Re:Why Can't Hollywood Make a Good Video Game Movie?
by romwell on Wednesday April 11, 2018 @05:39PM
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The game was of no interest to me, but I enjoyed watching Milla Jovovich running around, and the slice-n-dice scene was pretty memorable.
I was about to bring this movie up as a counter-example, but I guess the opinions on this are very much split.
Re:Why Can't Hollywood Make a Good Video Game Movie?
by mipmap04 on Wednesday April 11, 2018 @05:54PM
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The last entry into the franchise was abysmal. I shouldn't be this bored by a zombie movie!
Re:Why Can't Hollywood Make a Good Video Game Movie?
by romwell on Thursday April 12, 2018 @05:47PM
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Ah, that's the folly! I wasn't even really aware of the franchise (movie-wise).
As with many other franchises, the follow-ups aren't worth watching.
It's always refreshing to see movie directors make a great movie that has a potential for mediocre sequels, but not give in to that temptation (e.g. Matrix).
Re:Why Can't Hollywood Make a Good Video Game Movie?
by robryan on Wednesday April 11, 2018 @06:30PM
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First movie was pretty good, second was solid, then they went downhill from there. I didn’t hate the last one but that is definitely a case of coming in with very low expectations and having then slightly beaten.
Re:Why Can't Hollywood Make a Good Video Game Movie?
by mozumder on Thursday April 12, 2018 @11:40PM
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I didn't apply them to the sequels. I applied them to the Paul W.S. Anderson movie.
Directors pretty much define the quality of the movies, so it's more important to follow them instead of the franchise itself.
Applying those words to the Resident Evil sequels surely is some form of crime against humanity