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		<title>Anime That I Think Would Make A Great Movie: Noir</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[At ACEN, I attended the Hollywood vs Otaku panel, and there was a lot of discussion on movies that might or might not make good (Hollywood?) movie adaptations. FWIW, I think that Noir would pretty much be a shoe-in for a great movie. Here&#8217;s my thinking: The plot allows for as many (or, for that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At ACEN, I attended the <i>Hollywood vs Otaku</i> panel, and there was a lot of discussion on movies that might or might not make good (Hollywood?) movie adaptations. FWIW, I think that <a href="http://fancruft.com/anime/noir/">Noir</a> would pretty much be a shoe-in for a great movie. Here&#8217;s my thinking:</p>
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<li>The plot allows for as many (or, for that matter, as few) action sequences as budget allows. Car chase with explosions? No problem. Shoot-outs? Gotta have shoot-outs. A special effects team could have fun with a live-action Noir, but could churn out stuff that&#8217;s been done before without serious detriment to the film.</li>
<li>The environment of Noir is varied but not too exotic. Hollywood has plenty of experience depicting locations like abandoned construction, European streets, casinos, and green rolling fields.</li>
<li>The plot is fairly easy to follow. No one should be walking out of the theater wondering what just happened. At the same time, it&#8217;s not too predictable: people who don&#8217;t know anything about Noir already should be in for a few surprises.</li>
<li>Noir reaches the fan base: it was a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noir_(anime)#Reception">very, very popular anime</a>.</li>
<li><img src="http://fancruft.com/thumbs/noir%201.png" alt="Mireille. " style="float: right;"/>Although almost everyone at the panel agreed that the use of &#8220;A-list&#8221; actors and the tendency to cast for really good looks is a net bad, it&#8217;d be trivial to cast a famous actress with super-model looks as Mireille. (Side note: Silence tells me that he thinks Sarah Michelle Gellar [Buffy the Vampire Slayer] would be good for this role)</li>
<li>A touch of the mystical: Les Soldats is an almost perfect movie-villain organization. They&#8217;re weird, mysterious, religious, and utterly unlike any real organization around. And their favorite mode of attack consists of swarms of MIB.</li>
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