*Shudder*
If Hollywood messes with ME lore.........
Yeah, 'cause it's not like BioWare crapped all over the lore. ![]()
*Shudder*
If Hollywood messes with ME lore.........
Yeah, 'cause it's not like BioWare crapped all over the lore. ![]()
$40 with snacks? How many ****ing snacks are you eating? I go to a rather expensive theater to see most movies and I've never paid $40. And why are you assuming a Mass Effect movie would condense all 3 games into a single movie?
The only way that I can see ME on the big screen is to either be sped up to fit the enitrity of ME1 into one sitting or to slow it way downn. To the point where ME1 would take up to three movies. The first would end with Sargent and Lady Benefit, the second would end with Shepard finding out about the conduit. The third would be him trying to stop Sargent and THEN finding out about the reapers.
iPhone?
Nag, nag, nag.
You're worse than a nanny goat.
You must eat like a goat if you're shoveling $25-$30 worth of snacks down your gullet during a single movie.
You must eat like a goat if you're shoveling $25-$30 worth of snacks down your gullet during a single movie.
Anyone who says Mass Effect (1) couldn't be adapted into an excellent movie is a d---n fool like the doofus they hired to write the screen play who ultimately gave up. Just look at all of the cool fan edits for evidence of that. I'm a fan and even I wouldn't give two s***s about some irrelevant side story by some Hollywood hack, some trend following cash grab with a thin veneer of Mass Effect paint. Either go big or go home.
Mass Effect series started out like my generations new hope and slowly turned into Phantom Menance by the end. I wan't this story to be done justice with the budget, writer, director, middle act and ending it deserves. Complete do-over from ME2 onwards.
No Android S7 edge. My auto correct give me away?iPhone?
You seem to think that's a lot for snacks. I'm guessing you don't go out much or have a condition. Diabetes for example.
Or worse, you actually go to the movies alone.
Hey! I go to the movies alone too!
Hey! I go to the movies alone too!
You must eat like a goat if you're shoveling $25-$30 worth of snacks down your gullet during a single movie.
Where I live that's not actually going to get you a ton of snacks at a movie theater. It's a bit above average, but it'll probably run you about $20 per person for snacks which is really just popcorn and a drink(maybe a chocolate bar).
They're such a massive rip off here I'll just sneak my own snacks in I bought at the convenience store for like $5.
You seem to think that's a lot for snacks. I'm guessing you don't go out much or have a condition. Diabetes for example.
Or worse, you actually go to the movies alone.
I can get 2 large large drinks, a large popcorn and one of those big boxes of M&M's for $15 at my usual theater. I don't(I usually just get a small drink and no snacks because I don't like eating while watching movies), but I can. But you're moving the goalpost, acting like you were talking about $40 being the cost for multiple people.
And I actually do go to the movies by myself frequently. I enjoy watching movies alone because I'm not interested in anyone's company when the entire point of the activity is to ignore everything else and watch what's in front of me. I love going to an early screening by myself on a weekday.
Where I live that's not actually going to get you a ton of snacks at a movie theater. It's a bit above average, but it'll probably run you about $20 per person for snacks which is really just popcorn and a drink(maybe a chocolate bar).
They're such a massive rip off here I'll just sneak my own snacks in I bought at the convenience store for like $5.
I live in one of the more expensive areas of one of the more expensive cities in the US and even here $20 gets you a hell of a lot more than a popcorn and a drink. I've never even heard of concessions that expensive. That's like the exaggerated numbers people use to make bad jokes about how expensive it is.
No Android S7 edge. My auto correct give me away?Edit : Yep, found one. Good grief, more than one.
Grow a quad!
I have a quad! I have the courage to go to a theatre by myself and sit through a movie, and not feel embarrassed! I have a bigger quad than you, my Krogan friend!
Must be the dollar theater

And I actually do go to the movies by myself frequently. I enjoy watching movies alone because I'm not interested in anyone's company when the entire point of the activity is to ignore everything else and watch what's in front of me. I love going to an early screening by myself on a weekday.
Up top! *puts his hand out for a high-five*
I live in one of the more expensive areas of one of the more expensive cities in the US and even here $20 gets you a hell of a lot more than a popcorn and a drink. I've never even heard of concessions that expensive. That's like the exaggerated numbers people use to make bad jokes about how expensive it is.
Well I also live in Canada.
Food in general tends to be more expensive and come in smaller sizes here. It's not even just limited to theaters.
Well I also live in Canada.
Food in general tends to be more expensive and come in smaller sizes here. It's not even just limited to theaters.
Everything is more expensive in Canada.
Everything is more expensive in Canada.
Not maple syrup.
Plus, we make better Poutine.
$40 with snacks? How many ****ing snacks are you eating? I go to a rather expensive theater to see most movies and I've never paid $40. And why are you assuming a Mass Effect movie would condense all 3 games into a single movie?
Might depend on where one lives:
http://www.telegraph...cost-up-to-100/
Hey! I go to the movies alone too!
Grow a quad!
I go alone and return with company.
*Sips Ryncol*
Not maple syrup.
Plus, we make better Poutine.
I don't like poutine. It's one-note.
Mihgt depend on where one lives:
I don't like poutine. It's one-note.
London is more expensive than the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Everything costs 2 arms and 2 legs in London. Even the crappy areas are insanely expensive.
That's what I'm saying.... it's all relative.
Anyone who says Mass Effect (1) couldn't be adapted into an excellent movie is a d---n fool like the doofus they hired to write the screen play who ultimately gave up. Just look at all of the cool fan edits for evidence of that. I'm a fan and even I wouldn't give two s***s about some irrelevant side story by some Hollywood hack, some trend following cash grab with a thin veneer of Mass Effect paint. Either go big or go home.
"Hollywood hack"
"Trend following cash grab"
These two things are an inevitability. If Star Wars Ep 9 can't land a decent director, any Mass Effect film sure as hell won't, either.
And do you really think a movie based on a story with, let's face it, a good amount of variability, is gonna please even a minority of the fans? I don't want to see John Shepard, soldier/renegade douchebag's story writ large. I want Sarah Shepard, vanguard and paragon. What about that crucial love story? The Talimancers will call in an airstrike.
Mass Effect series started out like my generations new hope and slowly turned into Phantom Menance by the end. I wan't this story to be done justice with the budget, writer, director, middle act and ending it deserves. Complete do-over from ME2 onwards.
If anyone's likely to do Mass Effect justice, it's Bioware (I know how funny that sounds), in their chosen medium. Any film adaptation will inevitably trash the source material in favor of making the film palatable to film audiences, who are, incredibly, more numerous, more protitable, and more fickle than gamers. If it achieves even a modicum of success, that success will in turn inform the direction of future games, just as the earth shattering success of Disney's Marvel schlock has negatively informed the creative direction of the comics that inspired them.
Honestly, the absolute best case for a Mass Effect film is it gets assigned a "good" director like the aforementioned Whedon (ugh) and ends up as predictable, safe, and forgettable as every last one of these goddamn Marvel films.
I want to say nobody wants that to happen, but I know I'm wrong.
Well to be specific the problem with video games movies is often that they are either very silly and goofy or watered down and just a generic epic Hollywood movie.
There's never really been one that maintained the video game feel while also being a cinematic movie.