Dragon Ball

Three are individual character posters, showing Justin Chatwin as Goku, the lead character, Chow Yun Fat as Master Roshi, Emmy Rossum as Bulma, and a fourth poster with Goku surrounded by the movie’s lovely ladies.Via IGN:

New images from James Wong’s “Dragonball” have popped up online courtesy of the site Civilized James, a Czech fansite for the actor James Marsters, who plays the villain Piccolo in the movie.

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You can read the full review for yourself over at AICN. Meanwhile, here are the highlights and lowlights:

The good:

- A 13-15 minute final fight between Goku and Picollo, which the reviewer describes as “fucking awesome” and “lot of blowing shit up, super cool flying scenes, awesome ki blasts.” I think he really liked it.
- Picollo (James Marsters) turns green at the end of the movie. A sticking point among many Dragonball fans after those images from the trailer surfaced, it would appear.
- Justin Chatwin as Goku turns into a 8-9 feet tall giant baboon when he looks at the moon. Huh? You wacky Japanese animators.

The bad:

- Characters not in the movie: Krillin and Tien.
- 22-23 minutes of high school bullshit.
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Dragonball has gotten a teaser trailer, which will be showing in front of “Max Payne” on October 17.  The teaser was recently shown at the Brand Licensing Europe 2008 , and some quick-thinking lad was able to capture it with his cellphone. It’s not the best of quality, but it’s definitely the same teaser from which images were leaked a little while back.

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Dragonball movie screenshots from the trailer have leaked online. The original screenshots surfaced over at Nerdorama.

The “Dragonball” trailer shows in front of Max Payne October 17, 2008, and opens wide April 3rd, 2009.

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 DBthemovie has gotten new Dragonball character poster featuring Emmy Rossum as Bulma

20th Century Fox will released the first trailer for the big screen adaptation of Dragonball attached to Max Payne, on October 17th.

Dragonball is written/directed by James Wong and stars Justin Chatwin, James Marsters, Jamie Chung, Emmy Rossum, Eriko Tamura, Joon Park, Chow Yun-Fat, Texas Battle, Randall Duk Kim and Ernie Hudson.

Opening on April 10, 09.