I am unaware why studios think that video games make a great adaptation for film story ideas.
As I have been browsing through he current movies that are Coming Soon on the Internet Movie Database, I found something from a video game I played as a high school student.
Ratchet and Clank (2016).
I was a little surprised.
The very animated and very quirky R and C games series got momentum in 2002. Released for the PlayStation 2, it sold much more than 1 million copies.
But the thing is. It was basically a kid's game, with a few double entendres thrown in for good fun. It was rated T for animated violence.
It spawned a PSP port, and enough sequels to compete with the "Friday the 13th" movies.
But why on earth is there a similar version of it coming to theaters? I think that the film business is too crowded as it is with mindless, poorly-plotted films, and the like.
They are so silly, and I think they should go away.
Want proof of this silly thing's existence? Click here to see...and no, I absolutely did not watch the trailer.
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