TheDorkProject on 18/1/2008 at 09:05
This has probably been said before I remember there used to be a movie cast suggestion thread, but yea, I'm watching Shoot 'Em Up with my brother and I am reminded how much I like Clive Owen. I think he'd be perfect for the role if they ever did a movie. Though, if it was in charge of the movie it'd actually probably be animated in much the same style as the cutscenes only with much higher production values, using the same voice actors.
jtr7 on 18/1/2008 at 09:30
Interesting choice, yes.
Ladies?
ataricom on 18/1/2008 at 16:15
I'm no lady, but that choice certainly does sound better than Toby Maguire!
If you want to see more stuff made in a similar fashion to the original cutscenes, look no further than (
http://www.rustmonkey.com/) Rustmonkey. It's a 2D/3D effects company started up by Daniel Thron after LGS closed. It looks like they had a bid in A Scanner Darkly (looked friggin amazing), so they can be pretty serious about making feature-length movies.
nickie on 18/1/2008 at 21:40
Not this one! I dunno, there's something more Bondish than Garretish about him. I know the face though but don't know why.
Tintin on 20/1/2008 at 06:42
Clive Owen would be good but I think Christian Bale has more of the acting prowess needed for the role (or maybe I'm a bit biased because I think he's one of the best male actors around).
EvaUnit02 on 20/1/2008 at 13:57
Oh lord no. Clive Owen is one of the most wooden A-list actors working in Hollywood today. Witness the first half-hour of that terrible film, Derailed, for proof. Casino Royale would've been a total disaster with him as the lead.
Centrey on 1/2/2008 at 13:43
Johnny Depp
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Digital Nightfall on 1/2/2008 at 15:24
RustMonkey's work on Deadly Shadows was horrible. Whatever magic they had back when they did the Dark Project scenes, is gone.
ataricom on 1/2/2008 at 15:33
I hope you're not referring to the "3D cutscenes."
Digital Nightfall on 1/2/2008 at 15:49
I'm talking about the drear animated scenes ... e.g. Garrett's trial or anything having to do with Gamall. The pre-rendered in-engine scenes were almost good in comparison.
The intro scenes to the Keepers, Pagans, and Hammers were good. The into was weak, but fine. Everything after that was miserable.
