The Planet of The Apes movies(Dawn and Rise of The) have been fantastic. However, they have a completely different tone to MegaMan, not to mention aesthetic and general philosophy.
I don't think that MegaMan would ever work as anything other than a B-movie. It's about a kid in a blue robot suit fighting other robots with completely arbitrary powers. That already sounds a bit like Turbo Kid, and that's the sort of manic energy it'd need.
Otherwise, this will be a re-imagining a la Hitman: Agent 47 that is just a generic action movie that is too goofy to be taken seriously, since MegaMan effectively has no story or relatable characters. So Hollywood will do what it always does, which is insert some audience-surrogate Americans into the mix and have the story revolve around them with MegaMan just being a thing that happens.
Honestly, the only upcoming video game movies that could feasibly work is the Metal Gear Solid one and the Assassin's Creed flick with Fassbender, since they already took heavy cues from films in their design and story-telling. Excising the interactivity aspect from games in translation onto a film is just not something current filmmakers can accomplish. At best, they can emulate the themes and atmosphere of the game in question, but not the reason why they were popular.
