New Regency along with Ubisoft reported the other day that our popular franchise Assassins Creed, would be made into a movie.
Although the words video game and motion picture in the same sentence inspire fear, despair and at worst, depression within us gamers as soon as we think back about movies like Doom along with Hitman with yearning for what they could have been, this news inspires in me trust that Ubisoft might be on the right course.
Ubisoft Motion Pictures, the film brand of the game titles development business with the same identity, created in January 2011, will undoubtedly be retaining total creative control over the movie. Which is a positive thing! With the script already being prepared as well as actors already cast, i want to hope that Ubisoft provides the very same level of story and enjoyment they do within their games.
Chief executive officer of Ubisoft Motion Pics, a man known as Jean-Julien Baronnet explained "Bringing aboard New Regency's renowned production and distribution expertise while maintaining our own creative and financial flexibility ensures that Assassin's Creed will be a high-quality film that respects the lore and fans of the video game franchise."
The production company New Regency, has developed some highly scored movies for their time including "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" and "Natural Born Killers", nevertheless they have made a few severe flops such as "Daredevil". Nonetheless Jean-Julien moved on to mention "Ubisoft chose to partner with New Regency because they are a talented filmmaker-driven company, with the same independent and creative mindset that we have at Ubisoft Motion Pictures."
New Regency are now focusing on a Rabbids Tv show, which is to be composed of Seventy Eight times 7-minute episodes carried out in CGI. in partnership with France Televisions and Nickelodeon. Did you know that's on the cards? This is the first We have heard of it, but it may be truly interesting, not that I actually watch TV ever. Cuts a lot of into my personal gaming time, however i will surely keep my eyes open and rent this online when this comes out.
The major cheese with New Regency -- Brad Weston, told us "We wanted to do everything we could to secure the rights to Assassin's Creed, which Ubisoft has maintained with such care and quality over the years." Well I am sure you did Brad, only have a look at the revenue of Assassin's Creed in the last little while, yet here is a suggestion for you: These AC video game titles are wonderful... really great. You won't obtain the same income numbers should you not make your film every bit as good as our game, or even greater. So there, I said it.
He proceeded to mention: "Having just finished working with Michael on Steve McQueen's 12 Years A Slave (with Plan B) made the partnership even more irresistible."
And by Michael, he means the Michael Fassbender (the guy that played Magneto in X-men First Class) who's already aboard to play a key role in the movie. Who will he play? I don't know, I would personally consider he is either intending to play Desmond Miles or Altar ibn-La'Ahad... Say that Three times quickly. Yet my money is Desmond, because they look very similar as well as Michael is German, which places him in a poor position to play Altar, even though he can play both of them theoretically.
Furthermore, i found one more excellent bit of real info, which I 'm incredibly pumped up about, and forgive me in the event you already knew this, but Ubisoft Motion Pictures is not merely working on a single game title to motion picture adaption. They are presently already in development with Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon. These days there are a couple of motion pictures I would personally absolutely love to view.
Also to add to the fantastic Assassins Creed 3 reports today, maybe you have spotted this on television, in case you haven't or else you need to see in High def at your personal speed, this is the fresh TV spot for Assassins Creed 3. Find it here: http://youtu.be/mc-J2cZEAxE
Assassins Creed 3 is released on the 31st of October on Playstation 3 and also Xbox
Although the words video game and motion picture in the same sentence inspire fear, despair and at worst, depression within us gamers as soon as we think back about movies like Doom along with Hitman with yearning for what they could have been, this news inspires in me trust that Ubisoft might be on the right course.
Ubisoft Motion Pictures, the film brand of the game titles development business with the same identity, created in January 2011, will undoubtedly be retaining total creative control over the movie. Which is a positive thing! With the script already being prepared as well as actors already cast, i want to hope that Ubisoft provides the very same level of story and enjoyment they do within their games.
Chief executive officer of Ubisoft Motion Pics, a man known as Jean-Julien Baronnet explained "Bringing aboard New Regency's renowned production and distribution expertise while maintaining our own creative and financial flexibility ensures that Assassin's Creed will be a high-quality film that respects the lore and fans of the video game franchise."
The production company New Regency, has developed some highly scored movies for their time including "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" and "Natural Born Killers", nevertheless they have made a few severe flops such as "Daredevil". Nonetheless Jean-Julien moved on to mention "Ubisoft chose to partner with New Regency because they are a talented filmmaker-driven company, with the same independent and creative mindset that we have at Ubisoft Motion Pictures."
New Regency are now focusing on a Rabbids Tv show, which is to be composed of Seventy Eight times 7-minute episodes carried out in CGI. in partnership with France Televisions and Nickelodeon. Did you know that's on the cards? This is the first We have heard of it, but it may be truly interesting, not that I actually watch TV ever. Cuts a lot of into my personal gaming time, however i will surely keep my eyes open and rent this online when this comes out.
The major cheese with New Regency -- Brad Weston, told us "We wanted to do everything we could to secure the rights to Assassin's Creed, which Ubisoft has maintained with such care and quality over the years." Well I am sure you did Brad, only have a look at the revenue of Assassin's Creed in the last little while, yet here is a suggestion for you: These AC video game titles are wonderful... really great. You won't obtain the same income numbers should you not make your film every bit as good as our game, or even greater. So there, I said it.
He proceeded to mention: "Having just finished working with Michael on Steve McQueen's 12 Years A Slave (with Plan B) made the partnership even more irresistible."
And by Michael, he means the Michael Fassbender (the guy that played Magneto in X-men First Class) who's already aboard to play a key role in the movie. Who will he play? I don't know, I would personally consider he is either intending to play Desmond Miles or Altar ibn-La'Ahad... Say that Three times quickly. Yet my money is Desmond, because they look very similar as well as Michael is German, which places him in a poor position to play Altar, even though he can play both of them theoretically.
Furthermore, i found one more excellent bit of real info, which I 'm incredibly pumped up about, and forgive me in the event you already knew this, but Ubisoft Motion Pictures is not merely working on a single game title to motion picture adaption. They are presently already in development with Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon. These days there are a couple of motion pictures I would personally absolutely love to view.
Also to add to the fantastic Assassins Creed 3 reports today, maybe you have spotted this on television, in case you haven't or else you need to see in High def at your personal speed, this is the fresh TV spot for Assassins Creed 3. Find it here: http://youtu.be/mc-J2cZEAxE
Assassins Creed 3 is released on the 31st of October on Playstation 3 and also Xbox
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