so-called cultural differences

I dare not say it in the world, but "Dragon Ball" is definitely the most popular work since Japanese comics entered the country. At that time, the students lived frugally and spent almost all their pocket money on "Dragon Ball" comics. It's nice to have the latest "Dragon Ball" in your bag, because many people will ask you to borrow it. And the comics seem to never be finished, even from the introduction of many years behind until the domestic imported version is synchronized with the original Japanese version. It is such a work that is full of collective memories. If you want to adapt it into a movie, you have to take risks. And it turns out that the film's reputation and box office were a mess.
Not to mention the quality of the film, as far as the subject matter is concerned, it is obvious that the United States, as the main market, is not interested in it. It is conceivable that the popularity of this comic in North America is far less than that of "Batman" and "Spiderman". In Asia, the popularity is there, but unfortunately the whole structure of the film is a typical Hollywood type film, completely missing the oriental mystery and humor of the original work, and the adaptation of the script has also been criticized by die-hard fans. Some are added indiscriminately, so this film is destined to be unpleasant at both ends.
When I first watched the film, I thought it was pretty good. Although it was a vulgar boy's revenge story, the pictures and actions were still in the past. I didn't understand what the problem was until I watched it - it was too short! I thought it was because of R5, but the film length on IMDB is only 85 minutes, which is very abnormal. The plot for the first hour was very good. Watching the appearance of familiar characters, I thought that there would be a huge conspiracy or a super scene, but who knew that the film would end in a hurry. There is also this problem in the original work. The huge world view and more and more powerful enemies have made the comics fall into a vicious circle of more and more exaggeration. However, comics can be drawn endlessly, but movies are limited in length and have to have an ending. So, there is this half-hearted movie. The film, which claims to have invested 50 million US dollars, should have done better. The screenwriter obviously did not grasp the essence of the comics, and did not plan the comics as a whole. Instead, he wanted to shoot here to test the water, and he was self-righteous. A Hollywood type of film model, so that the film has the name of "Dragon Ball". The ending of the film was originally intended to whet the appetite of the audience and make a sequel, but looking at the box office, it is estimated that no investors are willing to make another film.
The main location of the film is in Mexico, I really doubt that the whole crew is A/H1N1.

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