Sentences with phrase «movie adaption of»

On this episode, Judge Greg is joined by Tony from No Time for Time Travel as they take on 1995's Action Adventure movie adaption of the video game: Mortal Kombat!

It seems like Square Enix has trademarked the name Deus Ex: Human Defiance, for an apparent movie adaption of the futuristic franchise.

In a lot of ways, God of War III is like a great movie adaption of your favorite TV show; it packs in all your favorite bits, with better production values, into a shorter space of time.

In the movie adaption of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Scott the lead character was played by Michael Cera and Ramona by Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

«The Hunger Games» is the first movie adaption of Suzanne Collins's futuristic literary trilogy which tells the story of a young teen who must fight for her life in the post-apocalyptic land where North America once existed.

HBO have released a full - length trailer for their movie adaption of the classic dystopian novel, «Fahrenheit 451».

In fact, it's becoming a family affair as her Irish husband Niall Leonard, is reportedly set to write the screenplay for the sequel to the movie adaption of her erotic novel series.

When attending the 2018 photo call for the movie adaption of Peter Rabbit, Margot wore her hair in a flattering half - up half - down top knot.

He also landed the role of Ford Prefect in the long - awaited 2005 movie adaption of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

Not exact matches

Officials at the Abbey, by the way, refused to allow any filming of the movie adaption on their premises because they could not «commend or endorse the contentious and wayward religious and historic suggestions made in the book.»

Adapted by esteemed crime writer Dennis Lehane from his short story «Animal Rescue,» the movie doesn't have the same cynicism as past adaptions of the author's work («Mystic River,» «Gone Baby Gone»), but it's a grimy little crime drama that harkens back to the great Sidney Lumet films of the 1970s.

Everything about the movie is top - notch, from Scorsese's daring direction, to Nicholas Pileggi's hard - hitting script (an adaption of his book, «Wiseguy»), to the rock - influenced soundtrack, to some fantastic performances by Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, who won an Oscar for his portrayal of psychotic gangster Tommy DeVito.

Over the years watching lots of films based on books, I have learned to look at any adaption in and of itself, and how well it is done as A MOVIE.

Chief among those questions is the most important one: whether the new boss will be the same as the old boss (The answer is left for the final movie or, if the unfortunate trend of splitting the final installment of adaptions of young - adult book series into two parts continues with this franchise, movies).

Is this a movie a faithful adaption that fans of the franchise will love, or is this yet another example of a bad video game movie.

Portman and Scarlett Johansson do their best to bring life to the sometimes - dull movie about sisters vying for the king's affections, an adaption of the novel by Philippa Gregory.

Michael Shannon as Zod really stole the movie for me... and Russell Crowe and Jor - El was very good... this is the best adaption of Superman to date, in my opinion..

With the live - action adaption of the new Detective Pikachu movie now underway it seems that more surprises are coming soon.

You'd expect that a movie called «Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter» would have a certain amount of humor to it, but save for a couple unintentional laughs, Timur Bekmambetov's big screen adaption of the Seth - Grahame Smith novel plays things surprisingly straight.

Though The Disaster Artist is nominally an adaption of the same - titled book by Wiseau's former roommate and co-star Greg Sestero and the critic and journalist Tom Bissell, the movie bears only faint traces of its characterization of the secretive, self - made filmmaker; the exclusion of any biographical details (many of which are now public knowledge) leaves yawning gaps in the script, which was written by the duo of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.of the same - titled book by Wiseau's former roommate and co-star Greg Sestero and the critic and journalist Tom Bissell, the movie bears only faint traces of its characterization of the secretive, self - made filmmaker; the exclusion of any biographical details (many of which are now public knowledge) leaves yawning gaps in the script, which was written by the duo of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.of its characterization of the secretive, self - made filmmaker; the exclusion of any biographical details (many of which are now public knowledge) leaves yawning gaps in the script, which was written by the duo of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.of the secretive, self - made filmmaker; the exclusion of any biographical details (many of which are now public knowledge) leaves yawning gaps in the script, which was written by the duo of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.of any biographical details (many of which are now public knowledge) leaves yawning gaps in the script, which was written by the duo of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.of which are now public knowledge) leaves yawning gaps in the script, which was written by the duo of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.of Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber (500 Days Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.Of Summer, The Spectacular Now, The Fault In Ours Stars, etc.).

The movie «Kick - Ass» is easily one of the best comic book adaptions in the last few years.

Final results of these movies vary big time, some become lame efforts, where we think it was not right in the first place to go for the movie adaption, but some on the contrary and to our surprise turn out to be the best examples of how a video game should transform into a movie.

The director for this adaption will be Scott Waugh, the man best know for Act of Valor, a movie which featured active NAVY Seals and that had some great cinematography.

With talk of Assassin's Creed and Uncharted adaptions taking up the bulk of 2011's game - to - film speculation, many have forgotten that it wasn't so long ago that Irrational Games» BioShock was heavily rumored for the movie treatment.

The big draw, here, really is the fact that it's Middle - Earth and toddling around is a neat geek moment for any fan of either the books or the movies, albeit one already readily available in the Lego adaption of Lord of the Rings.

Video game adaptions of movies don't have a stellar track record, so smartly developer Avalanche have opted to craft a game that takes place sometime before Fury Road rather than trying to follow or replicate the events of the film, granting them the freedom to expand Mark Miller's postapocalyptic Australia a little bit more while escaping some of the stigma that comes with being based on a series of movies.

We have no idea exactly what their planning for the movie adaption, but we do feel this has potential of being one of the best video games being remade for the silver screen.

So, when given the chance to review THQ's adaption of the latest cinematic offering from Pixar, Wall - E, the first thing I did was toddle off to my local cinema to catch the movie ahead of playing the game.

One of the few, if only, good game to movie adaptions.

Neil Druckmann, creator of The Last of Us has confirmed that the upcoming movie will be an adaption of the game, rather than a spin off.

On the topic of games to movies, one country that seems to be quite adept at this adaption is Japan.