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    wouldnt it be awesome to have the RE movies be actually like the games, I dont know if you guys have seen this but, I found this clip online thought it was interesting,its the making of a old RE2 commercial directed by george romero

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  • #2
    Yes, they have been seen. But before you decide George's version would be awesome, always read the disclaimer. Or in this case, his script.



    It had...issues.

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    • #3
      I liked Romero's script better, as insane as it is it's still much better then the T-virus drying up rivers and crying Nemesis.
      Last edited by alexdz; 05-30-2011, 07:47 PM.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Darkmoon View Post
        Yes, they have been seen. But before you decide George's version would be awesome, always read the disclaimer. Or in this case, his script.



        It had...issues.
        For those who'd rather NOT read all that... would you kindly (or else..!) provide a very short summary?
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Darkmoon View Post
          Yes, they have been seen. But before you decide George's version would be awesome, always read the disclaimer. Or in this case, his script.



          It had...issues.
          This conversation is over. Darkmoon wins...Yeah the script IS better...but its still not very good.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Anders View Post
            For those who'd rather NOT read all that... would you kindly (or else..!) provide a very short summary?
            Its been a few years but....

            Spoiler:


            George made an honest attempt at trying to bring this games universe to life, even if his attempt wasn't that good. He at least understood the danger of the situation that all the characters were in as well as the importance of the BOW's as a special effect, rather than a gimmick.
            Last edited by Wrathborne; 05-30-2011, 07:56 PM.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Darkmoon View Post
              It had...issues.
              Of course, but which script doesn't?

              As a script, I like Romero's more than Anderson's because Romero tries to honestly adapt RE in a movie, while Anderson just uses the RE's name popularity to push his own agenda.
              So yes, some situation in Romero's script are grotesque, and the characters aren't so great... well, so are they in the videogame(s) too!
              At least he uses the videogame characters names and locations, and follow the videogame storyline (Raccoon murders, Mansion, underground lab).
              Even some key motivations from the game are in the script too (Barry "good" traitor, Wesker "bad" traitor).

              I think that in the end, it is all about what one expect from a movie adapting a video game
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              • #8
                Thanks, Wrathborne. Apart from the obvious weirdness, it doesn't sound that bad. As imacwesker said, at least he somewhat tried to adapt the game into a movie. You'd still have to take the movie for what it was, separated from the game canon. More like an alternate take.

                But...

                Spoiler:
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by imacwesker View Post
                  Of course, but which script doesn't?

                  Citizen Kane, Silence Of The Lambs, The Terminator, Psycho,...

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                  • #10
                    Aha... lol, oh well for some reason I'm still credited for that script. Good stuff.

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                    One of the old RPD podcasts goes over the history of Romero's involvement in the movies (it's ultra long as Dot goes through the whole script afterward as I recall).

                    The worst thing about his whole involvement is that he knew the origins of the series were rooted in his films and was really keen about making a new zombie movie with them, which is where the commercials began it, but the people at Constantine Films started sending him information that didn't sound like they liked his direction.

                    In the end Capcom said he was "fired" (and this was only in an interview in a gaming magazine) but according to Romero, Constantine just stopped talking to him and so he just figured they'd stopped making the film. Had it been a US production company rather than a German one, I expect it probably would have ended up in the courts like when Romero was involved with The Mummy.

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                    • #11
                      Constantin Films is one of the worst fucking studios out there and shouldn't have been in business as long as they have been. These guys really just make shit films.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Anders View Post
                        Thanks, Wrathborne. Apart from the obvious weirdness, it doesn't sound that bad. As imacwesker said, at least he somewhat tried to adapt the game into a movie. You'd still have to take the movie for what it was, separated from the game canon. More like an alternate take.

                        But...

                        Spoiler:
                        I think Barry being black and calling Wesker "boss" all the time was much more wrong.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by alexdz View Post
                          I think Barry being black and calling Wesker "boss" all the time was much more wrong.
                          Now what do you have against black people, huh?
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                          • #14
                            I thought the script that was read on the dispatch was all right, i think it would have been much better then what we got. it was a little campy, but all good horror movies are.

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                            • #15
                              The script itself wasn't too bad. As a stand alone film it would have done fairly well, much better than Anderson's.

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