New
Line Cinema is developing a movie based on Midway's retro arcade title
Rampage. John Rickard, co-producer of Final Destination 5 and the
Nightmare on Elm Street remake, is meeting with writers to develop a
story around the game's conceit of “ordinary people become monsters
and smash everything.” The movie's intended as a tentpole
blockbuster release, which is Hollywood-talk for “this thing needs
to make a lot of money, and we're going to make sure it does by putting Bradley Cooper in it...”
The Rampage movie you probably forgot
about, based on the video games you likely aren't thinking about, has
finally found a writer you've most definitely never heard of. On the
plus side, he's apparently got chops...
New
Line Cinema is developing a movie based on Midway's retro arcade title
Rampage. John Rickard, co-producer of Final Destination 5 and the
Nightmare on Elm Street remake, is meeting with writers to develop a
story around the game's conceit of “ordinary people become monsters
and smash everything.” The movie's intended as a tentpole
blockbuster release, which is Hollywood-talk for “this thing needs
to make a lot of money, and we're going to make sure it does by putting Bradley Cooper in it...”
The Rampage movie you probably forgot
about, based on the video games you likely aren't thinking about, has
finally found a writer you've most definitely never heard of. On the
plus side, he's apparently got chops...
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According to Raptr, only 10 percent of players actually finished the last
mission in Red Dead Redemption. This is why we can’t have nice things
We like games – and since you’re reading this site, it seems safe to assume that you like games, too. But according to a recent CNN report, most players don’t finish the games they start…
Deep Silver opted just for the Saints Row license...
Fine sales, but not the 7 million that Capcom was hoping for...
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