Rating... yeah, I was afraid of that. Whoever is working on this is the type that still things video games are for little kids and thinks it needs a PG or PG-13 rating, which of course would make a shitty Bioshock movie.
At this point I'd rather they just not bother with this at all.
Generally all the gore in the game could be shown in the movie and would be rated PG-13, generally films save R rating for sexual content.
in in terms of this game there is none...
Then the rest of the movie sucked ass. It's like there was a different director for the opening than for the rest of the movie. What a waste....
I'm pretty sure ripping a little girl in half for your Adam fix would net you an R rating. Or showing a plastic surgeon mutilating a live patient. Or seeing a man gored by a Big Daddy's drill.
Yeah. That sounds like good, wholesome PG-13 entertainment.
and as for the violence, it's not even about the "gore" - murdering a little girl for a drug fix is an R even if it's offscreen.
honestly there are several great studios and directors in animation who would do wonders with this franchise.
I think you're exactly right. An origin story would be perfect. I think an origin story, however, necessarily needs to include what happened in Rapture before the player character gets there. It needs to document not just the rise of Rapture, but the fall as well. Thus, based on what we know of the fall of Rapture from Bioshock, that story is a rated R story. There's simply no avoiding it.
I dare say that finding and listening to the audio tapes was more riveting than playing through the aftermath of New Years.
"Rating... yeah, I was afraid of that. Whoever is working on this is the type that still things video games are for little kids and thinks it needs a PG or PG-13 rating, which of course would make a shitty Bioshock movie.
At this point I'd rather they just not bother with this at all."
Well, you have to look at it from the Hollywood standpoint, which is -I totally agree- the worst way to look at any movie based on a game. PG-13 is what this movie would have gotten, and thats because they knew they wouldn't be able to sell it as an R. R's don't make money, even when the property is so strong behind it. PG-13 allows teenagers to waste their money taking their girlfriends on dates over the weekend so they can try to get head in the back of the theater.
So its really got nothing to do with thinking video games are for kids at all, its all about what both businesses are looking to do overall: Make money.
But, it really depends on the writing and the ambiance. The movie could push against the R and be a PG-13 movie, and if the writing and the feel is good, it could be great. Problem is theres very few games that make the transition and even remotely manage to do that. So yeah, they should just let this go because of that fact alone.
Bioshock is a very fun game. The gameplay is really unique and the way they set things up kept me from getting bored. However the story wasn't very good. It was interesting at parts, and it had good atmosphere, but the story itself was nothing special. It was stuff we already seen before sprinkled with tropes, and predictable twists. The ending and final boss fight were just not good. They pretty much forced it into the game just for gameplays sake. Bioshock game = Really fun. Bioshock movie = pointless. Yeah it's cool to see some of those big daddy and little sister cosplay pictures, but as a movie I think more things would go wrong than good.
If you really want a Bioshock movie just watch someone else play the game.
a big reason is why is it seems like video game movies "curse" the video game series themselves sometimes, certainly I can't be the only one that has noticed that Silent Hill took a nosedive after the movie can I?
so I'd rather keep playing great Bioshock GAMES instead of having a movie ruin it, like with Silent Hill
and besides, if you want too know the complete back story of Bioshock, just read the book, that was cool

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