[citation][nom]Kami3k[/nom]Really? a non-American actor playing a tough guy American secret agent? Might as well get a Southerner to play as the next James Bond.....[/citation]
they do got for Americans with james bond, but they usualy if not always refuse due to they probably wouldn't fit the roll.
sam fisher... not as much of a history, and what little there is is tainted by the more recent games. i wouldnt say he has to be american, but at the same time, what the hell is american? we are a melting pot of different cultures accents and races, so what if the guy playing him isnt from america.
[citation][nom]Khimera2000[/nom]This would be intresting. If game developers start pumping out there own movies, Hollywood will have a lot to worry about. Then again they only have themselves to blame.If theres a track reord of messing up theres a big incentive to finding alternative routes. I hope this starts a new trend cuz I still want to see a Halo movie...[/citation]
i hope not, i would hate for game companies to devote more time to movies than to games, and the games become the new tie ins, because lets face it, games don't have as big an audience or a profit margin as a blockbuster movie.
[citation][nom]Teeroy32[/nom]not all video game movies are crap, resident evil was cool, so was mortal kombat, sure super mario bros sucked a bit and street fighter was corny but they where still worth watching, also double dragon wasn't bad in the day[/citation]
resident evil is crap if you watch them for a game tie in, but passable if you watch them as a stupid action movie where the lead is banging the director. hell the main character isnt even in the games...
mortal kombat i believe the first one was better than it had any right to be, the rest sucked
street fighter, and double dragon are only good if you are looking for a bad action movie, and neither were good back in the day unless you want to compare them to films with even less talent.
mario brothers... havent seen that sense i was a kid, but i knew it was bad, but may be worth watching as a train wreak kind of way.