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[Ramirez Wolfen]

jamesraylor wrote...

question is who do they get to play joker ???

Mark Zuckerberg. Just kidding Seth Green.

[Neverwinter_Knight77]

IF the movie has Miranda in it, I think I know the perfect actress for the part.  

[DJ CAVE SLAVE]

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...

IF the movie has Miranda in it, I think I know the perfect actress for the part.  

hmmm wonder who...

[StElmo]

Biotic_Warlock wrote...



Sam worthington for male shep!

(I hope it isnt rengade cannon based =(



Id like to see Sigourney weaver too.

She's awesome/

Possibly as Liara or Samara.

I'd like to think Mass Effect was a little better then Avatar and that it isn't going to try and fish for sales based on castings like that.



David Hyde Pierce for Mordin.

[MorseDenizen]

Hopefully you guys can push for Christopher Nolan or maybe Zack Snyder to direct.... to my mind they seem ideal, though Tony Scott would be nice! That said I have a few reservations about a mass effect film, I seem to remember an interview where some devs were talking about the sum of influences and nods in a game that would get loft in translation... hope u guys can get the me universe writers on the script

[firefox81]

Am I missing something? Seems everyone is thinking this is going to focus on ME 2? Whose to say that it is even Shepard that is going to be the main star? Someone mentioned earlier that it could possibly be the first contact war with the Turians. It could also take place around ME 1... and thus with today's current thinking... sequels sell! Who knows, we might be ME1 - 3. Either way... I'd like to see it Dark... This isn't a "happy time" for the universe. And I do think I'd like to see Shepard make a hard choice. Just the thought of him meeting up with your old partner (just like the game), that was experimented on but he is deranged more... and Shepard has to pull the trigger himself to "save" his friends from his own personal mental hell? Oh well... we'll see what happens with this in the future.

[FrozenDreamfall]

Ya sadly a lot of movies ruined games,when I saw BloodRayne I was sick...I expected much more hell it wasn't even close to the story,it was...I don't know what it was but they totally ruined it for me.

[Jona.R]

Sam Worthington is the least charismatic actor in recent history and I hope he goes away forever

[Rayken]

Please don't make it about Shepard. PLEASE

[Spooky223]

I want female renegade Shepard and Liara. Maybe I'm creepy but it will be cool, in game is. :-)

[Ghost Warrior]

I wish they made a movie for every novel(for Revelation two movies,one for prologue and one for the rest of the story),every game,ME: Evolution and Redemption and another one,something completely new(maybe placed after ME3). Kinda like Star Wars

[nubbers666]

you could ask and beg for that stuff but doubt they will do it

if they are even still doing a movie lol

[Ghost Warrior]

I know,but still...

[xboxlivegamer]

i seriously doubt that it will have anything to do with shepard. they said that they want the mass effect universe to be yours and yours alone, that's why in the books and comics shepard is loosely mentioned and is not said to be male/female. if anything it might be the first contact war.

[Miss Galvin]

Hmm, not sure if I want to see a ME movie...

[Valmarn]

MorseDenizen wrote...

Hopefully you guys can push for Christopher Nolan or maybe Zack Snyder to direct.... to my mind they seem ideal, though Tony Scott would be nice! That said I have a few reservations about a mass effect film, I seem to remember an interview where some devs were talking about the sum of influences and nods in a game that would get loft in translation... hope u guys can get the me universe writers on the script

Personally, I think Christopher Nolan sounds like a wise choice. Tony Scott is a good director, with a very distinct directing style, but Sci-Fi really doesn't seem to fit him; his closest film to which would have to be Deja Vu and, even then, the relation is only peripheral. Zack Snyder did a fine job with Watchmen, and with 300, but I doubt that's a very good example of the kind of movie that Mass Effect fans would like to see their beloved franchise be reduced to. Mind you, I say "reduced to" will all due respect to Watchmen, as I did like it.

Personally, I wouldn't want to see the Mass Effect movie with over-stylized action and fight sequences, and I can't imagine too many other people feeling differently.



Edited to add:

It just occurred to me that this could be why EA (or BioWare) booted Jack Wall from composing the soundtrack for Mass Effect 3: they wanted to give Clint Mansell an opportunity to get his feet wet, so he would be better prepared to compose the music for the Mass Effect movie.

*sigh*

Shameful. Just shameful. I guess it just goes to show the amount of faith they have in a team of five composers (Jack Wall, Sam Hulick, David Kates, Jimmy Hinson, Brian DiDomenico), as opposed to one (Clint Mansell).

Given the current trend of "console-to-film ports," it's doubtful that the Mass Effect movie will even be good enough to have justified tossing Wall of Sound.


And if the movie does tank...well...it would only go to show that recruiting a semi-big-name to compose the score wasn't enough to save it. In which case, I'd call it poetic justice.

Modifié par Valmarn, 20 février 2011 - 11:46 .

[scott966]

very nice... hope it doesn't muck up the whole ME system.

[ianmcdonald]

Valmarn wrote...

MorseDenizen wrote...

Hopefully you guys can push for Christopher Nolan or maybe Zack Snyder to direct.... to my mind they seem ideal, though Tony Scott would be nice! That said I have a few reservations about a mass effect film, I seem to remember an interview where some devs were talking about the sum of influences and nods in a game that would get loft in translation... hope u guys can get the me universe writers on the script

Personally, I think Christopher Nolan sounds like a wise choice. Tony Scott is a good director, with a very distinct directing style, but Sci-Fi really doesn't seem to fit him; his closest film to which would have to be Deja Vu and, even then, the relation is only peripheral. Zack Snyder did a fine job with Watchmen, and with 300, but I doubt that's a very good example of the kind of movie that Mass Effect fans would like to see their beloved franchise be reduced to. Mind you, I say "reduced to" will all due respect to Watchmen, as I did like it.

Personally, I wouldn't want to see the Mass Effect movie with over-stylized action and fight sequences, and I can't imagine too many other people feeling differently.



Edited to add:

It just occurred to me that this could be why EA (or BioWare) booted Jack Wall from composing the soundtrack for Mass Effect 3: they wanted to give Clint Mansell an opportunity to get his feet wet, so he would be better prepared to compose the music for the Mass Effect movie.

*sigh*

Shameful. Just shameful. I guess it just goes to show the amount of faith they have in a team of five composers (Jack Wall, Sam Hulick, David Kates, Jimmy Hinson, Brian DiDomenico), as opposed to one (Clint Mansell).

Given the current trend of "console-to-film ports," it's doubtful that the Mass Effect movie will even be good enough to have justified tossing Wall of Sound.


And if the movie does tank...well...it would only go to show that recruiting a semi-big-name to compose the score wasn't enough to save it. In which case, I'd call it poetic justice.

I find it really hard to believe that Wall of Sound were "booted" so that Mansell can prepare to do a movie (or that anyone was "booted" at all. The split sounds awfully amicable when you read quotes from both Wall and Mansell). The composer for the movie is left up to the folks working on the movie, not the game.

I'm with you Tony Scott's visual style not melding well with sci-fi. In fact, I think most of his films lately look too similar. His cuts from shot to shot are too quick which is too "music video-y" for a sci-fi epic.

I wouldn't be too keen on Zack Snyder directing, mostly because I don't want half of the movie to be in slow-motion.

Personally, I'd love for Neil Blomkamp to do it but the whole Halo movie debacle seems to have ruined the idea of making a video game movie. We'll see, though.

[SheppardJohn]

Mass effect as the tv series sounds pretty cool 4me hehe.

[Brako Von Shepard]

This is great news....seeing as Mass Effect as a whole is my favourite hobby.



No doubt it has some diehard ME fans nervous though, mostly due to a huge story that we are used to, probably being condensed into a 2 hour movie. But I think the best way to look at this, is to forget how you chose you adventure, and instead see it from how BioWare intend to tell their story of Shepard.

[Majin Paul]

Has it been hinted at what the story would be in the film?

[elcorspectre]

most game that end up in movies are likely to suck like prince of Persia or street fighter let see how it turns out

[Super_Mug]

W00t i was hoping gor a movie btw

[RunicDragons]

elcorspectre wrote...

most game that end up in movies are likely to suck like prince of Persia or street fighter let see how it turns out

True.. But still...
Mass Effect is Mass Effect!
They can't possibly screw up! 

[WhiteAden]

smalvarado wrote...

As long a Seth Green plays Joker, I'm 100% on board with this.

I approve of this!

though I'd prefer to see a first contact war movie or something that runs alongside the story of the videogame trilogy, over a "remake" of the videogames...!