When I saw the first Gantz film back in January, I was disappointed at its alterations from the source material. Upon further thinking, I realized that you can’t always compare a film to how it mimics ...

Being a long time fan of “Gantz,” Kenichi Matsuyama, and Japanese culture as a whole, I waited months for this film’s release. As the event was streamed into the theatre I watched with excitement as ...

The popular anime and manga property Gantz is one of the next possible titles to be adapted for a Hollywood live-action film, and there continue to be signs of hope. Somehow the news went unheard of ...

In the age of Hollywood anime and manga adaptations, we're starting to see traction for well-known Japanese IPs, and the next property slated to be adapted as a live-action film is the popular title ...

In the sequel (which was preceded, of course, by both Manga and Anime versions of Gantz) Kei Kurono (played by Kazunari Ninomiya) works with other players involved with Gantz to revive those who died ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "But that's what it's like in the source material!" is a frequently used defense of subpar film adaptations, but here's hoping ...

Matt Villei is a News Writer for Collider. Having a deep appreciation for the games, films, and books he experienced growing up, Matt wanted to learn the inner workings of how these media pieces were ...

Last night, we caught the world premiere of the live-action movie adaptation of Hiroya Oku’s manga Gantz. While a bit slow, Gantz could be the future of science-fiction films, and it’s only a matter ...

“But that’s what it’s like in the source material!” is a frequently used defense of subpar film adaptations, but here’s hoping Keiichi Sato and Yasushi Kawamura’s computer-generated “Gantz: O” ...

“But that’s what it’s like in the source material!” is a frequently used defense of subpar film adaptations, but here’s hoping Keiichi Sato and Yasushi Kawamura’s computer-generated “Gantz: O” ...