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[scorched595]

Would you rather me write this, instead?

"D'AAAAAWWW YOU RUINED IT *flips table* "

[porky88]

Vash690x wrote...

darthnick427 wrote...

LKx wrote...

What Directior do you want in the unlikely eventuality that they actually make the Mass Effect movie?

I say:

Joss Whedon

He's good with characters-driven stories, and, well... he made Firefly

Agreed. Joss Whedon.

This. He does really good work with both action and story, IMO.

I'm not crazy about a movie, but Whedon would be the right choice. He does a good job with a large cast of characters, which a Mass Effect movie will obviously have.

[scorched595]

How about one of the directors of one of the star gate tv shows, can't be arsed to remember their names atm

[scorched595]

wow, slow night tonight

[grimlock122]

Squallypo wrote...

i hope no one in here says michael bay

i think i want michael bay....



J.J ambres (i think thats right...) zach snyder or chris nolan

[don-mika]

friendlybatarian wrote...

How about nobody from Hollywood? We dont need Hollywood ruining the ME franchise anymore than it already has been. Get this film made in Canada or France or some place like that. All Hollywood is capable of are big explosions and crappy CGI effects. I actually want a good film that has some integrity.

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[Juha81FIN]

Quentin Tarantino would be perfect for ME movie.

[Alpha 1 Omega]

Joss Whedon

or

James Cameron

[Starspiral]

Don't want any director because it would be a complete train-wreck of a movie - because films made out of video game franchises just don't work.

[SpicyOne]

Not sure if I would like a ME movie... Mostly because it will be a male Shep and I play as a female Shep Plus they probably will muck it up good.

[InvaderXX]

Steven Spielberg....best guy to direct any movie!

[XqctaX]

SetecAstronomy wrote...

Ridley Scott.

he has talent thats unquestionable for sure. i support this

[Rautia]

J. Michael Straczynski, since the whole game series was so heavily influenced by B5 anyway

[filetemo]

Pedro Almodovar

Garrus is a pre-op transexual addicted to cocaine
Reapers are space prostitutes

[vortex2000]

Another vote for Ridley, but I can't see him doing another science fiction film for quite a while yet (following "Prometheus").

What about Paul Greengrass? I'd like to see him tackle a science fiction film, and he's quite adept at handling both action and drama in a cohesive fashion. Mass Effect might be just the ticket.

Modifié par vortex2000, 22 mai 2012 - 02:13 .

[KingJason13]

I don't want a Mass Effect movie...

The only way to stay true to the games would be to have a brand new "twist" character introduced in the last minute and end the story arbitrarily... not good.

...But in THAT case: M.Night Shamylan.

Modifié par KingJason13, 22 mai 2012 - 04:06 .

[UnitedWashclothExpress]

I want...

Nay, DEMAND Uwe Bolle.

[BongMong]

If you want a jubilant ending, try Russell T Davies. I can only imagine the level of cheese in that ending.

Or perhaps the vast toffee himself (Stephen Moffett). Then it'll take twice as long to work out what the ending means.

I still think a Powell and Pressburger style would be the best. Shame their approach isn't in vogue these days.

[Fenrisfil]

There are a lot of directors that could a good job. Bay and Bole are not on that list. John Carpenter is my favourite director, but it's not the kind of film he excels at. James Cameron would do a pretty epic job and not totally fail at character development like many FX orientated directors do. Joss Whedon is about the best around for character interaction and if the story is to be heavily character orientated he'd be a good pick. He's not the best for things like plot depth, believability or suspense though. Sam Raimi can do FX and horror and is pretty fantastic with characters too. Could he pull off Mass Effect? Probably depends on outside pressure, he's been forced into unfortunate corners before with big movies (Spiderman 3 did a lot of damage to his rep I think). Ridley Scott could perhaps be a great fit, not sure it would get the lighter side of Mass Effect but the rest he'd have well covered.

Of all the choices, I think I'd be interested to see Sam Raimi try it. Failing that either Scott or Whedon. I'm not keen on Spielberg these days, he's lost his touch and would no doubt cost way too much.

Hmm another option may be Neill Blomkamp. Hard to judge him just on District 9, but he clearly has a lot of potential and brings something a bit different to the table. May not be quite the right film for his style, but I wouldn't begrudge him the opportunity to prove he can do it.

[What a Succulent Ass]

vortex2000 wrote...

Another vote for Ridley, but I can't see him doing another science fiction film for quite a while yet (following "Prometheus").

Oh, I don't know about that. Didn't he say he already had ideas for Prometheus II and a Bladerunner sequel?

[What a Succulent Ass]

KingJason13 wrote...

M.Night Shamylan.

Oh Jesus.

[dmay7]

saMOOrai182 wrote...

Tommy Wiseau

I can see the quotes now...

"You are tearing me apart, Liara!"

"Oh hi, Garrus"

Shepard: "You know I can't talk Garrus, it's confidential, anyway how's your sex life?"
Garrus: "Can it wait a bit, I'm in the middle of having sex with Liara five times during this movie while repeatedly asking what she is doing"

EDI: "I got the test results back, I definitley have the blue screen of death"

But in all seriousness, I would love to see either JJ Abrams or James Cameron do it.

[yesikareyes]

Christopher Nolan or Ridley Scott.