who would like to a QUAKE movie!!!!

*remembers the 'Doom' movie*

...no 

*remembers the 'Doom' movie*

...no 

nickmag

A movie based on a FPS is almost ALWAYS a bad idea.  (I would say the exception is Halo, but it's not gonna be made anytime soon.)

My video game cinematic timeline goes as follow: Mortal Kombat!! :D Spider man!! :) AVP! :| Fantastic Four. :( Resident Evil :cry:

 I think I learned my lesson. 

My video game cinematic timeline goes as follow: Mortal Kombat!! :D Spider man!! :) AVP! :| Fantastic Four. :( Resident Evil :cry:

I think I learned my lesson.

DarkKar

EDIT: Excuse me, so is Fantastic Four :oops: :| 

I don't understand the idea of a bad movie ruining a game franchise.  How does it ruin it per chance?  Is the movie just so bad that you can't even stomach the idea of playing the games it was based on anymore?  What sense does that make?  Or is there some correlation to the quality of the last movie and the next game of the franchise that makes it inherently bad?  I don't think it's a good idea to let one medium's quality affect your preference of the other.JustPlainLucas

I think it's the idea of "If the movie's crappy, it'll translate to the game as well."

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My video game cinematic timeline goes as follow: Mortal Kombat!! :D Spider man!! :) AVP! :| Fantastic Four. :( Resident Evil :cry:

I think I learned my lesson.

zakkro

As is Fantastic Four.

I still don't understand why the Doom movie wasn't accurate to the game, the game had something original, the movie had that same Hollywood crapWizz46

The whole history of turnong the Doom game to film was a long, sordid one.  It went through a few diffrent writers and directors, and a couple of studios as well.  Warner Bros. initially was going to produce the film with a PG-13 rating until they lost the option to make the film.  Universal recived the rights and ....well, you seen the film.

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My video game cinematic timeline goes as follow: Mortal Kombat!! :D Spider man!! :) AVP! :| Fantastic Four. :( Resident Evil :cry:

I think I learned my lesson.

DarkKar

EDIT: Excuse me, so is Fantastic Four :oops: :|

There are video games of both.

But the original subject matter were comic books, making the movies Comic Book Movies, not Game movies. It's like claiming Lord of the Rings is a game movie because there's games for it. 

There are video games of both. DarkKar

As long as the plot remains unchanged ( Doom without hell???), i'm just fine.GIJesse77

Yeah! I thought that it was weird too, but the coolest thing was definetly the first person view..