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That actually does not look bad at all.
I'm quite surprised that Assassins Creed gets a movie made when there are much bigger franchises that have never managed to get a film off the ground in their generation and the last, such as Halo.
I really wonder what made it appeal to the movie studios over many other choices. It's not a criticism it's just I'm genuinely surprised that something you thought would be more bankable would get made first.
Karl Urban did in Dredd, and I think that it has worked out well.You know, I think Halo got canned because Master Chief never, ever takes his helmet off. Which A-list, egocentric Hollywood actor would want to take on a role like that???
Karl Urban did in Dredd, and I think that it has worked out well.
And it doesn't really tell that much of a story. What story it does tell is told well enough, but it's pretty basic.You know, I think Halo got canned because Master Chief never, ever takes his helmet off.
They've been trying, but so far no takers.I think i've heard that Ubi is going to bring Watch Dogs to the big screen too aside from Splinter Cell and this.
I think i've heard that Ubi is going to bring Watch Dogs to the big screen too aside from Splinter Cell and this.
Wonder if The Crew and Rainbow Six are also bring eyed.
Fassbender is right, though - there are some things that you can only do in video games. They won't necessarily translate well into film.This time, maybe not-so-good news
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/05/16/assassins-creed-movie-is-65-present-day-35-past
...Another IGN drip-fed news segment. This time, maybe not-so-good news, as an executive producer lets it on that the film will take place in "65% present/future, 35% in the past".
“We are not going to earn a lot of money from it,” He told us. “It is a lot more a marketing thing, it is also good for the image of the brand. Although we will make some money, it is not the purpose of this movie.
It's kinda wrong also. Animus from a game translates almost everything to English (to Russian in my case).http://www.gamesradar.com/the-assassins-creed-movies-historical-sequences-are-all-in-spanish/
...As it says in the link, the 15th century bits will be in Spanish. I do think it's not such a bad move, but my poor eyesights won't be happy at all with this subtitle malarkey if they end up being tinier than microbes.
Which begs the question of why they bankrolled it in the first place.I almost assume at this point that they have an agenda that they want to see this film fail.
Some games, in context, are a lot better as films than games (see Metal Gear Solid). I think that this would make a decent film, and I would like to give it a chance. The thing is, though, even if it is a video game adaptation, there are better things to do for video game sites than to report on than movies. IGN gets away with it because their video game critics do not review movies, but any other site would have a perception bias that any video game-based movie is automatically bad that I really don't care to hear from them as it relates to any film (if more than anything to keep my prejudices at bay.)Which begs the question of why they bankrolled it in the first place.
Second trailer released to remind people this is still a thing.
Early reviews are in, and they're not positive - the film currently has a score of 15% on Rotten Tomatoes. The critical consensus seems to be that the film is generally better-made than most video game adaptations, but is over-plotted and not particularly engaging.