We are not just Alita fans, we are Alita advocates
“What I think the Alita Army should do is keep peppering our family now at Disney and [let them know] how important it is to have another Alita movie and hopefully we’ll venture there one day.” – film producer Jon Landau
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Comment under the tweet below:
FUN FACT: Seen the Alita: Battle Angel movie? This Hollywood hit is actually based on the 90s manga Battle Angel Alita and the OVA titled Battle Angel.
— Anime News Network (@Anime) February 24, 2021
What was your favorite part of the movie? Let us know in the comments! pic.twitter.com/zI78NxY8cW
How It Should Have Ended (HISHE) is a popular web series on YouTube with animated videos that can reach thousands of people. If we could get them to make a video about Alita it would be great exposure for her. There are a number of ways we can get their attention. You can try one or all of these methods:
1. Tag HISHE in a tweet asking them to make a video about Alita
2. Go to their “Contact Us” page and send a request by email. The link is here: https://www.howitshouldhaveended.com/about
3. Comment in the following Twitter thread where we have already begun asking them for a video about Alita:
How Wonder Woman 1984 Should Have Ended is now on YouTube:https://t.co/YrqozT6U9U#WW84 #WonderWoman1984 #HISHE pic.twitter.com/mHEAwJHCtX
— HowItShouldHaveEnded (@TheHISHEdotcom) February 11, 2021
4. Ask them in the comment section of their most recent video, linked below:
That should just about cover it. Let’s hope they hear us and respond with a “yes”.
Join us this Saturday at 7:00 pm EST as we discuss the commonalities between Alita, Riddick, and John Carter Of Mars.
Did you like Pitch Black (and Riddick) and/or John Carter? Can you spot any similarities in the main characters & their movies fortunes?
Our very own wordsmith Ray Duell wrote a piece for Comic Watch about the Alita Anniversary celebration on February 14. The Alita Army will be taking to social media on the second anniversary of the U.S. release of Alita: Battle Angel to share their love of the film and to let the film studio know that we still want an #AlitaSequel!
Read Ray’s commentary at the following link: https://comic-watch.com/news/commentary-valentines-day-is-more-than-chocolates-and-roses-for-the-alitaarmy-alitaanniversary-2-0/amp
We’re coming up on the 2nd anniversary of the U.S. release of Alita: Battle Angel. Join us on Twitter (or other social media) and share your love of one of @JimCameron‘s most amazing films. What does the film mean to you? Post using the hashtag “#AlitaAnniversary” on February 14.
Those who look beyond the astonishing CGI in Alita: Battle Angel know that there is a poetic nature in its storytelling. Come discuss it with us Saturday, February 6, at 4:00 pm EST.
What’s your favorite part of #Alita’s storytelling? Comment and let us know!
Starship SN8/SN9 MR "ALL OR NOTHING" final Test flight!!!🚀🥳
— dylandorveecreations (@DJD_Creations) February 3, 2021
I launched my Starhip one last time this past weekend in anticipation of SN9 taking flight! For bolth my Starship and the real ones, rest in pieces SN8/SN9….ON TO SN10!!!🚀 @elonmusk @Erdayastronaut #sn8 #sn9 #sn10 pic.twitter.com/X15ixkgkm7
Gamerant gives their list of the top 10 dystopian and cyberpunk films – Alita is #9.
“There are plenty of action scenes in this movie, and Alita turns out to be a very interesting and likeable character.”
You can read the entire article at the following link: https://gamerant.com/best-films-dystopian-cyberpunk-futures-ranked/amp/
Mike Reyes of Cinemablend tells us why he believes that not only is this the best time for Alita to go to another film studio but there is reason to hope that it could happen.
“Paramount’s recent acquisition of Spamalot, after the fully-developed picture languished on the Disney lot, shows that both parties might be amenable to future deals. But Paramount adding pieces of the Fox apparatus one by one feels like the reunion of former co-workers, which could make for promising developments in the world of Alita: Battle Angel if the fans are loud enough.”
Read the entire article at following link: https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2562228/why-now-would-be-a-great-time-for-the-alita-sequel-to-get-picked-up-by-another-studio
Inspired by a mysterious Alita: Battle Angel poster stapled to a poll by an unknown person, the Alita Army is finding people around the world to help put Alita flyers up in time for the two-year anniversary of the release of Alita in theaters. The original tweet mentioned can be seen below:
I found *another* one. Look, guys, I want a sequel to #Alita just as much as anybody, but… Alita: Battle Angel army really goes hard huh pic.twitter.com/757BXIJRfj
— Cazzy Star (@Cazzy) January 30, 2021
Inspired by this, @Foxfire40900590 organized a campaign to have people around the world post (and hand out) Alita flyers, with the most recent ones featuring the date of the Alita anniversary. Perhaps, you might want to join in. See further details at the tweet below:
The first Alita posters for the Alita Anniversary appeared in Karachi & Hyderabad, Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/P7nseqwd5x
— Foxfire 🇩🇪 #AlitaArmy #SnyderCut (@Foxfire40900590) February 1, 2021
UPDATE: Someone on Twitter appreciates the flyers that were put up for the 2nd Alita Anniversary.
Big fan of whoever is celebrating the second anniversary of the release of Alita: Battle Angel pic.twitter.com/fEg3bG8Fhd
— Rory Dunn (@TheTrueRory) March 3, 2021
