We are not just Alita fans, we are Alita advocates
“Produced by sci-fi legend James Cameron and directed by grindhouse stalwart Robert Rodriguez, Alita: Battle Angel is a high-octane, sci-fi thrill ride.”
Digital Trends
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https://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/best-new-movies-to-stream-this-week/?amp
March 18 (or even 17 based on your time zone), 2019 is when we started going by “the Alita Army” and using the hashtag “#AlitaArmy”. Even before we took up the name, we were a group of fans fervently supporting and promoting the Alita: Battle Angel movie.
We’ll be around for as long as Alita needs us, maybe longer. An #AlitaSequel would be terrific but we’d prefer an #AlitaTrilogy at least. Let’s try to have another great year of positively supporting our Battle Angel and each other.
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Alita: Battle Angel makes the list.
Through the use of beautiful and hyper-realistic CGI, Alita: Battle Angel has some of the most well crafted and thought out action set pieces in any movie that came out during its year of release.
Cinemablend
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The conference theme, Next Data Decade, was around the power of data to advance human progress. Read the entire article at the link below:
Live Actors, Real Props: Dell Hosts a Launch Event at Troublemaker Studios
ALITA NEEDS YOUR VOTES
Media Play News presents the Home Media Awards. Alita: Battle Angel is nominated for several categories like Best AV quality, Best 4K UHD BR Disk, Best SciFi Home Release. Voting is open until April 3rd. Vote at the link below:
Voting Is Open for the 2020 Home Media Awards
Alita: Battle Angel is #9
“Robert Rodriguez delivered a surprisingly big budget adaptation of the Gunnm manga, and it was actually quite good. It has cyborg hitmen, the floating cities of the rich, the ancient fighting style of Panzer Kunst, and Christoph Waltz trying his best to convince the world that he can wield a giant CGI rocket pickaxe.
After a disappointing return at the box office, a sequel to Alita seems unlikely, but with a loyal and vocal fanbase, we can only dream that we will see the big eyed warrior take on the elitist city Zalem and Nova along with it.”
What Culture
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Before our Alita: Battle Angel watch party began, we spoke to voice actor David Sobolov and asked him questions about his experience working on the Alita film. It was a great interview and a fun watch party. The video is linked below:
Now, we wait for someone who is a right fit to be selected.
Critical Blast held a contest that some of us voted in, and in the category of Best Film Actor of 2019, Rosa Salazar unfortunately didn’t win but she did make the top 5 with Joaquin Phoenix, Keanu Reeves, Brie Larson, and Taron Edgerton.
See the full article at the link below:
http://www.criticalblast.com/articles/2020/03/04/no-joke-joaquin-phoenix-nabs-best-film-actor-2019
MMA fighter, Liza Verzosa, spoke with Drake Riggs of mymmanews.com:
“As for the “Battle Angel” moniker, it comes from the 1990s manga series which was recently turned into a feature film as of 2019, Alita: Battle Angel. Verzosa found herself connecting with the character and her spirit for fighting. Therefore the nickname was adopted.”
mymmanews.com
Who says Alita doesn’t inspire women? See more at the link below:
Silence in Violence: Lisa ‘Battle Angel’ Verzosa seeks Invicta FC crown
