01-03-2014 06:42
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01-03-2014 07:28 - edited 01-03-2014 07:30
01-03-2014 07:28 - edited 01-03-2014 07:30
Good grief...making Minecraft into a film?
As someone who has never understood the fascination of the game, though I know its big business,
I really do not see what the film will bring to anyones life?
At least when you play the game you are responsible for building your own stuff...but looking
at that link you provided BoB, with its awful graphics...this has got to be some sort of joke surely?
*Stands back and waits for the slating*......
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Veritas Numquam Perit
01-03-2014 07:54
01-03-2014 08:02
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01-03-2014 13:43 - edited 01-03-2014 15:28
01-03-2014 13:43 - edited 01-03-2014 15:28
How is thethis even possible?
01-03-2014 14:01
01-03-2014 14:01
@anticpated wrote:How is the even possible?
Well we can only wait with great anticipation....to see how jaw droppingly brilliant it will be... (NOT!)
Veritas Numquam Perit
01-03-2014 20:37
01-03-2014 21:18
01-03-2014 21:18
@Anonymous I agree it is massively popular as a game. I have family members who play it all the time.
I can also see why films such as Mario Brothers etc are popular...
I still think its a completely different concept to making a Minecraft film (unless its a film that shows
players HOW to build things)
However, the link posted did not indicate it would be a teaching aid.. (to add to the numerous books
books available)
It stated that plans were in progress to turn a 'live action' of the game into a film....
Anyway, I am sure should it happen, that it will have some success among its own fans
Veritas Numquam Perit
01-03-2014 22:00
I can imagine my boys will be wanting to go see it regardless of if they tart the graphics up or not. I can say it's not a film I'll relish going to see *yawn*
That said, a lot of parents are raving about how good the new Lego film is, I'm bring dragged to that on Tuesday.