There hopefully after reading the comic and comparing it to the trailer some anons can really understand just how insulting this adaptation is. Not only from deviating so much from the source material but by doing so in a way that goes against the themes of the book.

>>33985 After reading the comic and watching the trailer, I see your point. Feels more like some weird ass action movie rather than the story of a second generation Chinese kid growing up in the US. Thanks for the storytime, by the way, I enjoyed it.

Who cares about asian people at this point? Everything its about niggers, being worshiped or hated, I think the only attention that asians get its being fetishized by white nationalists (ignoring companies trying to appeal to the CCP).

>>33985 I already read the book a while ago, so it's nice to see this again but storytimed. It's certainly not gonna have the separate stories later woven together since one of them involves the Ruvable Chin-Kee. >>33988 Vocal political people that live in the cities, most notably in the West Coast and up in Canada are concerned; they conveniently live almost near a lot of those production studios as well. Reminder that Turning Red was over a year ago btw.

For those who don't know or forgot, we have a gallery button that makes reading story-time comics much easier.

>>33990 Oh cool, I legit didn't know that was there! And wow, that trailer bears almost nothing in common with the comic, it looks like such a generic 'teen learns he has special powers and has to save the day from ancient bad guy'.

>>33991 Crazier is Jin isn't even the main character in the movie either. He's the slave boy serving Monkey King's son. So many bizarre decisions made here for what's originally a simple slice of life project. Albeit with mystical elements sprinkled in. But it was never an action heavy MCU bait story.

>>33991 >>33992 Well what do you expect its Disney. They don't even respect Marvel enough to properly adapt them despite the MCU being their biggest moneymaker in film. I'm more curious how the hell this ended up in the hands of Disney, this comic book doesn't fit them at all. Did fox or another company purchase the series rights and Disney purchase them afterwards?

i like this story, was very good. i dislike the trailer, it tells me superficial understanding of story. i fear series will unfortunately overtake novel.

Just finished reading the story, it was quite nice, simple and to the point, I liked how all three stories converged at the end. Then I watched the trailer from Disney and it's like a totally different story, and it will probably be a worse product overall.

>>33993 >Well what do you expect its Disney

>>33999 >mulan i remember a bootleg movie in which she tries to do some archery as a kid and fails, then later there on in the movie there is something about a dragon or something, im not even sure if it was actually mulan due to the bootleg nature of it

>>34010 I think maybe his point is that Disney already doesn't respect myth stories or maybe that Disney had the ability to make good movies based on myths. The latter can't be right though because anon used the remake Mulan poster.

Thank you OP... liked the story, the deep message of love yourself is deep Suzy is the best girl And holy donkey fucking shit the trailer is pure generic cancer that you might find on dinsey XD or any other shitty channel. >from the creators of bing bong and the 10 ding dogs This explains a lot of stuff.....