TV Series


Lapeno77 said:


Seems to have gotten the look and feel right, be interesting to see if it translates into a TV show
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I'm a bit concerned with this, prometheus and covenant were their own offshoot aspects, fine, cut em adrift like the vs predator rubbish. There's enough to bring us a new vision with a fresh message either out of the back story of Ash, or, seeing as everything successful as a game gets booted around sometimes successfully into tv or film, 'Isolation'. Imagine 'Isolation' written as a series. Half the work is already done, the fans will jump on it, the gamers the same, it's a win just ripe for the taking.
 
Rita_Poon said:
I'm a bit concerned with this, prometheus and covenant were their own offshoot aspects, fine, cut em adrift like the vs predator rubbish. There's enough to bring us a new vision with a fresh message either out of the back story of Ash, or, seeing as everything successful as a game gets booted around sometimes successfully into tv or film, 'Isolation'. Imagine 'Isolation' written as a series. Half the work is already done, the fans will jump on it, the games the same, it's a win just ripe for the taking.
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Not sure the AvP thing is done with, judging by the trailer for Predator: Badlands.

Agree on Isolation though. That would be absolutely classy.
 
Lapeno77 said:
Not sure the AvP thing is done with, judging by the trailer for Predator: Badlands.

Agree on Isolation though. That would be absolutely classy.
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I read that Predator thing initially very differently.



Oh dear, slimmed down predators meets squid game. (with knock off light sabres)

Prey was good because it mixed up the formula, We've had the jungle, the wild streets of LA, an off world hunting planet (Predators), and back in native american apache indian type times. Where else to drop em? The beauty of the wilderness ones was the environment was a character, something also trying to kill or maim the characters involved. (and the T rex skull is a sign of something even worse coming, Predators vs Jurassic park)
 
Daytripper said:
The Sopranos is great but I think they made a little mistake in introducing new characters each season that were adversaries to Tony.

For example I would of liked to have seen Ralph and Richie Aprile in a few episodes rather than kill one off and then introduce the next one.
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This, the wire and breaking bad are the holy trinity for me
 

Rita_Poon said:
I read that Predator thing initially very differently.



Oh dear, slimmed down predators meets squid game. (with knock off light sabres)

Prey was good because it mixed up the formula, We've had the jungle, the wild streets of LA, an off world hunting planet (Predators), and back in native american apache indian type times. Where else to drop em? The beauty of the wilderness ones was the environment was a character, something also trying to kill or maim the characters involved. (and the T rex skull is a sign of something even worse coming, Predators vs Jurassic park)
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I’m keeping a really open mind tbh.

The quality of Prey was a real surprise, as I thought the franchise had been done to death and Prey kind of came out of the blue.
 
Daytripper said:
Yeah the Russian plot just ended abruptly after that, had a lot of potential .
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Apparently they had plans for Christopher to go into a bar in one of the later seasons and the russian was to be working there sweeping the floor, he looks at Christopher like he recognises him but cant place him, he then turns around and half of his head is missing so he is obviously brain damaged and has memory loss. They discussed it on the Talking Sopranos podcast hosted by Michael Imperioli and Steve Schrippa.
 

jaybx1878 said:
Apparently they had plans for Christopher to go into a bar in one of the later seasons and the russian was to be working there sweeping the floor, he looks at Christopher like he recognises him but cant place him, he then turns around and half of his head is missing so he is obviously brain damaged and has memory loss. They discussed it on the Talking Sopranos podcast hosted by Michael Imperioli and Steve Schrippa.
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Steve used to annoy me on the podcast, constantly interrupting Michael and the guests.

“Did ya av ta Audishin for David??”
 

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