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    Quote Originally Posted by Donut232 View Post
    Honestly, if I had enough willing people Id make my own Bioshock fan made movie, but no one I know would even come close to dedicating that time to my project, even though they all literally do nothing but play video games all day... :/



    Nevar! I see through your liiiiiiiies!


    Hmmm, maybe we can send footage back and forht between each other. With the different characters we can get some core stuff down...

    I dont know, I doubt it. Just a strange possibility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryans Rapture View Post
    Hey, why not just give me your script. And I'll put it to good use. I know quite a decent director who could probably do something with that script.

    Seriously though? Not really, but I do have and HD camera and I do know someone who can direct pretty well. Fan made movie coming perhaps???



    As well as that article that everyones complaining about. Its just a re-cap about the other article straight from "Aint it cool nwes" which is posted at the front. Nothing new, just put in someone elses words. Also, I dont know where it says he "droped out of this". It just meant he wasnt director anymore, and that isnt new either. Hes just the producer and will gladly step back into the directors chair if he wants to and the money comes around. Its nothing new people, just actually got to read the articles I give you!
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    Hmmm, maybe we can send footage back and forht between each other. With the different characters we can get some core stuff down...

    I dont know, I doubt it. Just a strange possibility.
    Hm.........

    Yeah.......

    OK, I'll PM it to you tomorrow. Why tomorrow? I'm at my dad's right now. :/

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    So what hell, is this damn movie going down or what? i am sick of this on/off BS!

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    Well of course, Hollywood doesn't like the Bioshock1 theme: dark hard-R horror with a political theme that challenges popular principles in the US. So it is very hard to make it fly, hence the struggle for funding. On the other hand, Bioshock-Infinite would be an easy sell:

    1. bright patriotic theme (4th of july, in the sunny sky)
    2. no SciFi stuff like plasmids and genetic engineering, instead good ol' potions -- Harry Potter style magic => goes down much better in Hollywood.
    3. standard love story: prince charming saves the beautiful heroine (except instead of white horse, he might have a black eagle but that's more patriotic anyways)

    The last one is THE MOST important for Hollywood, just look at what they did with Titanic! A huge catastrophe that could have been full of horror and devastation is depicted as a gloomy love story (oh and by the way the ship goes under in the background but you need to pay attention to details to notice it beside the drooling love story in the spotlight). Same for Pearl Harbor. So my guess is: we will never see a Bioshock movie based on the first or second game, BUT we have good chance to see one based on Infinite. And no, I'm not happy about that...

    /rant over

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zso_Zso View Post
    Well of course, Hollywood doesn't like the Bioshock1 theme: dark hard-R horror with a political theme that challenges popular principles in the US. So it is very hard to make it fly, hence the struggle for funding. On the other hand, Bioshock-Infinite would be an easy sell:

    1. bright patriotic theme (4th of july, in the sunny sky)
    2. no SciFi stuff like plasmids and genetic engineering, instead good ol' potions -- Harry Potter style magic => goes down much better in Hollywood.
    3. standard love story: prince charming saves the beautiful heroine (except instead of white horse, he might have a black eagle but that's more patriotic anyways)

    The last one is THE MOST important for Hollywood, just look at what they did with Titanic! A huge catastrophe that could have been full of horror and devastation is depicted as a gloomy love story (oh and by the way the ship goes under in the background but you need to pay attention to details to notice it beside the drooling love story in the spotlight). Same for Pearl Harbor. So my guess is: we will never see a Bioshock movie based on the first or second game, BUT we have good chance to see one based on Infinite. And no, I'm not happy about that...

    /rant over
    good point but resedent evil was populer and had similer prinsabls

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zso_Zso View Post
    Well of course, Hollywood doesn't like the Bioshock1 theme: dark hard-R horror with a political theme that challenges popular principles in the US. So it is very hard to make it fly, hence the struggle for funding. On the other hand, Bioshock-Infinite would be an easy sell:

    1. bright patriotic theme (4th of july, in the sunny sky)
    2. no SciFi stuff like plasmids and genetic engineering, instead good ol' potions -- Harry Potter style magic => goes down much better in Hollywood.
    3. standard love story: prince charming saves the beautiful heroine (except instead of white horse, he might have a black eagle but that's more patriotic anyways)

    The last one is THE MOST important for Hollywood, just look at what they did with Titanic! A huge catastrophe that could have been full of horror and devastation is depicted as a gloomy love story (oh and by the way the ship goes under in the background but you need to pay attention to details to notice it beside the drooling love story in the spotlight). Same for Pearl Harbor. So my guess is: we will never see a Bioshock movie based on the first or second game, BUT we have good chance to see one based on Infinite. And no, I'm not happy about that...

    /rant over
    Funny enough. I put this idea in the "Think of the WORST bioshock Idea" thread a little while back. Never thought it would work out this way though...

    Well, lets not be so pessimistic. Gore seems to think the story of Bioshock 1 is still incredible so if does turn into to Infinite at one point. We can be sure, it will either be straight to DVD. (Or perhaps to blu-ray in the future?) Or a huge hit (directed by someone else) due to its simple action, slight twist, and strong/outrageous political storyline...

    Yeah, Im still hoping they find a reasonable budget for the first Bioshock movie. I dont mind its story as I am neither political or concerned on what other people think about religion.

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    Guys.

    I found the best fan made trailer ever.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wts8M24BmzE

    If a movie is made, THIS is how it should be done!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaptureWillBeReborn View Post
    Guys.

    I found the best fan made trailer ever.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wts8M24BmzE

    If a movie is made, THIS is how it should be done!
    Hmmm, I like the "Shutter Island"/"Inception"/"Dark City" point of view. Also how it randomly switches to CG in the end...

    Did you check out the trailer I posted on the front page? Its pretty awesome as well. First decently done fan trailer Ive seen!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryans Rapture View Post
    Hmmm, I like the "Shutter Island"/"Inception"/"Dark City" point of view. Also how it randomly switches to CG in the end...

    Did you check out the trailer I posted on the front page? Its pretty awesome as well. First decently done fan trailer Ive seen!
    I did actually. It's cool.

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    Wheres this script Ive been hearing so much about? XD

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donut232 View Post
    Wheres this script Ive been hearing so much about? XD
    http://forums.2kgames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86929


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    Thats not a script, you lied!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donut232 View Post
    Thats not a script, you lied!
    Lol.

    I was going to give RR the movie script, but I wanted him to actually DO something with it if I gave it to him. Then, we came up with the idea for a BS miniseries.

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    Update --- New "Question of the week". Hopefully some people answer it this time.

    Other than that, there has been no serious update in the Bioshock movie.

    Although please, if you have any knowledge whether it's secret. Or just plainly hasn't been posted up here yet. PLEASE POST! New info is always exciting ad appreciated.

    And even if the scoop is small or tall. A story's a story, no matter how small.

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    Excluding Andrew Ryan/Atlas, what other antagonist's should Jack confront in the movie?
    I think, if done right, Dr. Steinman would be an excellent choice. His back story has always fascinated me. They could show him going mad and mutilating his patients. Seeing as he was one of the brightest minds in Rapture it would be fitting to include him in the movie. And if they hard "R" rating holds up, then they could do some great things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A_Man_Chooses View Post
    I think, if done right, Dr. Steinman would be an excellent choice. His back story has always fascinated me. They could show him going mad and mutilating his patients. Seeing as he was one of the brightest minds in Rapture it would be fitting to include him in the movie. And if they hard "R" rating holds up, then they could do some great things.
    Ahhh, good choice. I figured everyone would say "COHEN! The movie has to have SANDER COHEN!!!" But you proved me wrong.

    Still, it should have Cohen...

    ... and Steinman of course. Both would be good.

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    COHEN! The movie has to have SANDER COHEN!!!

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    I am SANDER ☺☺☺☺ING COHEN!

    Love that line.

    Why'd I bring it up?

    Quote Originally Posted by Reiss View Post
    COHEN! The movie has to have SANDER COHEN!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reiss View Post
    COHEN! The movie has to have SANDER COHEN!!!
    Lol. Thanks for making my prediction come true!

    You too Invader.

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    Blanche *cough cough cough*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zso_Zso View Post
    Well of course, Hollywood doesn't like the Bioshock1 theme: dark hard-R horror with a political theme that challenges popular principles in the US. So it is very hard to make it fly, hence the struggle for funding. On the other hand, Bioshock-Infinite would be an easy sell:

    1. bright patriotic theme (4th of july, in the sunny sky)
    2. no SciFi stuff like plasmids and genetic engineering, instead good ol' potions -- Harry Potter style magic => goes down much better in Hollywood.
    3. standard love story: prince charming saves the beautiful heroine (except instead of white horse, he might have a black eagle but that's more patriotic anyways)

    The last one is THE MOST important for Hollywood, just look at what they did with Titanic! A huge catastrophe that could have been full of horror and devastation is depicted as a gloomy love story (oh and by the way the ship goes under in the background but you need to pay attention to details to notice it beside the drooling love story in the spotlight). Same for Pearl Harbor. So my guess is: we will never see a Bioshock movie based on the first or second game, BUT we have good chance to see one based on Infinite. And no, I'm not happy about that...

    /rant over
    You just listed a lot of the reasons why I am not excited about Infinite at all.

    You are right that it is definitely more "Hollywood".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zso_Zso View Post
    1. bright patriotic theme (4th of july, in the sunny sky)
    Are you out of your mind? Yeah, killing off the sickly children and defending against the foreign hordes of immigrants (who are depicted in an extremely over the top way)... real bright and patriotic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FireyFate View Post
    Are you out of your mind? Yeah, killing off the sickly children and defending against the foreign hordes of immigrants (who are depicted in an extremely over the top way)... real bright and patriotic.
    An understandable point. But for people who are unfamiliar with the Bioshock series, and see the teaser trailer. They are going to see 20 american flags across the city. And American people with American ideas.

    Obviously, this movie would not be "G". But it has a lot of potential to become a typical "PG-13" movie. Hollywood can curve around those brutal ideas of casting off unworthy children. Which just makes the situation all the worse of course. Dampening down a movie, that was dampened down (in consideration to Rapture) to begin with.

    Rapture is by far a darker place than Columbia. I'm sure we can agree on that at least.

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    Yes

    I agree with the many posts above... Don't know how far a Bioshock movie would go though. If they do make one, it won't be coming out for years I'm sure.

    Wasn't there a Halo movie being worked on? Seems like movies based off of video games don't get far. Or perhaps Im wrong, but that's what I feel.

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    Update ----- 2 days ago, an interview was taken with Ken about his work with movies. His opinion on movie-to-game business. As well as Bioshock Infinite. Explaining more about the city, and how Irrational games plans to work on it. Check the first page for the link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryans Rapture View Post
    Well, after realizing that PG-13 can only push so much. It scares me. Bioshock can only be an R movie. That's my final word on it, because there is only so much you can do with PG-13 before it becomes more of a "comedy-action" movie. Or even a "family-action" movie. No, Bioshock is not at the intention of being an action movie. But with Verbinski as Producer and a zombie movie maker as director. It may just be pushing for that.

    I would certainly rather have a good R-rated film rather than a bad but slightly more money making PG-13 film. You can't do it with the sotry and mechanics of Bioshock. Its just too dark. If Hollywood pulls it off its going to be terrible. I think Holllywood should give it a chance with the R-rated movie and see how they can go with a 150 mill budget. I think it would be magnificent then. But of course, I'm going to agree with you and that this "action figure" cover up seems suspicous rather than "making more money". Which is what they do best....

    As well as pardon me, for the mix-up between Disney and New line cinema as well as the PG /PG-13 incident. Thank you. But still we are both right in that those movies were flops in ratings and money. But may have done better in both had they been darker.
    i think they don't really care about the fans of the game who would like the movie to be r-rated... it should be scary... but i'm sure the PG 13 rating is just to get a wider audience... i mean i'm going to watch the movie even if it is animated (i'm that much of a fan :P )... i don't care i just want the story to be good...
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    Quote Originally Posted by wouldukindly View Post
    i think they don't really care about the fans of the game who would like the movie to be r-rated... it should be scary... but i'm sure the PG 13 rating is just to get a wider audience... i mean i'm going to watch the movie even if it is animated (i'm that much of a fan :P )... i don't care i just want the story to be good...
    Agreed, Im going to watch that movie even if Disney makes it!!!! Well, thats pushing it, but still. Its Bioshock!

    If it's PG-13, it will be dissapointing. But were not the millionaires here who decide that. They're just people looking for a profit. And even thought this may sound mainstream, I totally think Christopher Nolan should direct it. He puts such thought into his characters that not only do they struggle with the physical conflicts around them. But their deep inner conflicts as well, and its done very well, all the time.

    Well, whatever we get. Let's hope were not 80 years old before it comes out...

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    @Question of the Week:


    Hell yes, it would ruin it. There's no love in BioShock. Who's Jack going to fall in love with? A splicer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Invader View Post
    @Question of the Week:


    Hell yes, it would ruin it. There's no love in BioShock. Who's Jack going to fall in love with? A splicer?
    I don't know. Perhaps he finds someone who wasn't spliced? It's a big city, and some people must have been smart and survived without splicing...

    But personally, I agree. Love interest, equals stupid.

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    I thought the Bioshock movie had already been released, titled, "Pandorum".

    An underwater city (a massive ship in Pandorum which had traveled across galaxies to find a new habitable planet for mankind which had crash-landed in the target planet's ocean) wherein humans/colonists would awake only to have been eaten or if lucky to find shelter in the ship to fight another day. Many colonists as they awake from their cryostasis fought with and died against cannibalistic mutant humans; a process that continued for centuries...until one group of humans awoke from their cryogenic sleep only to fight their way through the maze of the mutant infested ship to finally escape with their lives, saving in that process, the lives of 1000+ humans who remained locked in their cryogenic units.

    It was a really good movie.

    -.-

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    ...by the way Ryan, you have 666 posts!



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    Quote Originally Posted by aeligos View Post
    I thought the Bioshock movie had already been released, titled, "Pandorum".

    An underwater city (a massive ship in Pandorum which had traveled across galaxies to find a new habitable planet for mankind which had crash-landed in the target planet's ocean) wherein humans/colonists would awake only to have been eaten or if lucky to find shelter in the ship to fight another day. Many colonists as they awake from their cryostasis fought with and died against cannibalistic mutant humans; a process that continued for centuries...until one group of humans awoke from their cryogenic sleep only to fight their way through the maze of the mutant infested ship to finally escape with their lives, saving in that process, the lives of 1000+ humans who remained locked in their cryogenic units.

    It was a really good movie.

    -.-
    Yes, it was a good movie. But in relevance to Bioshock.... I dont think so. I kinda see where your coming from. But a real comparison for Pandorum, would probably be "Dead Space". The only real difference beween Dead Space and Pandorum is that the world hasn't blown up and your guy has a cool suit. Other than that. That's probably the game-movie relationship you were looking for.

    On the other hand, are you excited for the real Bioshock movie coming out? Whats your opinion on the question of the week?


    Quote Originally Posted by aeligos View Post
    ...by the way Ryan, you have 666 posts!



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    Not any more I don't!

    (Luckily nothing bad happened)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryans Rapture View Post
    Not any more I don't!

    (Luckily nothing bad happened)
    Latest news: Turns out Hollywood slightly changed the plot to turn Jack into a secret american agent spy with a funny african-american companion that was sent down into Rapture to kill Ryan (who is actually Hitler that came back from the dead) and restore world-wide peace.

    Also, Tenenbaum is now a hot, blond, German spy who falls in love with Jack along the way.

    Oh, and Little Sisters are actually Communist Midgets...
    Last edited by Simas1330; 11-03-2010 at 05:56 AM.

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    NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

    I knew this would happen. I guess this suicide pill will do the trick....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simas1330 View Post
    Latest news: Turns out Hollywood slightly changed the plot to turn Jack into a secret american agent spy with a funny african-american companion that was sent down into Rapture to kill Ryan (who is actually Hitler that came back from the dead) and restore world-wide peace and.

    Also, Tenenbaum is now a hot blond, German spy who falls in love with Jack along the way.

    Oh, and Little Sisters are actually Communist Midgets...
    Hollywood always ruins game movies... lets just hope they stick to the right plot and not stray from the original game too much...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simas1330 View Post
    Latest news: Turns out Hollywood slightly changed the plot to turn Jack into a secret american agent spy with a funny african-american companion that was sent down into Rapture to kill Ryan (who is actually Hitler that came back from the dead) and restore world-wide peace and.

    Also, Tenenbaum is now a hot blond, German spy who falls in love with Jack along the way.

    Oh, and Little Sisters are actually Communist Midgets...

    That's awesome, I would watch it lol

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    Update ----- New "Recommended for you." section added to the front page/second heading. As well as all links have been underlined for further clarity.

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    For what its worth,

    Universal is kind of crazy place right now because of the Comcast merger, there been some executive changeovers and there might be more on the way. Additionally, they have a contract with Hasbro to produce movies based on their IP within a very limited timeframe, or else they lose the rights, so they are deep into production on the very expensive (last rumor was 200M) Battleship hoping it hits ala Transformers and have other films like Ouija and (believe it or not) Stretch Armstrong in active development for 2012.

    Its very unlikely they could get a Bioshock film into production for release in 2011, and most likely you would not want to see a project like this taken on right now given the merger uncertainties. With so much of the slate tied up in 2012 with the Hasbro properties, its very unlikely you would see a Bioshock film until spring of 2013 at the earliest, and depending on the budget/rating/other variables, it would seem more likely to be penciled in for a mid/late July date.

    In short, I don't think its a dead project, but don't hold your breath.

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    Personally I'm against a Bioshock movie. I mean with the exception of Silent Hill, most video game based movies are aweful imho and even SH was just ok. Bioshock also has a very deep story and is very dialog driven and trying to explain everything in a 90 min movie would just feel rushed imho. But who knows maybe/hopefully I'll be wrong and it will be amazing but I'm not holding my breath.

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    It's funny... After watching the newest trailer for Sucker Punch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brBuIeH0vfg I'm thinking that, although she's way too gorgeous for the role, Carla Gugino would make a good Tenenbaum. I mean, just listen to her voice there. Sounds just like the game!

    And the Silent Hill film... was crap. A good movie, but a horrible translation. Pyramid Head had no reason to even be in it, narratively speaking.

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