CATDOLL: The original author of "Attack on Titan" talks about the live-action movie: Audiences accept the anger

The first part of the live-action movie adapted from the popular manga "Attack on Titan" was officially released on August 1. After the release, many viewers said that this work is an out-and-out horror film. There are mixed reviews for this work, and many fans have expressed their dissatisfaction and anger. For this reason, Isayama Hajime, the author of the manga "Attack on Titan", recently said: "We will accept everyone's anger and try our best to understand it."

Although this work is currently believed to have the potential to reach 5 billion yen at the box office, the character of Allen, played by Haruma Miura, has undergone significant changes, and some characters that were not in the original work have also made their debut, which has caused dissatisfaction and doubts among fans.

The sequel to the live-action movie "ATTACK ON TITAN END OF THE WORLD" was released in Japan on September 19

For this reason, Isayama Hajime said sincerely: "We have received a lot of opinions, and I think it is enough to show everyone what we want to express. We have discussed repeatedly with the director, screenwriter and producer, and got a lot of opinions and good proposals, and finally made the current pre- and post-parts. Therefore, regarding the thoughts and opinions raised by everyone who is looking forward to the work, whether it is praise or anger, we will accept and try our best to understand."

And because Isayama has been involved in the production of this live-action version since the early stages of planning, he is confident about this work: "If you are hesitant about whether to go to the cinema, you can also watch the trailer first. The trailer has already included all the highlights of the live-action movie "Attack on Titan". And the exciting developments in the second part also appear in the trailer, and we will try our best to show it to everyone without spoiling it. And if you have any ideas after watching the trailer and plan to go and see it, then please be sure to come to the cinema. The above is just my own wish, and I just hope that everyone can enjoy the fun of "Attack on Titan"."

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