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fireburn95 on 23 July 2014
morenoingrato said:
Spiderman pushed back?

NOOOOOOOOOOO!


but sinister six in 2016! But yeah shame spiderman is pushed back, especially with the worry whether a 4 year gap will tire out the series.



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Teeqoz on 23 July 2014
Augen said:

 

 I really do not see putting Uncharted out in June and Spider-Man in August creating much overlap or issue (unless I am missing something).


No, god no!



Chasesdaddy84 on 23 July 2014

This would definitely be a day 1 for me. Love the Uncharted universe and I'm sure it will be hard to please everyone and recreate it faithfully to please every last person, but as long as you go in understanding this, I think you'll be fine.



Blob on 23 July 2014

Does anyone really need an Uncharted movie? like really? I guess it could be worthwhile if it's an original storyline but If it's just a rehash of the game im confused. Trying to avoid saying the games play like movies here as thats not wholly true and does them a disservice but they are definately linear and put story/setpieces first.



Trunkin on 23 July 2014

It's happening... I can't believe it's actually happening!



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Trunkin on 23 July 2014
fireburn95 said:
highwayuni said:
Aren't they also doing TLOU and Ratchet too? I suppose it's easy money but I don't know whether they will turn out to be any good. It kind if feels like they are milking it.

That being said, I wish Studio Ghibli made a complete movie of Ni No Kuni.


And also nothing is easy money. People have to work hard inc the actors, directors, editors, stunt doubles to make a good movie. The movie industry is very critical, and probably about 35% of movies released ever get a good (70+) rating on the likes of rotten tomatoes, metacritic etc.

It's easy money in that the games are so successful that any film based on them is practically guaranteed to at the very least break even.



Richard_Feynman on 23 July 2014
WhiteEaglePL said:
Richard_Feynman said:
WhiteEaglePL said:
SO many game movies these days, Resident Evil, Wreck it Ralpth, and soon Fatal Frame, Pixels and now Uncharted.

I want a Metroid Prime trilogy movie :(


As a huge Metroid Prime fan (I've finished the 1st about 10 times and it's my favourite game of all time), I have to say that I think that is a ridiculous idea. 

Lol, I think it would be fun ;P

Just because something is "fun" doesn't mean it's good for the franchise. Metroid Other M almost ruined the Metroid franchise - it was unbelievably bad. A movie would probably do the same. Metroid is a silent, exploration game. That DOES NOT translate to a good movie without changing things fundamentally.

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Richard_Feynman on 23 July 2014
Blob said:
Does anyone really need an Uncharted movie? like really? I guess it could be worthwhile if it's an original storyline but If it's just a rehash of the game im confused. Trying to avoid saying the games play like movies here as thats not wholly true and does them a disservice but they are definately linear and put story/setpieces first.


I don't get people on this thread.

Haven't you heard of the Resident Evil, Silent Hill and Tomb Raider movies? Your assuming some very funny things.



highwayuni on 23 July 2014
fireburn95 said:
highwayuni said:
Aren't they also doing TLOU and Ratchet too? I suppose it's easy money but I don't know whether they will turn out to be any good. It kind if feels like they are milking it.

That being said, I wish Studio Ghibli made a complete movie of Ni No Kuni.


Stop fucking throwing the word 'milking' to every fucking series on the planet! You guys annoy me!

LOL! Someone is a bit angry.



highwayuni on 23 July 2014
Richard_Feynman said:
Blob said:
Does anyone really need an Uncharted movie? like really? I guess it could be worthwhile if it's an original storyline but If it's just a rehash of the game im confused. Trying to avoid saying the games play like movies here as thats not wholly true and does them a disservice but they are definately linear and put story/setpieces first.


I don't get people on this thread.

Haven't you heard of the Resident Evil, Silent Hill and Tomb Raider movies? Your assuming some very funny things.

They were all horrible though (except the first Silent Hill. That was decent)