These are awful suggestions. If there is a Nintendo movie I would hope it's something that taps into Nintendo's whimsical stylings without doting on particular properties whose stories fit games better than film. I'm thinking more Wreck It Ralph rather than e.g. Spirits Within
Cmon guys it's not going to be Metroid or F-Zero...
Mario, Animal Crossing and Splatoon have good chances.
Bullshit.
Nintendo Cinematic Universe movies that finally lead to the SMASH BROTHERS movie we have been wanting for the last forever years.
why not both?
just like disney is doing with marvel, having the movies being more like hearted, and the netflix series more mature or something
Wasn't there a rumor of Splatoon 2 taking awhile to come out (around 2 years)? And didn't Josh Thomas tease a Splatoon movie? Hmm...
Well I think what I said about text to spoken dialogue problems with Zelda would be twice as bad with Earthbound.
That being said, Earthbound has always been about the experience rather than the story. It's pure art in video game form. One of the few. Too much of it's magic comes from actually playing the game, experiencing it, and creating individual, nostalgic memories.
Wasn't there a rumor of Splatoon 2 taking awhile to come out (around 2 years)? And didn't Josh Thomas tease a Splatoon movie? Hmm...
Didn't they make high quality CG renders Callie and Marie's concerts? hmmmmm......
Serious suggestion, get Genndy Tartakovsky on directing (and writing?) an animated Mario film. Just look at this footage he directed for an animated Popeye film (that's been cancelled/in limbo?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4tNuM9XttM
He did, but I wouldn't put too much faith in what he said.Wasn't there a rumor of Splatoon 2 taking awhile to come out (around 2 years)? And didn't Josh Thomas tease a Splatoon movie? Hmm...
The one guy blacklisted by Nintendo? He seems like an unlikely person to know anything.
What Marvel is doing is magic not even its direct competition (DC) can replicate let alone a video game company that has never written a compelling enough story to put to film ever.
Didn't the Sony deal fall through?I really hope this doesn't mess with Wreck-It Ralph 2. I'd rather have Mario show up there then have Sony make a Mario film.
you are saying like if nintendo will write the shit themselves, this is a licensed movie, so anything can happen
I believe Sony said "we're doing Popeye, but not your way!" and now someone else is making the film. But now he's finishing Samurai Jack, so everyone wins!
I think Genndy could do a good Mario film, but he'd do an EXCELLENT WarioWare film.
Didn't the Sony deal fall through?
Wreck-It Ralph is Disney. Didn't the Sony deal fall through?
Then if that's the case what's the point of adapting a source material?
And there was a Sony email leak that had hinted Nintendo is going to partner with Sony to make a Mario film, which could get in the way of cameos in Wreck-It Ralph 2.
So the problem people have with a Zelda film is how to handle Link? He'll just talk. He's allowed to, and him talking in a film isn't going to take anything away from the games.
Allowing him to talk doesn't mean he's going to return to the days of WELL EXCUUUUUUUUUUUUSE ME PRINCESS, which I'm sure Nintendo is well aware of and would avoid.
And there was a Sony email leak that had hinted Nintendo is going to partner with Sony to make a Mario film, which could get in the way of cameos in Wreck-It Ralph 2.
It'll depend on how Angry Birds, Warcraft, and Assassin's Creed does. If at least one movie succeeds they'll make a movie... too bad there's no reason to show any confidence in video game movies though.
making money for both companies?
Wreck-It-Ralph already had Mario related cameos…
I doubt Nintendo would ever agree to a contract in which a cameo prevents a movie production by a different studio
Another person who has never played Digidrive.
Blatant cashgrabs should not be the only reason to make movies. That's how you end up with soulless pieces of crap.
So the problem people have with a Zelda film is how to handle Link? He'll just talk. He's allowed to, and him talking in a film isn't going to take anything away from the games.
Allowing him to talk doesn't mean he's going to return to the days of WELL EXCUUUUUUUUUUUUSE ME PRINCESS, which I'm sure Nintendo is well aware of and would avoid.
I think the dialogue and the quirky aspect of many Zelda characters is much harder to adapt as a cinema experience moreso than Metroid which has much more common sci-fi traits.
To further clarify with an example, it's why I think voice acting can be very dangerous for Zelda games as I don't believe the written text translates well to spoken dialogue.
well you were the one who said that nintendo ips wont work for movies, so why do you care?
Blatant cashgrabs should not be the only reason to make movies. That's how you end up with soulless pieces of crap.