I'm hugely skeptical of a movie based on a FPS game.
Especially since the game made no pretence of being anything other than an excuse to shoot lots of zombies and demons. The plot was thinner than soggy rice paper but that didn't matter because the game was so damn fun.
Considering the quality of the Doom III graphics (and ignoring some of the game-play problems), I can't see how a Doom movie could possibly be more fun than playing the game. It'd be like watching over someone's shoulder while they played--iow, boring.
Me, I want to see a
Tekken
movie, but only if it's Tekken 3. Or maybe 4. And then they could do the Tag Tournament.
Instead, we may very well get Tetris with explosions sooner.
I'm hugely skeptical of a movie based on a FPS game.
As long as we don't spend the whole movie staring at the backs of people's heads, I will be fine still not in the theatre, but marginally less disapproving.
Hee, talk about video game movies. I just saw RE: Apocalypse. It was no tour de force but fun enough for me to enjoy.
And of course, Milla!
A movie based on a first person shooter is almost as doomed to fail as a movie based on a Disneyland ride!
Yeah,
Haunted Mansion
was a rollicking success.
A
Half Life
movie could work. IJS. And the storyline of
Jedi Knight
(and all the sequels of that game, for that matter) is about 20 times as good as the actual prequels. It could make a decent flick.
Instead, we may very well get Tetris with explosions sooner.
Dude, I don't remember where it was, but someone did make a movie poster to that effect. Might have been Something Awful, might have been somewhere else. But it was funny.
It could make a decent flick.
Not if Lucas were the one making it.
The principal appeal of Doom to me was watching Mike Nelson take on all challengers in 1996. In a convention full of 3,000 MST3K geeks, only one person was able to beat him.
The principal appeal of Doom to me was watching Mike Nelson take on all challengers in 1996. In a convention full of 3,000 MST3K geeks, only one person was able to beat him.
And yet, he still paid to go see CORKY ROMANO. Go figure.