DorkyFresh
Sum Dum Goy
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*sigh* another person that likes to ASSUME...If you weren't expecting a damn near perfect transition, you wouldn't be complaining non-stop about it.
...i guess just because my ideal Goku isn't the one we're getting, it automatically means i want perfection.

btw, i don't consider wanting something to be perfect a bad thing. there's always compromise, but if you could have everything perfect then why is that such a bad thing?
lol @ you comparing Chatwin to the likes of Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford and Russell Crowe. first off, all of those men were already famous by the time they tackled those roles and had already done their fair share of action movies (yes, even Daniel Craig). they were practically GIVEN those roles based on their stardom while people in charge of casting for THIS movie, supposedly, auditioned lots of guys who wanted to play Goku. totally different sitations because Bond, Indy, and Maximus were all characters that depended partly on the actor's popularity. on the other hand, James Wong had the option of combing over thousands of young males who potentially have everything it takes to convey Goku on screen. second, those men never had to do any action sequences as demanding as martial arts fight sequences are. a foot chase, a sword fight, and cracking whips aren't exactly the same as lightning fast, intricate fight choreography. third, i didn't mean to emphasize that whoever is playing Goku should've had a martial arts background......but i'm sure there is a plethora of actors out there that have the other characteristics i listed (headstrong, in shape, and dynamic).I highly doubt that a lot of actors innately posses the main characteristics of those they play in films. To expect that they would is just ignorant. I guess you believe that Daniel Craig had incredible experience with melee combat before James Bond, or that Harrison Ford was a dandy with a whip before Indiana Jones? Do you really believe Russell Crowe was a swordsman when he got the role in Gladiator? I highly doubt any of these 3 guys picked up had experience with any of these before the films they did that involved them.
Heavy weights are slow fights with KO punches. Middle weights are pound fests of strength and speed, and light weights are generally heavy fast punches.
However, I enjoy watching powerful punches with speed, so Middle weights FTW!
definitely...middle weight fights are more exciting.





