer playing Robotnik, Jim Carrey's pure delivery works. But he looks too skinny. At least put him in a fat suit. Robotnik has always been fat.
Sonic says that he's there to save Earth. What the hell is he, then? An alien?
Also, WHY THE HELL IS THE MOVIE SET IN OUR WORLD? We've got plenty of continuities, all of which are based on the games. There's the '90s cartoons, which both bring something to the table. The goofy Sonic was funny for us '90s kids watching it while the dark SatAM Sonic was more plot-driven. And you had Jaleel "Urkel" White voicing Sonic in both of them. There's the Archie (U.S.) and Fleetway (UK) comics. The audience is also more comfortable watching CGI now than they were 20 years ago. Why not just make it a fully CGI film a la Pixar and set it in the same world as the games instead?
What is it about Hollywood that makes them unable to make a good adaptation of a video game and why? At the rate we're going, we'll end up with SINO: Sonic in Name Only!