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Spy Hunter film not dead Comments by Robert Purchese

4 June, 2007

Resi director revives.

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Foundry
04/06/07 @ 12:26
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Can we stop with all the film news being portrayed as game news. It isn't.
peterfll
04/06/07 @ 12:33
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Phew! I was just thinking to myself the other day "I wonder when that promising Spy Hunter film-game-tie-in will be released?!".
The Bodybuilder
04/06/07 @ 12:35
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Stay away rock, STAY AWAY.

Don't kill off your career and end up like vin diesel.
captainrentboy
04/06/07 @ 12:42
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I bet this film turns out to be amazing...
I thought the news that the director of silent Hill has now turned his attention to an Onimusha movie was just ever so slightly more exciting. Not only that but he intends on keeping the Japanese actor who portrays the character in the game and putting him in the flick too.
All I want is a CG Halo film, is that too much for ask for?
decibel
04/06/07 @ 12:45
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WTF?

Since when was Spy Hunter a viable gaming franchise, let alone a viable movie franchise? Surely there are much better, more recognisable franchises out there!
SuperZ
04/06/07 @ 12:48
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Paul Anderson is the worst director, making the worst movies I've ever had the misfortune to watch.
markypants
04/06/07 @ 14:20
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I'm guessing the "Phew" was sarcastic!

Paul Anderson is a hack. Him and Michael Bay blow each other as they ride around Holywood on their ego balloons.
SBfistfun
04/06/07 @ 14:59
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Whoever thought "ooh that would make for a good film" needs to be invaded with a granite pineapple.
The Bodybuilder
04/06/07 @ 15:47
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>"All I want is a CG Halo film, is that too much for ask for?"

Erm, yes. Do you know how expensive that would be?
dudefella
04/06/07 @ 17:32
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Foundry: It's a game movie. If this is hurting your feelings in some way or w/e, don't read the article.
captainrentboy
04/06/07 @ 19:06
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Yeah a CG Halo would be expensive, but after that 40 second commercial last Chrimbo I've got a taste for it God damn, and I think that's how it would work best, I'd rather it like that than live action.
3william56
05/06/07 @ 04:03
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Spy Hunter film not dead yet.

/Fixed.
Mentalist(air)
05/06/07 @ 08:02
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A 'live action' halo movie would be like 60% CG anyway.

Especially if that South African Citroen robot guy is directing it.


I feel Paul Anderson gets a lot of unnecessary flack. The films of his I've seen, Mortal Kombat and the first Resident Evil, were enjoyable Kung Fu / Horror popcorn B-Movies. At least they were true to the spirit of the source material unlike the Mario (shudder) or Streetfighter (snigger) movies. Not all movies have to be classics, just like a lot of gamers get plenty of enjoyment out of the likes of Need For Speed games.

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