I?d pay theater money for a Halo movie
Well too bad. You can get a TV show that isnt canon, follows a civilian and race bends major characters for no reason.
I?d pay theater money for a Halo movie
I binged it like chloe on cocain
My biggest issue with this show. They want the audience to invest in the lengthy backstory of what they had to endure to get their powers in a very grueling adventure scenario meanwhile there are young adults with powers hanging around a rave club mixed in with the backstory. It sucked all the life out of their grueling struggle in 1939 when we know kids everywhere have powers without going thru that struggle making their 1939 adventure a complete waste of time and pointless. Sigh
They had to go on a boat ride, a long hike, and touch a wall...
I thought the back story stuff was a snore fest.. Could have told that same story in a single episode and it would have been fine.
I agree with your assessment but I didnt even find that the way the "earned" their powers was all that grueling.. They had to go on a boat ride, a long hike, and touch a wall... Not captivating TV if you ask me
My wife has a mother box and a boom tunnel the size of Jupiter?s Legacy.
Wait broom boy what
I've always thought a Halo movie would be huge, just curiosity factor alone. But that's more action-adventure.
How do you make a Halo film when the main character never takes off his helmet. We've never seen Master Chief's face. That mystery is part of the allure, kind of like Boba Fett, before the prequels and the Mandalorian ruined the mystery. Now he's just some fat guy with scars that's a dime a dozen.
Ii could see a Dredd style film where we fallow a new protagonist/sidekick to Master Chief. We see how badass and cool he is, but we never get to close to know the disappointment that lives inside that green armor.
Yeah, Halo was THE defining series of the 00s I'd say, maybe alongside MGS, as they were pretty close in their years. And it can be argued Halo had more mainstream appeal, over MGS and stuff like Valve's games. The thing is, WoW was even bigger and look how that turned out. I just don't know if the climate can take a Halo movie now. Whereas Mass Effect took a more "we all have to work together and be one and sing kumbayah" approach, akin to the Utopian ideals of Star Trek, Halo was more focused on survival. It did attemt to humanize the Elites, but it was a clear take on Secular Christianity vs. fundementalist Islamism. Names like "Arbiter", "Covenant", "Halo", "John 117" weren't random. The problem is that, at the end of the day, Halo is about humanity kicking ass because **** you, we're humans, we root for ourselves. In a world were Avatar is the exact opposite, can we really get a good Halo movie? Like I said, they are making a tv show, and one of the MCs is a girl raised by the Covenant. A human girl. Right off the bat it misses the point.A huge generation grew up on that game. When they grow into their 30's perhaps the nostalgia factor alone will give a Halo movie the boost it needs. Many more IPs of lesser known value have had great success. Hell, Star Wars really survives on its older fanbase more than its newer ones.
I know little of Halo and never played the game, and I'm still curious about it. There must be others.
Maybe its like you said though, maybe its world-building is just not rich enough.
I don't think having no face is a problem. I've never had it, anyhow. With either Master Chief, Dredd or Snake Eyes. Kids want a cool looking guy to look up to and see do some wicked stuff. On paper characters like the Chief exist to immerse you in the game. And that's why there's a supporting cast, as it humanizes the MC and also lets you identify with a more human character instead of the killing machine. For the Covenant, the Spartans, and the Chief especially, are literally Demons.How do you make a Halo film when the main character never takes off his helmet. We've never seen Master Chief's face. That mystery is part of the allure, kind of like Boba Fett, before the prequels and the Mandalorian ruined the mystery. Now he's just some fat guy with scars that's a dime a dozen.
Ii could see a Dredd style film where we fallow a new protagonist/sidekick to Master Chief. We see how badass and cool he is, but we never get to close to know the disappointment that lives inside that green armor.
Canceled already.
https://www.ign.com/articles/jupiters-legacy-cancel-netflix-despite-cliffhanger-ending-mark-millar
Can't say I'm surprised.
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