Will it be the first great /v/idya movie?
don't fucking tell me they're making an assassins creed movieit has potential to be good. most ac's relied on their history/story factors to be good but they weren't but hey it's a possibility
>>337080149
Warcraft might be good
Crap writers and a nobody director.
No, it won't be good.
>>337080481
Comes out this year. Ubisoft has little to no creative control.
>>337080571
I loved Moon, but I don't see this having any chance.
It's just gonna be a watered down version of Lawrence of Arabia.
In an ironic twist of fate, the first great vidya movie will beSonic's
>>337080616
Who are the writers? I know the director.
>>337080710
>Comes out this year.
Jesus fuck really? By this time they should have pull out a trailer or a teaser.
I already lost my hopes for the games, so I expect nothing from the movie. If it's at least enjoyable, that's a victory I guess.
>>337081006
They once wrote an Olsen twins movie.
>>337081076
Well, December. I'm assuming they're not trying to have a trailer lost in the ridiculous amounts of superhero stuff coming out.
Not that December'll be any easier to market, but at least they don't have to worry about selling a game AND a movie.
>>337081324
12 years is a long time. I'll give em another chance. Script written by the same guy from Macbeth anyway, so I'm optimistic.
>>337080149
https://soundcloud.com/backlotmusic/warcraft-music-by-ramin-djawadi
Its going to good, trust me
>>337080149
Why does everyone forget Tomb Raider?
>>337082265
They didn't write one bad movie 12 years ago and that's it, they have consistently produced mediocrity for their entire career.
>>337081324
It's basically a completely different thing but same principle:
You know Night at the Museum?
That was written by the guys who made Reno! 911.
>>337080149
It will be like Prince of Persia. Not great, but not terrible. Just a forgettable movie.
>>337082996
This seems pretty spot on if not for the fact that they have an actual lead actor.Sorry, Jake.
>>337082996
I love that they had an American actor playing a Persian fake a British accent in that film. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume it was purely to maintain consistency with Gemma Arterton who is such a crap actress she is incapable of being anything but British.
>>337080149
I feel bad whenever I see good actors roped into nerdy shit. It embarrasses me that I'm an enabler for people to end up spending so much time and money retelling such terrible schlocky plots to autists and 13 year olds.
The lamer the subject matter, the worse I feel. I literally cringe every time I see the Warcraft movie's adverts.
Did they got Kirby back to do the score or will it be generic action movie shit?
>>337080571
AHAHAHAHAHYHAH A
>>337083667
Calm down. Acting is just a job, they do it for the money first, the "art" a distant second.
>>337083667
>I feel bad whenever I see good actors roped into nerdy shit
Fassbender wanted to do this.
>>337080149
>first great /v/idya movie?
No because Street Fighter exists.
>>337083292
I don't know if good a good actor is enough. Look at Sean Connery and The League of Extraordinary Gentleman.
>>337083702
They could not have Kirby guest star in this movie. Nintendo is very particular about their IPs and what they appear in.
>>337080149
Prince of Persia was that, as well as the best so far. It was a good movie in of itself, therefore it is an amazing videogame movie.
>>337084116
The movie so perfect that Raul Julia shuffled off his mortal coil since any movie he made afterwards would be a pale, lifeless simulacrum.
>>337084119
>Sean Connery
>good actor
I'm not sure I'd go that far.
>>337083941
But it's like breaking something in a store. The employee is getting paid either way, but what they've ended up doing is unpleasant.
>>337084001
Well good for him, but I bet a bunch of people in vidya and comic movies just go back to their trailer and laugh bemusedly as to why this retarded movie about a gymnast/archaeologist/scientist/assassin/ninja/marksman with huge knockers fighting dinosaurs is what's popular with people.
