I would love to see a short film or a TV special that would fill in the missing gaps between 2.0 and 3.0. They are making a manga called Evangelion: 3.0 (-120min.) which would fill in these gaps and would be around 24 minutes worth of animation if it were adapted into a short film (the film is 96 mi...

https://forums.lostmediawiki.com/thread/6926/rebuild-evangelion-saga-alternate-versions According to this Lost Media Wiki Forum post, the alternate versions of the films are lost, mostly theatrical releases and TV airings, with the only ones not lost being the ones released on home video. What is ve...

It is mentioned that the film was remastered in a 2048x858p resolution (2K CinemaScope) so the aspect ratio was not expanded to 1.90:1, 16:9 or 4:3 for IMAX for 3.333 and 3.0+1.0. Such a shame since Shin Evangelion (if it ever comes out here in IMAX) was the IMAX film I really wanted to see alongsid...

2007: I was 7 years old and I wasn't into anime. I never even saw a glimpse of Sonic X even though it was a show that child me probably would've been hooked to. 2009: 9 years old and still not into anime. 2012: Already into Studio Ghibli films (my only exposure to anime outside of shonen anime I was...

I'm betting Shin Evangelion would make even more money than Mugen Train since Evangelion is a mainstay in Japanese pop culture and the film is rated G compared to Demon Slayer's PG12 rating.

Studio Ghibli/Isao Takahata's The Tale of the Princess Kaguya is the longest animated film to be ever nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Oscars, where it was snubbed by the Academy in favour of Disney's Big Hero 6, which I liked but didn't deserve to win since there were tons of other better...

What I need to know is which company will license the film for an American release? It could either be FUNimation (who previously licensed the previous Rebuild films, though they let their licenses to 1.0 and 2.0 expire) or GKIDS (who will release Neon Genesis on Blu-ray in North America, and can pr...

Toho is also set to distribute Godzilla vs. Kong in March, the same month as the new Doraemon movie. Not that it stopped them before. After all, they released Shin Godzilla and Your Name. at the exact same day and both did really well at the Japanese box office, with Your Name. getting a boost from ...

What if they release 3.0+1.0 early on home video before it hits theatres but only as a physical 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray but no 2K Blu-ray or DVD? The reason being that 4K UHD is a bit harder to crack than 2K Blu-ray, 4K UHD drives being less common, and to get more people to upgrade to 4K UHD players. I...

Place your bets -- before or after Shin Ultraman ? For the pessimists -- before or after Uru in Blue ? Considering that Shin Ultraman has barely any new information since it's original announcement, I'm guessing that 3.0+1.0 would still come out first and Shin Ultraman will have more delays than Sh...

"Evangelion is a story that repeats" ~Hideaki Anno I don't think this new cycle will stick around very long, it's likely that most people who have wanted to see the show and EoE have now seen it. I've only been a fan since around 2016, and I managed to catch up to the rest of y'all by abo...

Got any news on this project? It's been almost one year since I got any new info. I really hope you're making good progress on that update. Also, I finally found legit copies of the Perfect Collection, and Vol. 1 is the fixed version with better video quality and Japanese text with forced English su...

This just in.
According to this Twitter user, the intermission was cut out from Death (True)².
https://twitter.com/SwiftSLawliet/status/1142369655413067776

Sometimes, the rights holders do not want to make a previous dub available; a famous example is Toei preventing Viz Media from releasing the Dic and Cloverway dubs of Sailor Moon. But it's very rare for the Japanese rights holder not to have the rights to an English language version (maybe somethin...

Guy Nacks#881483 wrote:If you ever go to Japan, you’ll find that matcha (green tea) ice cream is actually extremely popular. And it’s delicious. They even sell green tea Kit Kats, and they’re pretty good, too.

It's also popular here in the Philippines. I tried it and it's one of my favourite flavours.

The corresponding non-DTS release also has an option for stereo. Are you not aware of that? Or are you saying it's different somehow? The Renewal Feature Filml DVDs have the original theatrical Dolby Stereo (or Dolby Surround) mix, whether it's the regular or the DTS release. Regardless of which ve...

Thanks for the updates, I have been waiting for a long time. My bootlegs don't have DTS but at least the audio is apparently bit-perfect with the official DVDs (I compared the audio bitrates with the official bitrates in Svenge's Compendium, and it has a Dolby Surround flag). I wish I can sync the P...

Toho and Toei distributing a film together would be like Disney and Warner Bros. working together in one film (oh wait, The Prestige opened with the Touchstone Pictures (Disney's former label for less-kid-friendly films) logo and the Warner Bros. logo, while it's distributed by Disney in the US and ...

Even if the Platinum Edition was my introduction to Evangelion, I watched my Perfect Collection bootlegs so many times that it's the version of Evangelion that's ingrained into my mind. I just discovered this change in Episode Twenty Five: Unaltered (Perfect Collection): https://i.imgur.com/Ch5J7Lz....

Toho and Toei working together, this is something I never thought I would see.