With the explosion in popularity and critical acclaim video game adaptations have begun to garner in recent years, I thought this would be an interesting discussion. Especially considering...
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A24 are set to produce an Elden Ring movie with Alex Garland heading up screenwriting.
This is honestly bananas(where's the Donkey Kong movie at?!), Garland is hit and miss to the extreme, but his most recent efforts I've been pretty impressed with. Weirdly, also think it's 100% the correct choice to avoid somebody with a lean to Fantasy fiction backgrounds in their credits, this is a project which could so easily (and may well be still) bogged down with constant fluff. Simultaneously, if they retain the more nuanced and subtle storytelling aspects of Fromsoft (and before any of you smart-asses make the joke - no, I do not mean the main character reading 12 pages worth of item descriptions to decipher who sucked off who), this could be a truly rich film.
A24 are set to produce an Elden Ring movie with Alex Garland heading up screenwriting.
This is honestly bananas(where's the Donkey Kong movie at?!), Garland is hit and miss to the extreme, but his most recent efforts I've been pretty impressed with. Weirdly, also think it's 100% the correct choice to avoid somebody with a lean to Fantasy fiction backgrounds in their credits, this is a project which could so easily (and may well be still) bogged down with constant fluff. Simultaneously, if they retain the more nuanced and subtle storytelling aspects of Fromsoft (and before any of you smart-asses make the joke - no, I do not mean the main character reading 12 pages worth of item descriptions to decipher who sucked off who), this could be a truly rich film.
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