Once among the worst, the movie Dragonball Evolution is now topped by Snow White on IMDb as an even more disliked live-action adaptation.

Dragonball Evolution remains the biggest single stain on the legacy of Akira Toriyama’s iconic series. Released in 2009 and starring Justin Chatwin as Goku, the film was a critical and ...

Oh right, how about a good story and good effects! Although we just posted a French trailer two days ago, another new US trailer for Dragonball Evolution has arrived this morning.

Dragonball: Evolution 2009, PG, 84 min. Directed by James Wong. Starring Justin Chatwin, James Marsters, Chow Yun-Fat, Jamie Chung, Emmy Rossum, Eriko Tamura, Randall Duk Kim.

Either way, today we've got a new French trailer for Dragonball Evolution courtesy of ComingSoon that shows a few new scenes and overall is just flashier than anything before.

That said, Dragonball: Evolution is perhaps the most successful live-action film to date to utilize costume, production and audio design – not to mention some inspired fight choreography – to ...

Dragonball: Evolution review What's the antonym for evolution? Reviews By Andrew Hayward published 11 April 2009 ...

One of the worst live-action movie adaptations of anime or manga in recent years was the thoroughly appalling Dragonball Evolution back in 2009. However, in an interesting move the writer that ...

A popular Japanese manga series gets a pleasing if paint-by-numbers live-action makeover in "Dragonball Evolution," which half-heartedly tries to keep the faith for its pubescent male fanbase.

Saying that something is better than the 2009 live-action Dragonball: Evolution movie is not exactly a compliment. There are car accidents I’d prefer to be in before watching that movie again ...

The Dragonball series seems to be as popular as ever, with games still hitting stores in a yearly fashion and selling well, and it has finally spawned a live-action film entitled Dragonball ...

Everyone hated 2009’s Dragonball Evolution, a movie with well OVER 9,000 things wrong with it, and which Anime News Network deftly described as “a clunky, tiresome, badly executed, horribly ...