Seeing as Fallout 4 has just just come out, loving it btw, I was thinking...
[i][b]What if they made a fallout movie???[/b][/i]
Imagine watching a high budget action film filled with power suits, deathclaws, lasers, everything that fallout has. But on the big screen. So what do you think, would it make a good movie, or would it fail horribly?
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That beginning cut scene made it look like it.
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I don't think so. Fallouts all about exploring and doing all sorts of random stuff. The word random doesn't mix well with movie
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If it was a movie on it's own first, yes. But almost every movie made after game (and vice versa) is really bad.
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How would they capture the atmosphere of Fallout? The feeling of wandering the wasteland with the music isn't exactly something people want to watch
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Maybe a tv show or something set just after the bombs drop
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They would ruin it. Points of reference. Super Mario bros: The Movie Resident evil: 1,2,3 Tomb raider: The Movie
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I've never played it.
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There is, it's called mad max
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Deathclaw jumpscares
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The time limit would be too short
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FUN FACT: Bethesda has said that the Fallout franchise was inspired by a movie called "The Boy And His Dog". The movie was about a boy and his pet traveling together in a post nuclear wasteland where they meet all kinds of characters and even find a fallout shelter deep underground full of weird people who haven't been affected by the nuclear wastes. Spoiler alert: The movie sucked.
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[i]war. War never changes[/i] Better than some games, but still no
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[i] *puts on an antic disposition* [/i] From what I've been told about the story (a lot) yes. But I haven't actually played the games so I went with the default answer of yes but they'd probably -blam!- up.
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Yes. Yes it would.
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Fallout 4 tv show
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Edited by Combatspirit: 11/10/2015 8:44:33 PMNeeds great actors and great director the and great effects
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There's been lots of game franchises so far that should've made for good movies, but they've sucked. Don't let another franchise be stuck with the negative stigma of a crappy movie.
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The Road was a good movie, so a film based on Fallout's setting and lore has potential.
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As long as it isn't by Michael Bay.
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Where is the "HELL YEA" Option?