Mdoggy1214 wrote...
1. Why would we want to see a movie about a story we've played through god knows how many times? I assume most of us have made multiple playthroughs of ME1. Do we really need to see it again? Plus have no control of the choices and what Shepard is like? And that's my second problem.
2. A movie that features Shepard and the events of the games, completely contradicts the whole theme of the Mass Effect Series. The series is about choice and how you the player make the story progress. There is no official canon and there never can be because everyone's playthrough is different. You could say the movie is just another take on the story but it's not that simple. The majority of people are gonna take it as canon. A movie about Shepard and the events of the first game will actually do harm to the game.
Yeah, those are pretty much my exact reasons for not wanting it to be this way, but they made their choice. It's likely too late to change it now. And no doubt to appease as many as possible, Shepard will be as default as it gets. Name of John, face of Loo, Spacer, War Hero, Paragon. That's what I'm expecting, anyway. (Even if I've given up on there being a female Shepard, I'd much rather they at least give their male Shepard a less common name, an actor that fits the character more than the face, and a Colonist because it's the most emotionally rich pre-service history, IMO.)
If they at least made Shepard a more intriguing and deep character, and not just what I've already see in the game, I'd be interested. But I'm not expecting they'll do that. I'm thinking they'll keep it all as default as they can.
littlezack wrote...
The problem here is that there's a contradiction -
Anderson didn't discover the relays, he wasn't present at Shanxi, and
it's not like he had some pivotal role in the discovery of the Citadel.
How could he be the main character in a movie with events that don't
have anything to do with him?
Anderson wouldn't have to be THE main character, he could be A main character, and he could then move into the spotlight for fims based on the books. Those would be stories not everyone has seen, and stories that haven't been realized cinematically.
Modifié par Wynne, 30 juillet 2011 - 07:45 .