It has!?ImSkeletor said:Well The same thing has already happened with fallout so this makes sense.
It has!?ImSkeletor said:Well The same thing has already happened with fallout so this makes sense.
The Book of Eli wasn't a Fallout film, but it may as well have been Fallout 3: The Movie.burzummaniac said:It has!?ImSkeletor said:Well The same thing has already happened with fallout so this makes sense.
I think it could work if done right. More the world of Elder scrolls than Oblivion like but you get my drift. See a T.V series lasts longer than a movie and can go on for much longer. You'd be able to flesh out the world more than you would in a movie and also be able to run multiple story arcs in a series.burzummaniac said:Meh, I don't see how Oblivion can be translated into a t.v series.Sovvolf said:I'm probably going to get burned for this but well... I thought the actually storyline you follow in Oblivion was shit. Just your generic fantasy story which probably wouldn't make a good movie. The movie would seem like a LOTR rip off.
The story of Oblivion isn't the reason I play it. No it's the adventuring you do your self. You don't have to follow the main quest... I've never finished the main quest. I've made my own adventure. Travelling from A to B, doing quests for random people. Walking the earth like David Carrigan (I think that's his name) in Kung Fu.
I don't think some thing like that would translate well in a movie. Perhaps a T.V series... Not a movie though.
Oh wow I laughed so hard it literally hurt!MiracleOfSound said:The beginning credits are going to be a five minute loading scene.
You and the others saying it may be some LOTR knock off is rather well...silly. Saying that suggests movies are usually unique and varied and that there are apparently too many elfish fantasy movies and not a billion buddy cop/criminal action/any other cliche film type films out there.RatRace123 said:I wonder if the protagonist will somehow get stronger by sleeping?
Serious stuff though: An Oblivion movie would only work as long as it was using some other plot other than the game's story, which there really was none.
Yeah, the story of the game could basically be summed like this " A bunch of gates that somehow go to hell have opened up, go in to them and close them off"
That's it. There's no colorful cast of characters, there's the player and a horse (maybe).
A story set in the Elder Scrolls universe could be decent, I don't really think a movie about Elder Scrolls could rise beyond that though, unfortunately. It'd probably just come off as a LotR knock-off.
Ah, I see your point now.Sovvolf said:I think it could work if done right. More the world of Elder scrolls than Oblivion like but you get my drift. See a T.V series lasts longer than a movie and can go on for much longer. You'd be able to flesh out the world more than you would in a movie and also be able to run multiple story arcs in a series.burzummaniac said:Meh, I don't see how Oblivion can be translated into a t.v series.Sovvolf said:I'm probably going to get burned for this but well... I thought the actually storyline you follow in Oblivion was shit. Just your generic fantasy story which probably wouldn't make a good movie. The movie would seem like a LOTR rip off.
The story of Oblivion isn't the reason I play it. No it's the adventuring you do your self. You don't have to follow the main quest... I've never finished the main quest. I've made my own adventure. Travelling from A to B, doing quests for random people. Walking the earth like David Carrigan (I think that's his name) in Kung Fu.
I don't think some thing like that would translate well in a movie. Perhaps a T.V series... Not a movie though.
Not saying that it would be perfect or brilliant but I'm saying that if they wanted to make a live action Elder Scrolls then it would be better in the form of a T.V series than a movie.
The series could end up like the Hercules series (Which I loved) or even some thing like Rome (Which I also loved)... If it didn't work... Then I guess it would be cancelled before we have to worry and we can bury it under the sand.