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[efthimios]

Oh yes, BAT. That would rock!
What about the Under A Killing Moon series? That would be great too IMO.

[Adam_Smith]

After seeing Starship Troopers, I can't help but wonder if Starcraft could become a blockbuster. En Taro Adun!

Also, the Orcs of Lord of the Rings looks stupid and pale when compared with the Orcs of Warcraft.

Hey, I'm a blizzard fan but I don't see enough plot in Diablo to make it as a worthwhile movie.

[Lonely Vazdru]

Originally posted by Adam_Smith@Jul 4 2005, 04:33 AM
Hey, I'm a blizzard fan but I don't see enough plot in Diablo to make it as a worthwhile movie.

Plot ? Who needs a plot. Diablo is 100% Blood spilling, bone crushing, adrenaline inducing, magic wielding action !!! The movie should be the same. :evil:
And i agree on the Starship Troopers part. That movie was a blast. Starcraft could ROCK ! My life for Aiur !

[Sebatianos]

I think the Broken Sword games would make great movies!
Also I'd love to see a movie about Zak McCracken and animated movies about Sam'n'Max and Day of the Tentacle.
Full Throttle would be another good movie (sort of Renegade style).

And here's one that would deffinetly be a winner ( :not_ok: ): Lost Vikings - the Movie (the :not_ok: is there because I remember what they did to Super MArio Brothers when they made it into the movie).

[A. J. Raffles]

Hmm, I was thinking about a film version of Pacman, but I suppose it would have to involve slightly more serious issues than the game would suggest. "Pac-Man" would be a deeply disturbing psychological drama:

The first scene takes place in a psychiatrist's office, where we meet Mr MacPan (aka "Pac-Man") talking about his paranoia:
"Doctor, I had that dream again last night. I was being chased through a maze by ghosts who wanted to kill me! Every time I thought I had escaped them for good, more of them appeared!"
"Calm down, Mr MacPan. Just make sure you take all your pills and you're going to be fine..."

As his therapy progresses, MacPan will discover he is suffering from a deep-rooted fruit fixation and the compulsive need to swallow everything small round and white - which will almost become life-threatening when he gobbles down golf balls. MacPan has a near-death experience which causes him to embrace life after all (and to cut down on the pills a bit).

THE END

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Originally posted by Lonely Vazdru@Jul 4 2005, 03:03 PM
And i agree on the Starship Troopers part. That movie was a blast.

You obviously haven't seen the second one.


I've always thought Warcraft 3 could make a decent movie. And Max Payne 2 although it is pretty much a movie already.

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by A. J. Raffles@Jul 4 2005, 10:47 AM
Hmm, I was thinking about a film version of Pacman,...

Haha - your idea is excelent, but I'm afraid they'd just do a longer version of the cartoon (remember that one?). Although I could just picture Danny deVito as MacPan...

The only thing I'd change in your story would be the nature of the illness.
MacPan should start suffering from these nightmares after being addicted to the game for too long (he got the game as a little kid and it caused him nightmares back then - he was really terified of ghosts), but he has forgoten all about it untill he got a mail with a link to this game by some friend from his childhood.
Now at a grown up age replaying this game really scares him, so he needs profesional help. Off course he doesn't realise that the shrink he goes to for help is his childhood "friend" who's still angry at him for not letiting him play the game some 30 years ago. Thus the shrink sends the e-mail.
And the pills are actually some drugs that enhance hypnotism - so these theraputic sesions actually do more damage to MacPan.

Wow - you really made a deep intro, otherwise I wouldn't get so many ideas from it... There can actaully be a good story in there (covering computer game based phobias and exploitations there of). It would have to be something better then the lousy summary I made, but something good could come out of this!

[PrejudiceSucks]

Detective , the hilarious interactive fiction game, would make a good 'un.

[The Fifth Horseman]

You obviously haven't seen the second one.

:eeeeeh: There was a second one?

I'd dearly love to see Flashback: Quest for Identity. Great plot, and shouldn't bee to technically challenging (cept for the Morphs, but we all know what moden CGI tech can achieve, don't we?)

[efthimios]

The second Starship Troopers was a terribly uninteresting movie. I cannot pinpoint to one thing what was wrong with it, propably everything. The are worse movies but...

Wouldn't Another World make a good movie? Hmm, perhaps not.