Devil may Cry Movie 2010
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Vergil'sBitch
I am Nero's Mom & Obsessed fan girl
Normally movies are made to bring more ppl into an already existing franchise.
It's a bit off topic, but it'll prove something from a fans view.
I got for christmas the new Star Trek film on DVD.
I've been a fan for years and like to think that i know quite a bit about Star Trek. But after i watched the movie through, i realized that it had left out alotta stuff. And as a fan i felt very let down.
Say DMC is made into a film and more fans are brought into the series, but as existing fans we'll be aware of the tiniest little detail that is forgotten, and to us the film will be a let down.
Capcom will have to keep to the story of Sparda, Dante etc... But they will also have to make it appealing to ppl that have never been interested in the games.
Plus, on a website that i know, hardly any gamers favor games made into Hollywood films
It's a bit off topic, but it'll prove something from a fans view.
I got for christmas the new Star Trek film on DVD.
I've been a fan for years and like to think that i know quite a bit about Star Trek. But after i watched the movie through, i realized that it had left out alotta stuff. And as a fan i felt very let down.
Say DMC is made into a film and more fans are brought into the series, but as existing fans we'll be aware of the tiniest little detail that is forgotten, and to us the film will be a let down.
Capcom will have to keep to the story of Sparda, Dante etc... But they will also have to make it appealing to ppl that have never been interested in the games.
Plus, on a website that i know, hardly any gamers favor games made into Hollywood films
Good characterisation that make game characters appealing in flesh would be welcome if not screw up both game and movie. DMC can make a great movie if made by a good director that understands the game and artwork behind and not concentrate on mass appeal.
Recreating action in games through movies is not a good attempt and at speed of game in discussion, protagonist would look like a cartoon. Action involving graphics is lame. Action needs to be choreographed without graphics which would make the movie appealing to critics as well.
POP -Sands of time is recreated and i can hardly stand the characterization of prince.But action has been choreographed which makes the movie appealing.
http://teaser-trailer.com./
Recreating action in games through movies is not a good attempt and at speed of game in discussion, protagonist would look like a cartoon. Action involving graphics is lame. Action needs to be choreographed without graphics which would make the movie appealing to critics as well.
POP -Sands of time is recreated and i can hardly stand the characterization of prince.But action has been choreographed which makes the movie appealing.
http://teaser-trailer.com./
I dont think live action in movies is obsolete. Movies are all about live action. I am not sure of live action movies based on games. There were a few that sucked(Mortal Kombat ... not captured the essence of game). However live action is the best adaptation for movies.
Ong Bak 2 is a movie on live action that is more entertaining to watch than flashy imaginary graphic adaptations.
Ong Bak 2 is a movie on live action that is more entertaining to watch than flashy imaginary graphic adaptations.
Vergil'sBitch
I am Nero's Mom & Obsessed fan girl
I think the technology was amazing that they used for DMC3. Motion Capture is brilliant!
DreadnoughtDT
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Vergil'sB*tch;196359 said:
I agree! Did they use MC for DMC 4 as well?
Sparda™
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aoshi;196337 said:
And what did I say?!
Dragon Ball Z is a bad example. It has always been an anime, so It didn't work as a live-action adaption.
Devil May Cry is different. It was done as an anime, after being released as a franchise with three titles. It would definitely work as a live-action adaption, but using the technology of being recorded in both 2D and 3D with stereoscopic cameras - just like Avatar - would make the movie look flawlessly executed.
As for the actors though, like I've mentioned above, I would suggest...
Johnny Depp - DANTE
Christian Bale - VERGIL
Rebecca Romijn - TRISH
Kate Beckinsale - LADY
DreadnoughtDT
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^ THIS POST IS FULL OF WIN! *ahem* I agree with everything Sparda said, 100%. Sounds like a great idea...
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DreadnoughtDT;196385 said:
Thanks LOL
Dante's actor was the hardest to find, but seeing Johnny Depp is a shapeshifter, playing every role with great professionalism and realism. He also has the looks of Dante.
Christian, since American Psycho and Equilibrium, got me the vibe of a Vergil role. He can play that elegant, cold-hearted guy. When I saw him as Bruce Wayne/Batman at Batman Begins and then at The Dark Knight, he convinced me 200% of being Vergil.
Rebecca always gave me the looks of Trish. Mystique's role was greatly interpreted by her, and she takes Trish's role easily upon every other actress.
Kate Beckinsale is just bada55. She can be Lady anytime she wants. Looks, behavior, style - you name It.
DreadnoughtDT
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True... Johnny Depp scares me sometimes, considering he seems like he has no "base" personality... I wonder what he's like normally.
DreadnoughtDT
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Interesting... Wonder if he games any? 
Back on topic though, I think if a DMC movie is gonna be a reality, it's gonna be like Avatar. It looks cooler than ANY other movie I've seen, and if a DMC movie is like that, I'll probably involuntarily release from all three orifices at once. (Butt, mouth, and you-know-where...)
Back on topic though, I think if a DMC movie is gonna be a reality, it's gonna be like Avatar. It looks cooler than ANY other movie I've seen, and if a DMC movie is like that, I'll probably involuntarily release from all three orifices at once. (Butt, mouth, and you-know-where...)
DreadnoughtDT
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^ Glad I could brighten your day a bit!:lol:
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