fallout movie?

[commiedic]

If you want to watch a fallout movie look up A Boy and His Dog.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072730/

It replays on cable every once and again, and is awesome.

Edit: Wow, the people in the comments section agree with me.

Lol I love A Boy and His Dog. Great Dark Comedy if you ask me.

In fact I think I am going to watch it right now.

 

[Who Dares Wins]

If it's ever made it should avoid EVERYTHING from the game, i.e. be set in somewhere else than the games, use a new story, not make references to the games etc.
A movie would already be disappointing, a one that messes with the canon would be worse.

 

[Fieldy409_v1legacy]

If it's ever made it should avoid EVERYTHING from the game, i.e. be set in somewhere else than the games, use a new story, not make references to the games etc.
A movie would already be disappointing, a one that messes with the canon would be worse.

I have always considered movies based off things like books or games entirely seperate from the canon. Keeps you sane.

 

[Who Dares Wins]

If it's ever made it should avoid EVERYTHING from the game, i.e. be set in somewhere else than the games, use a new story, not make references to the games etc.
A movie would already be disappointing, a one that messes with the canon would be worse.

I have always considered movies based off things like books or games entirely seperate from the canon. Keeps you sane.

I do it too, but some people don't, there would be too much of a fuss about it.

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[Fieldy409_v1legacy]

If it's ever made it should avoid EVERYTHING from the game, i.e. be set in somewhere else than the games, use a new story, not make references to the games etc.
A movie would already be disappointing, a one that messes with the canon would be worse.

I have always considered movies based off things like books or games entirely seperate from the canon. Keeps you sane.

I do it too, but some people don't, there would be too much of a fuss about it.

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lol what they did to dragonball was pretty horrible.

 

[Treaos Serrare]

Tarantino is the only one i think who could make a Fallout Movie and it not be utter shit
Ron Perelman Would HAVE to be in it in some capacity or another

I have to agree, Tarantino would be a nearly ideal choice for a Fallout movie, especially if he could team up with Peter Jackson.

oh god, that just made me nerdgasm, i need a cigarillo...

 

[JacobyPAX]

I doubt anyone could get the money necessary to produce a Fallout movie, but maybe a web-series like Mortal Kombat legacy would work.

 

[Vault101]

I think it COULD work

not sure if they should directly adapt one of the storys of the games or just go with somthing in-universe

thats the thing about fallout it has alot of flexibility

 

[NoriYuki Sato]

The Book of Eli was basically a Fallout movie without the super mutants, and was actually pretty good to boot. It could work, but I don't know who I'd trust to do it.

LionsGate or Magnet. MAYBE even Magnolia.

I think it would be an interesting spin if it was done in a style similar to, but not exact to, Mutant Chronicles.

 

[Mr.Numbers]

Fallout is so narrative based it seems natural that it would make an excellent movie...On the proviso it's about events that happen in between the games, or a prequel like they're doing for Planet of the Apes, to not ruin the actual games that birthed the movies.

 

[War Penguin]

Wow, less than thirty posts in and no one has mentioned Nuka Break, yet. Sure, it's only a fan film, but it's a damn good one!

OT: I don't think it would work. If you only set it in the same universe, that might work. But fully based off the games? No. Why? It's too big. Yes, there's a lot of stuff going on in the Fallout games: Vault's water chip, mutants, raiders, Brotherhood. It's just too much for one movie to handle. However, if they did a mini series, a game a season, that might work.

 

[Jake0fTrades]

Movies based on beloved comics, video games and books create very high expectations. Though, it could be done, but we'd have to make sure the director has a good head on his shoulders, otherwise it'd be a major letdown.