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Fantastic news for fans of BIOSHOCK!!!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. If you own or have been in the immediate vicinity of an XBOX 360 in the last year you've probably played BIOSHOCK. If you haven't, BIOSHOCK was one of the coolest releases on any platform last year.
The game opens with an ocean plane crash. You control the one survivor as he's adrift. As the wreckage of his plane sinks he sees a small, rocky island... weirdly, there's an art deco style building.
You come to find that there was a civilization that created an underwater city in the '30s... until something went horribly wrong. Gene splicing, steampunk, mutants, super powers... it's all here, but with an amazingly beautiful art deco '30s era backdrop and music.
It's been known that the adaptation rights were scooped up, but the big news today is that a director has been attached. Universal brought none other than Gore Verbinski (PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN series) in to direct and AVIATOR scripter John Logan is in talks to write the screenplay.
I am stoked for this. It's a helluva game, with a fantastic visual signature... and now a visionary director is attached. That automatically negates cries of "it can't be done! Video games don't work as movies!" The man turned a theme park ride into a fantastic series!
On behalf of all Bioshock fans, I say, "Mr. Verbinski. Would you kindly make a kick-ass movie?"
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YES!
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YES!
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I freaking loooved this game. I would love to see another game as well. This movie can't come out soon enough.
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Oh HELL YEAH! This has one of the best stories out of any game I've played, and I always thought was a natural for adaptation into film. Anyone who owns a 360 or PC, would you kindly do yourselves a favor and check this game out?
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In fact, I didn't realize there were anymore interesting video games. Video games being "the new book" you see...
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This is the guys responsible for such "hits" as Star Trek: Nemesis, The Time Machines, and Bats. Hopefully there is a co-writer or script doctor to clean up this guy's mess.
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if it doesn't have the golf club scene verbaiten, then it will be shit.
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no one is a fan of this
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One of my favorite directors tackles the difficult art of video game adaptation, but I have full faith in him.
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i smell mediocre cg fest....i cant wait to see the awesome ending! snore.
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Now if only they'd make Ultra Violet into a game!So since I don't have BioShock, should I wait until it comes to a theatre before I play the game, or should I play the game to prepare for the movie?!Someone please help!
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Will it be of the Great Pirates 1 or middling Pirates 2 Gore? Or will it be the Whatthefuck Pirates 3, Mouse Hunt and The Mexican Gore? So, no, i don't think it "negates" the fact that there hasn't been a quality video game adaptation yet. And I'm using Fact in the Newtonian sense of the word.
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play the game
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but I really have no desire to see it done as a movie. I loved it mostly for how immersive it was. Still, if it's good, I'll be happy. I'm not *against* it being made, I just... don't really care. Verbinski is a nice choice, though.
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Give 'em the combo! Zap 'em, then whack 'em... the one-two punch!
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movies can be immersive too. Especially horror. So if he can pull that immersion factor off, it could be cool.
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It was a great game. All the while playing it I kept thinking. What a great movie this would make.
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I always thought Ed Norton could play the lead. Not that you even see the main characters face in the game. The ending needs to be tweaked though. For such a great ride, the end of the game was horrible.
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John Hillerman from Magnum P.I.
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...and afterwards can we have a Half-Life movie? And a decent Lara Croft movie with Rhona Mitra? And a Doom movie that isn't crap?<p.Thanks, Movie-Santa!
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May 09, 2008 2:11:47 AM CDT
Please, please, please, be good.
by the guy who slept through everything.
Please.
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that story was custom tailored for the videogame medium. while it has its faults, it has its virtues too and nothing interesting about it translates into a film. just the generic sci/fi bits you can find in a million books. sigh.
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I actually wrote a thesis paper on turning Bioshock into a movie for one of my courses this year... this is good news, but they're going to have to make changes to the last act or it's going to blow. The twist that launches that third act is one of the greatest moments in all of gaming... but god damn it leads into a weak finale.
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with barnacle covered corpses and the like. Very good match between director and project, should be a GREAT movie.
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You know he'd do an awesome job.
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oh wait, its called "DEATH RACE 2000" now.
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...or overblown crap like POTC 3. POTC 2 on the other hand fucking rocked!
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hopefully he'll use the powers he used while making The Ring and Pirates 1.
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...make a movie that doesn't suck? Awesome game. Hopefully it doesn't get Resident Evil'd...
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...and how am I supposed to go and buy the crappy game tie-in to the movie?
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The last time I checked, Verbinski was a studio hack helming big-budget extravaganzas that are heavy on CGI and light on script. His most successful films are either based on theme park rides or Japanese films. And now he's doing a fucking videogame adaptation. Seriously, this guy's about as visionary as Brett Ratner. Save the term "visionary" for the scant few who've earned it... like David Lynch. Verbinski's a workman that sure as hell doesn't qualify.
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X-box and HD-DVD rule!!!...FTW!!!...I don't really live in my mom's basement watching tentacle porn...woe is me and my brethren...that means all of you in this thread...
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One of the things that contributed most to Bioshock's wonderful atmosphere was the fact that there were no cutscense. You discovered everything for yourself and you took control for almost every part of the game (ironic - and probably deliberately so - given the main theme that emerges while you're playing). When you get near Ryan's office and see the writing and the photographs on the wall and hear the audio diary of the doctor manipulating that little boy, it's never like you have to stop and sit back. I don't know how well that would lend itself to a film adaptation.For me, this was a breakthrough game which distinguished the medium from film because of the way it's presented.
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especially since the fact that i hate most FPS.This was the first one that didn't give me nausea.Unfortunatley it doesn't have the replay value like say, call of duty 4 but still a unique game and for you PS3 fanboys, it should be available for sony's console this fall.As for the movie, well it's apparent that hollywood has ran out of original ideas. what's next a gears of war movie?
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I think that given the right amount of time and setting, this could work out brilliantly. The biggest issue being that most fanboys are going to hate any kind of adaptation of it.
The fact is, unless they radically change the story, it won't work at all as a movie. The character will need to meet with most of the leads, as well as the non-splicer denizens of Ratpture. It will require a POTC size budget to realize the amazing look of the game on celluloid. -
must be disturbing
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Why get a horrible director when Uwe is available? If you want bad, go bad all the way!
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Half Life 1&2 >>>>> Bioshock. Such a great game coupled with an incredible story and characters. They need to make a movie now!
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May 09, 2008 3:41:27 AM CDT
The story is influenced by the works of Ayn Rand & George Orwell
by orionsangels
Really all the sort of utopian and dystopian writings of the 20th century. stem cell research and Logan's Run as well.
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Is an immersive world and impressive in its depth for a video game, but I can't see them translating Gordon (a protagonist who is effectively a blank slate for the player to project upon) well at all.
Bioshock is artistically interesting and Gore a capable director, so colour me interested. I'd prefer a Lynch directed Silent Hill 2 with no studio interference though. -
except that everyone's whose played the game knows its big twist.
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You, the protagonist, are alone. I'm willing to bet they'll add some shitty extra characters to go through the place with the main guy. *sigh*
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I just get the feeling we will be getting a PG-13 movie.
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Even if it's PG-13, I loved Aviator (the guy must be familiar with that era after having done that), it's one of my favorite films. And Verbinski's probably the best director for this.I don't think I've ever been so satisfied with a movie getting off the ground like this.
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FUCK ME RIGHT NOW BECAUSE ITS FUCKING BIOSHOCK how cool is it. needs to be R-RATED and serious no making fun of itself. it can work they got the material already they just need good execution. the main character needs to be a good actor, and the villain Andrew Ryan needs to be IDK who do u think it should be?
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Sure Bioshock is a good game, certainly it's a beautiful game to look at, but I'd hardly call it a great game. It's like an exceptionally handsome version of Deus Ex set underwater.
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No need to make a movie of it, jeez..
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First time for everything.
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Mark my words.
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i like verbinski but this game plays too much like a cartoon. It lacks that "edge" that a movie would need. "Oh, killing little girls with your hands isn't an edge?" you're probably saying. It's not that, it's the way it's presented. I guess I wanted this game to have more of an "Aliens" feel. And instead it had a safe cartoon feel, so tht you knew in the end, everything was going to be all right. I would not be surprised at all if you saw Verbinski drop off thi in a month or two.
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Its a great game and it won't translate. I never post on this site, but this made me so mad. This movie will have the Dane Cook effect on the game. It'll be overexposed and soon youll be talking about how great the game is at a party and some chick whose only seen the movie will come along ruin the whole thing. You know what I'm talking about.
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He can turn a videogame into one as well.
The creature/charecter on the front of the game box looks like that ghost from Scooby Doo on roids. -
WTF?
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http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117985365.html?categoryid=13&cs=1
I've got some hope for this. Says they are working with Ken Levine and Take-Two to insure the movie is quality. I don't see it being PG-13. It's not a story for kids, anyway. I just hope they don't greenscreen the whole thing and actually build some physical sets. Oh yeah, and Jason Statham as Jack. -
For me, it's still a video game movie. Every single video game movie ever made has been forgettable, one-dimensional fluff. Verbinski has proven himself capable of great spectacle, but this seems a misfire.
I'm sure the game is fantastic (I've seen a bunch of screenshots), but this is the thing: games are games. They're fun to play but not to watch if you're not playing. -
i know because i read it in the NYT:
http://tinyurl.com/52n5u7
seriously, i thought this article was an april fool's joke. I like me Arcanum and Art Deco Ayn Rand theme parks as much as anyone, but these people are walking jokes.
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Verbinski has already proved that he can do great stuff, but I can't think of any good thing that John Logan wrote.
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I can't fault BioShock's story with its cool pulp setting and kick in the groin to the silliness of libertarianism, but as a game it was little more than a Doom clone, with repetitive levels, not-particularly great AI (enemies run right at you) and virtually no replayability (unless your life is so boring you play through the whole game again just to see a different, one-minute ending.) That said, I think the story is strong enough for movie treatment in the rights hands, although I hated all three Pirates movies -- which were little more than three-hour Xena, Warrior Princess shows with pirates instead of greeks.
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Some guy wrote a script sample for a Half-Life flick. http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=638985
I still want to see that Peter Jackson/Weta-produced Halo movie. I imagine there seems little chance of it happening at the moment - which is insane given the success of Halo 3. -
woo boy, this could be all sorts of fun. Like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea fun. Here's to hoping that they don't tone it down for a PG-13 rating, because the game is dark and twisted as all fuck.
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May 09, 2008 7:27:31 AM CDT
David Strathairn (Did I spell that right?)...
by slyandthefamilystallone
should play Ryan.
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This post has SPOILERS for those who haven't played.
That's another great story waiting to be told. The downfall of Rapture. Sure, we know the bare bones of it, but the introduction and the send-off of the main character into the plane. Great things could be done with that. -
then superhero movies. and that's saying something.
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Make this movie rock Mr Verbinski?
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I arrived kind of late to the party. But I have to say it's a fucking brilliantly conceived and executed game. Probably one of the most atmospheric games I've ever played, and I've played a ton. (I still have my Atari 200 kicking around)
I have big faith in Verbinski as a director. I really liked the Pirates series (yeah, a bit uneven, but consistently delivered good times)
So to wake up to this news FUCKING ROCKS. I can't wait for this, and Bioshock 2.
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Great game, ironically with a better plot and themes than a lot of films I have seen lately, but given the unwieldy mess the last two POTC flicks were, I am less than excited about the choice of director. As always, however, I'll give it a chance to be great.
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so chances are i'll enjoy this more than most of you who love it. hate to say it, but its true.
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Probably will still be waiting for a while.
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That could be fun.
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and The Aviator. Dude can write a script. This should kick seven kinds of ass...now, wouldja kindly begin with the casting choices? Roger Allam for Ryan (though I like David Strathairn as well) and Russell Crowe for Atlas...and let's get Dakota Fanning in there as one of the Little Sisters!
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May 09, 2008 8:29:30 AM CDT
I am waiting for Star Wars: Episode One: The Game: The Movie
by darfurontherocks
It could happen...
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So far as the game went, it sure looked great. Can't say I was blown away by anything other then the setting and story. GV is a pretty great director for it I think. The Pirates movies are actually great visually.
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, but I'm going to 2nd the demand for a System Shock movie. It's basically the same set up but it's got Shodan! The only thing wrong with Bioshock was... it didn't have Shodan!
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Half-Life (and the whole series after it) was the first FPS that really made a thing about total immersion in the character, with no cutscenes, and it went one better in really disguising the fact that it was divided into 'levels' at all, but seemed like a continuous environment.Not trying to take anything away from BioShock, it was a great game with a wonderful style all its own, but it did occur to me when I played it what a debt it owed to Half-Life. Then again, I never played System Shock, so maybe it could be argued that Looking Glass started that trend off anyway.
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You have to register your ticket with 2K Games before you're allowed in the theater, and you can only watch the movie twice.
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...in years. Gans took the source material and made an exceptional and surreal nightmare put to film. Proof positive that films based on games don't have to suck.
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This movie was tailor made for him. I think Gore is highly overrated. Without Johnny Depp those pirates movies wouldn't be half as fun to watch. I, Robot was lame but Proyas will always be held in high esteem for Dark City.
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Sounds like a PS3 fanboy to me...
One of the best games I have played. Not so sure about the movie. Video game to movie is like gravity. Seldom proven wrong... It will most probably follow all it's video game to movie brothers into Suckville. -
and delicatessen would've been a better choice but Gore isn't bad either.
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Didn't think I wanted a BioShock movie, but this got me interested. Gore is a swell guy.
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This'll probably be terrible.
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HALO is a more popular game and had Peter Jackson and WETA behind it of all people. Really? Wow.
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regarding video games-to-films. But this news is intriguing. Definitely a cool game, and a director who is good with otherwordly images and tone. Consider me interested.
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Dakota Fanning. guys can anyone tell me whether when u played did you ever kill the little sisters. i havent finished the game yet almost there but not killing them made it harder for me. i wanted to but i couldnt.
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No thank you. Verbinski is a good choice, if he can blend up the Ring and the first POTC to make a delicious Bioshock milkshake.
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Bloated as it was in places, if the worst thing you can say about a film(s) is that it tries to tell too much story there are worse offenses. Each Pirates movie had a different vibe and I was never sure where the story or the characters would ultimately lead. That said, Bioshock in Gore's capable hands could be brilliant but the film needs to be R-rated, like the game.
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to me this is a step backwards. interactive entertainment - especially of that caliber - trumps any film adaptation that can happen. Why watch the same damn story unfold when you can be a part of it?
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great finish, Quint.
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The guys who made Bioshock are developing a sequel to X-Com.
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detailing the high-jinks of a golf course in an underwater city. Call Kenny Logins...
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Verbinski needs to bring his Pirates crew on this. His nautical set pieces and effects are amazing, and I think he has the right sense of cinematography.
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The plot of the game worked very well for the game, but It wouldn't translate into a movie... without adding support character... therefore changing the plot (I.E. DOOM).
I hope they do with what they did pirates, take the setting, take important elements... but make this a different chapter in the life (or death) of Rapture. If this movie was about some of Atlas's Rebels... or some of Ryans people. I think it would be AWESOME, if it was about a team of scientists that just made the move to rapture, just as it started to fall apart... they would be Plasmid free, have the element of "Awe" about them, but would be able to see the level of corruption on both sides of the fight. -
You actually get a little bit more Adam if you spare them. As well as a few powerful plasmid gifts. The only way to get 1000 achievement points (for the 360) is to spare them so you can get the Hypnotize Big Daddy plasmids.
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I know that hyperbolic statements are the backbone of AICN, but this is a little too much, even for me. Hopefully the upcoming movie will force me to complete the game and save me 10 bucks in the process. As long as they don't give MGS to Jon Favreau or Tim Story I guess it's ok...
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You're right, Half Life broke that wall long before Bioshock and it's an amazing series. I must confess that I played Bioshock first though (still haven't played HL1 and bought the organge box last year) so Bioshock was my first experience in that regard.
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On Game Trailers they have an interview with Uwe Boll on their Bonus Round program and he said he wouldnt be interested in making Bioshock as it had no story. Now, anyone who has played Bioshock, read that aloud to yourself and try not to laugh at the man who translated Dungeon Seige, Bloodrayne, Postal and Far Cry into films saying Bioshock has no story. Anyway I have no desire to see this made into a movie, but whatever i'll roll with and probably see it.
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Why is this even remotely good news. The Pirate movies were by and large shit.
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That's a choice, and until we have the opinion-o-cinema we won't be able to make it for him like in the game
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...popcultural phenomenon only because of Johnny Depp's performance, (Kinda like what happened to The Crow, only that this one became a success because of Lee's tragic death.) but that doesn't make them bad movies. And Verbinski is one of the reasons why they are so great.
Seriously, if you can't appreciate the POTC movies, you are one sad bastard, and probably even bitch about the Indy 4 trailer looking "too slow". Go enjoy your DVDs of 300 and Die Hard 4.0. -
he played BioShock a lot.
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1.)Someone told me that Part 1 sucks because "These skeletons aren't all that scary".
2.) Part 3 is full of plotholes and doesn't make any sense. (Next time try WATCHING the movie.) -
STUPID MARIO KART RACING DOOM SH... oh, wait...
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It's fucking fantastic news! Loved the game, can't wait for the movie. Should be great and should turn a lot of heads.
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And didn't collect any of the audio. And was playing Mr. Do.
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GTA is inspired by movies! That wouldn't make any sense! Maybe GTA4, but I can think of better franchises ready for adaptation by greedy studios. You'd only be dissapointed anyway. It would never live up to your expectations of a GTA movie.
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Why? It has one of the best twists in any game I've played. Plus, its down-right fucking creepy. Junky splicers climbing up walls, zombie children drinking the 'blood' of victims plus a woman cradling a revolver in her carriage like its her baby. Great game.
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That would make an awesome movie. I know someone optioned the rights and proposed Djimon Honsou. Just pull a "300" and charge this one full of testosterone and let 'er rip. You telling me a man single handedly wasting the Hydra wouldn't kick ass?
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You bitches know it to be true !!!!
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for someone to mention the adaptation of Silent Hill. I rented it again a couple of weeks ago, and although the visual atmosphere/make ups are effective the story sucks all kinds of ass.As far as Bioshock goes, it is an excellent first person shooter, but so was Doom, and look how that turned out. Why not adapt the best selling franchise across the boards, Grand Theft Auto (which I'm in the midst of). The only reason no studio would touch it is because the main "hero" is a criminal (although I'm sure they'll have him pay for his sins in the end).
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In GTA the car theft is a game mechanic, but the story is your average, often cliched caricature comedic thing that's available in all other movies without anything to distinguish itself. There's nothing stand out about it... If there was any film that could have considered 'Grand Theft Auto' as the title it would be 'Gone in 60 Seconds' because it actually deals with stealing cars on a grand scale. But to make an actual GTA game based on the games themselves would be just as good as making a typical crime/mob story and calling it 'Guns.'
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in GTA that are the bulk of the action, and they are of the generic sort. Rob a warehouse, chase down someone, steal a truck of drugs, rescue a kidnap victim, etc. They are fun to play, but are generic material for film. The characters are the meat of the game though, with their own motivations and characteristics. They too are perhaps a bit cliche for a film...the dirty dealing cop, the hopped crime boss, etc. And you know what? Thats what makes it a fun game, playing with these stereotypes that are so well known. Perhaps Hollywood should just leave well enough alone and realize that videogames and movies exist in their own seperate universes, and games should be games and movies should be movies. Not to be confused with a movie adapted to a game (which the good ones can be counted on one hand).
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May 09, 2008 3:43:46 PM CDT
Ah, for *true* FPS vertigo, try "Dark Corners of the Earth"!
by jackpumpkinhead
http://callofcthulhu.com/forums/index.php?showforum=3
The moment when the player sneaks above the Deep Ones in an old ruined attic and gets the vertigo attack literally made me dizzy. A wonderful game, possibly the best FPS game ever made, and definitely the best adaptation of Lovecraft in any media, but those effects were goddamn infuriating.
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A PG-13 Bioshock movie wouldn't even scratch the surface of that disturbing, very adult game.
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Nothing more satisfying than possessing the minds of your enemies and causing them to mow down some enemy soldiers. Or better yet, commit suicide in some strange manner..walking into machinery,etc.
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The game storyline itself is basically you just killing your way to the top; thats not a movie. The meat of the story is all in the audio recordings and if you try to dramatize those instead you have no sympatheic hero!
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youtube it...
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BS was the first FPS I have beaten without suffering from nausea/vertigo.And from that game, i have moved on to Jericho,COD4,Frontlines,Resistance FOM (now that's a Movie that should be made.)and of course Halo 3.so it's safe to play FPS for the most part.And BTW who takes Boll seriously? this fucker has no cred whatsoever.i'm sure game companies are steering clear from this hack, especially after fuckups like AITD,HOTD,and of course Bloodrayne.
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seriously.
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Although maybe the studios won't be?
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May 09, 2008 6:50:34 PM CDT
Can't possibly be anything other than the best video game film e
by tht3000
But that's not saying much, though. I'm still very hopeful.
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I can't believe someone other than me played Dark Corners of the Earth :) I no-longer feel alone ;)
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May 09, 2008 8:16:23 PM CDT
HOW IS THIS FANTASTIC NEWS FOR FANS?
by guy who got a headache and accidentally
The best part of Bioshock was the whole thing not being in control of yourself, freewill etc., bullshit, In a movie you're only WATCHING, you never in control, what's the fucking point?
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Seriously, get those 2 on board and I'm in. By the way... they could probably pick up the nicer parts of Golden Compass's set for pretty cheap by now... They used One from the Heart's neon to make Blade Runner remember
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SPOILERS************
Just by the fact that very few people in this Talk Back have even mentioned the whole freewill thing proves why its being made. Chances are people played 2 hours of the game and never even got to the "twist". The game looks cool so they think it would make a good looking movie. But yeah I have a feeling that a very large amount of people did not understand Bioshock. -
So it looks like hollywood is finally going to sink some real money into a game to movie adaptation. Bah. Who am I kidding? It will suck. Oh yea Skimm I agree with you on Psi ops. Really fun game that didn't get the credit it deserved.
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own an XBox 360. It's more of the same but I doubt if any other shooter will compete with all the intense battle scenes. Bring this shit sooner Cliffy B!!
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If they turn this into a movie, then we should see the following: The Splicers will be turned into mindless CGI monsters, ala "I Am Legend". Dr. Tenenbaum will be young, pretty and become the main character's love interest. For comedic purposes, a sidekick will be thrown in that will be either a fiesty robot, a jittery mechanic or even a "cute" smaller version of a Big Daddy (which will be referred to as "Little Daddy" - Haha!). The whole thing will end with Rapture exploding and the hero (and companions) running from a giant ball of fire in slow motion.
Aw, c'mon...you know they're going to Hollywood this up the ass! -
But isn't the point of a game like this the fact that it's pretty much better in every way than a film could be? There ARE no good video game to screen adaptations for the simple reason that games are superseding films as the immersive visual experience of choice. Oh films will hang around doing the things that films do; expressing ideas through image. But visceral experiences and genre: horror, excitement, anger, will be taken over by games.
That's why i do/don't want to see a Half Life film: part of me wants to force Ed Norton to don the hazard-suit at gunpoint, the other part thinks 'why bother?'. Half Life is a brilliant story game anyway. -
PLEASE!
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I want to see Striders on the big screen. It's too bad Del Toro and Jackson didn't get to do Halo, the Weta produced short film on X Box Live remains the best video game film to date. Check out Landfall on the Live marketplace.
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for a start, Gordon freeman has no actual character. Therefore anyone could play the lead and it would still annoy 90% of the fanbase. Not forgetting that the rabid fanboys would still boycott the movie if Gordon ever spoke. Also Half Life has a story that belongs in a straight to video movie. Half-life 2 is more interesting but the 'Alien's invading and taking over, then we rise up story' has been done before on countless tv shows and other movies. (not least Battlefield Earth)
In addition, you couldn't work in the backstory without it being a crap voiceover or exposition dump every 5 minutes. Now while that works in a 20 hour long game, in a 2 hour movie it would be terrible. Bioshock at least has a consistant story that could be told over 2-3 hours in a movie.
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Remember The Ring? Not that shitty sequel, but the good one. The one that said "Okay, maybe these Japanese remakes won't be so bad?" The one that was actually spooky? That's Bioshock. They have such a weatlh of material to pick from and a gorgeous world that has already been envisioned for them. John Logan's writing? Gore's directing? I'm not worried. I mean, it's not like Akiva Goldsman or Robert Orci are writing so how bad can it really be?
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