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So i for one cant wait for this movie.
http://movies.ign.com/objects/957/957924.html#news
http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/BioShock_(film)
A BioShock Film has been confirmed, and is to be released in 2011, coinciding with the release of BioShock 3.[1] The film was set to be directed by Gore Verbinski, director of the Pirates of the Caribbean series, but because of budget issues, and the prospect of filming some footage overseas, Verbinski has dropped out as director. The news was made public on 24 August, 2009. He will, however, remain the film's producer. Instead, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, who is best known for his horror sequel 28 Weeks Later, is in talks to helm the production. While Verbinski's style is very engaging, Fresnadillo could bring the sense of horror and dread that one can experience when playing Bioshock for the first time and that an audience member, who is being newly introduced to Bioshock lore, could experience as well.
The film will center around Jack, and will most likely follow the storyline of the game(for the most part). That being said, it is yet unclear if the plot will entail the saving or harvesting of Little Sisters (or a combination of both.) No actors or other personnel, with the exception of Verbinski as Producer, have been announced as of yet, though a rumor exists that Wentworth Miller is being considered for the role of Jack. Characters that have been confirmed in making appearances in the movie are the Big Daddy and Little Sister, Jack, Andrew Ryan, Frank Fontaine, Bridgette Tenenbaum, and Sander Cohen. Production news is likely to crop up in the following months, and roles are sure to be announced. For now, the film is being delayed at the moment due to the budget concerns mentioned above.
http://movies.ign.com/objects/957/957924.html#news
http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/BioShock_(film)
A BioShock Film has been confirmed, and is to be released in 2011, coinciding with the release of BioShock 3.[1] The film was set to be directed by Gore Verbinski, director of the Pirates of the Caribbean series, but because of budget issues, and the prospect of filming some footage overseas, Verbinski has dropped out as director. The news was made public on 24 August, 2009. He will, however, remain the film's producer. Instead, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, who is best known for his horror sequel 28 Weeks Later, is in talks to helm the production. While Verbinski's style is very engaging, Fresnadillo could bring the sense of horror and dread that one can experience when playing Bioshock for the first time and that an audience member, who is being newly introduced to Bioshock lore, could experience as well.
The film will center around Jack, and will most likely follow the storyline of the game(for the most part). That being said, it is yet unclear if the plot will entail the saving or harvesting of Little Sisters (or a combination of both.) No actors or other personnel, with the exception of Verbinski as Producer, have been announced as of yet, though a rumor exists that Wentworth Miller is being considered for the role of Jack. Characters that have been confirmed in making appearances in the movie are the Big Daddy and Little Sister, Jack, Andrew Ryan, Frank Fontaine, Bridgette Tenenbaum, and Sander Cohen. Production news is likely to crop up in the following months, and roles are sure to be announced. For now, the film is being delayed at the moment due to the budget concerns mentioned above.
