Jumpin on 14 October 2019
The big issue with video game films is that they usually make them as budget blockbusters. Same story formula, same mechanics, and not the massive over-budgets that impresses the younger generations. There are many who simply suggest “make it just like a blockbuster with blockbuster actors.” Personally, I’d like to see something more artistic, more original, and not just another “let’s see how well this matches up to the ideals of a 3 act formulaic blockbuster film, which has a 30 minute intro, like an hour and a half of conflict building, and then a climax/resolution of 15-45 minutes with lots of CG and explosions, and at least one tragic death.”
I describe myself as a little dose of toxic masculinity.
