My thoughts and stuff…
Last week we got a little bit of information about the sequel to SILENT HILL, including that it would be directed and written by Michael J. Bassett (SOLOMON KANE). Now that the word is out, the floodgates have opened up about the project. This time we have word from Bassett himself, giving us some insight into the film.
Hit the break to see what he said! Continue reading “Michael J. Basset gives us a SILENT HILL 2 update”
SILENT HILL was a very valiant effort in the never-ending fight to make a genuinely good video game movie. In fact, even though I didn’t really care for the movie much at all it might be one of the better video game films to be made. Now, four years after the first film, we are finally seeing some momentum on a sequel.
Michael J. Bassett, director of SOLOMON KANE, will be be directing the sequel, which will be known as SILENT HILL: REVELATIONS. As to be expected, the new film is set to be in 3D. Continue reading “SILENT HILL 2 is happening with Michael J. Basset set to direct”
If there’s anything that the Street Fighter franchise has going for it, it’s a great cast of characters that are getting sorely misrepresented in other media. The company behind the games, Capcom, can see the potential in the series and aren’t ready to give up on it just yet. Continue reading “Capcom is working on more STREET FIGHTER movies”
Maybe it’s just me, but I’m still trying to figure out why the official theme song for PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE SANDS OF TIME isn’t Cher’s “If I could turn back time.” I can’t help but wonder things like this with PRINCE OF PERSIA being this weekends big summer action movie, one that just so happens to be based off a video game series. Video game movies often aren’t received very well, but they keep coming out. But can PRINCE OF PERSIA break the cycle with its high production costs and quality actors? I guess we’ll find out, but until then let’s talk the good, the bad, and the video game movie.
Hit the break for the episode and its synopsis! Continue reading “GATW Podcast Ep. 11: Max Pain”
As most of you probably remember, 1993 was an astounding year for cinema. It was filled with so many memorable films such as JURASSIC PARK, MRS. DOUBTFIRE, SCHINDLER’S LIST, and… SUPER MARIO BROS?
Yes, there was once a MARIO movie, and no it wasn’t the greatest thing ever (my heart is still broken). But since the initial release and nearly universal dislike, it has gone on to achieve a cult status. But after an initial bad taste, would Hollywood still be interested in Nintendo?
Continue reading “Do Nintendo movies still attract Hollywood's eyes?”
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