Wait... they had access to freaking Romero for a RE adaptation and they just said "nah"?! That'd be like having access to Carpenter for a dead space movie and saying no or Tarantino for a GTA or Leone for a red dead redemption. You can't say no to someone who literally defined what your making.
This had been speculated/known for years, but a few years ago more of the truth was revealed. I am a little surprised you didn't know about this, but I do not blame you. It all boiled down to hot shot execs interfering where they don't belong, and saying "the audience doesn't want that!". For all the flaws of the first draft, it is more accurate to the games, than any of the WS Anderson films. They literally had something in the palm of their hands, only to politely tell Romero to fuck off.Wait... they had access to freaking Romero for a RE adaptation and they just said "nah"?! That'd be like having access to Carpenter for a dead space movie and saying no or Tarantino for a GTA or Leone for a red dead redemption. You can't say no to someone who literally defined what your making.
Sometime I wish exec for big company were really all greedy son of a *****, cause they wouldn't let something like that pass. Instead their just dumb.
I've been following this guy for a while now. While he lacks the textures, lighting, and other advance special effects of other animators, he more than makes up for it with his animation style, attention to detail, and the ability to tell a story with basically no voice acting. He's recently finished his long ass Halo video, excited to see which franchise he picks up next.Fans of games be making some exemplary films, yo.
That was still kinda in the background of most of them. Like in 2 if you have too much debt you're forced to be used as a test subject for experiment. In gameplay term it gives you cheat code (so its kinda of a catch up mechanic).I really do kinda like the idea behind the first one, where you basically are locked in a debt spiral which makes you cynically do anything to make some money.