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Big news conglomerate IGN reports that the premier for the Dragoball live action movie has been moved closer by a couple of days. April 8 is the new date. Supposedly moved for strategical reasons the movie will be competing against the Hannah Montana movie that week. A smart move to make the movie look better? An all out competition with Hannah Montana for the bad movie crown? Only time will tell.

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Somehow, two weeks earlier than expected, the trailer for Dragonball’s been released online, and to nobody’s surprise it looks awful. I still don’t totally get why Mai’s there, but not Pilaf, and everyone who predicted that they’d Hollywood Romance up Goku and Bulma, give yourself a round of applause. See for yourself.

Holy magic dragon spheres! Hot off the juicy leaks oven come these images from what surely is the first trailer for the Dragon Ball Live Action Movie along with a poster showing a sexy-looking Bulma. In the trailer images we can see Goku sporting his much better known orange attire bearing Master Roshi’s school’s logo. We also see the first images of Piccolo and finally get an answer to the question of his skin color: not green.

I still dont know what to think of these but Piccolo looks uncomfortably similar to Ivan Ooze.

Click the images to view in a slightly larger version, sadly no hi-res images were leaked but we’re not complaining.

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The new issue of Shueisha’s Roadshow magazine has posted on-set images of the cast of the Dragon Ball movie. Pictured are Justin Chatwin as Goku, Emmy Rossum as Bulma, Chow Yun-Fat as Master Roshi, Joon Park as Yamcha, and Jamie Chung as Chi-Chi. The pictures are after the break.

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Well, there you have it. Justin Chatwin, as Goku. Doesn’t look too bad if you ask me, but time will tell. We can also look forward to the next issue of Weekly Young Jump for a full article about the upcoming movie, which premiers in Japan next March, and April here in the U.S. If nothing else, this is most certainly a step in the right direction. What do you guys think?

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