Resident Evil Movie Director Knows Fans Of The Games May Not Be Happy
A informacao chegou e merece atencao. Weapons and Barbarian director Zach Cregger's upcoming requiem-alcanca-marca-de-7-milhoes-de-copias-v-026b00/" title="Resident Evil Requiem alcança marca de 7 milhões de cópias vendidas">evil-requiem-alcanca-marca-de-7-milhoes-de-copias-v-026b00/" title="Resident Evil Requiem alcança marca de 7 milhões de cópias vendidas">Resident Evil movie, which he also wrote, does not adapt any of the game stories or feature characters from the games.
Vale destacar que Cregger has now explained why he wanted to a make a movie inspired by the games but not necessarily based on them, why re-telling Leon's story wouldn't be a good idea, and how he expects fans of the games to react. In an interview on the PlayStation Blog , Cregger said that while his movie does not adapt any of the stories from the games, it does follow a similar format. That format is that the movie will follow a character from point A to point B, taking viewers on a "crazy journey" that keeps escalating.
"That feels so cinematic to me. So I wanted to tell a story that could take place in the Resident Evil world, but wasn't telling a story that the games had already told. To me, I would feel like there's kind of no winning there if I were to tell Leon's story, because the games do such a great job," he said. "It would just be kind of redundant, and ultimately, I think, disappointing. Acompanhe mais conteudos como esse no site.
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