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The showrunner of Halo believes that video game fans hate all adaptations by default

In Hollywood, it is trendy to adapt video games, but it seems that few people know how to do it well. Many people adapt books; they have found a goldmine in video games, but it seems that the success rate is still much higher among the former. Or at least that is the impression given. And now, Steven Kane, creator of the Halo series, has two reasons for this: video game fans hate adaptations, and also, adapting a video game is much more difficult. A man aware of the challenges of his work In an interview for Deadline, the creator of the Halo series admitted […]

The showrunner of Halo believes that video game fans hate all adaptations by default

In Hollywood, it is trendy to adapt video games, but it seems that few people know how to do it well. Many people adapt books; they have found a goldmine in video games, but it seems that the success rate is still much higher among the former. Or at least, that is the impression given. And now, Steven Kane, creator of the Halo series, has two reasons for this: video game fans hate adaptations, and moreover, adapting a video game is much more difficult.

A man aware of the challenges of his job

In an interview for Deadline, the creator of the Halo series admitted that adapting video games has an extra difficulty compared to other media. “Fans are going to hate anything you do at first. You have to accept that it’s part of the process,” he stated. Adding that, “also, the company that owns the game doesn’t want to destroy the franchise, so there’s a lot of pressure”.

Regarding what it has meant to work with Halo, he pointed out that “everyone has their own idea of what Halo is, so now you carry what the IP means and you don’t want to mess it up.” Thus demonstrating a total awareness of the difficulty of his work. And also why players often have a very defensive attitude towards these kinds of adaptations: each person has a very particular concept of what the IP is and they don’t necessarily have faith that it will be adapted well.

But as we have seen in recent years with series like The Last of Us, Fallout, or, to a lesser extent, Halo, it seems that the audiovisual medium is knowing how to adapt video games with much more fidelity than before. Assuming with more respect, affection, and delicacy towards the medium, everything indicates that video game adaptations are now treated with more respect and care than before. And also, that fans will learn to accept them more easily.

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Author Álvaro ArbonésPosted on June 12, 2026June 17, 2026Categories NewsTags adaptaciones, Deadline, Halo, Hollywood, Netflix, serie, The Last of US, videojuego, videojuegos adaptados a películas, videojuegos adaptados a series

The Iran war will have a movie by the least suitable director

The Iran war has been one of the most controversial and divisive wars in recent history. If it can even be called divisive when it seems that no one wanted it to happen. Terrible for the economy and world politics, that will not stop Hollywood from turning it into a spectacle. And doing so with the director most in love with the American militaristic machinery: Michael Bay. A director in love with the army According to Deadline, Bay is working on a movie about the Iran war. An adaptation of a book by Michael Zuckoff, announced to be published in 2027, narrates minute by […]

The Iran war will have a movie by the least suitable director

The Iran war has been one of the most controversial and divisive wars in recent history. If it can even be called divisive when it seems that no one wanted it to happen. Terrible for the global economy and politics, that will not stop Hollywood from turning it into a spectacle. And doing it with the director most enamored with the U.S. military machinery: Michael Bay.

A director in love with the army

According to Deadline, Bay is working on a film about the Iran war. Based on a book by Michael Zuckoff, set to be published in 2027, it narrates minute by minute the story of two soldiers whose F-15E Strike Eagle was attacked by the Iranian army. Surviving in the Zagros mountains until they could be rescued by their comrades, they had to fight against a hostile army in an epic tale that is likely to be tremendously exaggerated.

Bay himself has confirmed to Deadline what tone we can expect. “I have had a fantastic relationship over my 30-year career with the Department of Defense and the incredible members of the US military,” he stated about his historical relationship with the military. He affirmed that the film “is about all those who answered the call in one of the most complex, dangerous, and intricate operations in modern history. It celebrates the heroism and unwavering dedication of our members.”

While there is no release date of any kind, it is expected to arrive sometime between 2027 and 2028. And given Bay’s statements and his history, we can assume it will be a great pyrotechnic spectacle and a whitewashing of the Iran war. Whether this is what society needs or not is something we leave for each reader to decide.

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Author Álvaro ArbonésPosted on May 21, 2026June 17, 2026Categories NewsTags Bay, Deadline, Departamento de Guerra, eeuu, espectáculo pirotécnico, F-15E Strike Eagle, guerra de Irán, Michael Bay, Michael Zuckoff, montes zagros, película bélica

KPop Demon Hunters was going to be "dark, adult, and very violent," but then they saw the opportunity to make money

The co-director of KPop Demon Hunters, Maggie Kang, in a recent interview with Deadline clarified some interesting details about the franchise. Including the fact that the movie, in its original idea, was going to be “dark, adult, and very violent.” Something that contrasts with the family-friendly and much kinder tone of the final version that we have been able to see. A tremendously successful change. The reason for this is that, when they were six months into development, they saw the potential for the movie to become a franchise. It was Kristine Belson, president of Sony Pictures Animation, who […]

KPop Demon Hunters was going to be "dark, adult, and very violent," but then they saw the opportunity to make money

The co-director of KPop Demon Hunters, Maggie Kang, in a recent interview with Deadline clarified some interesting details about the franchise. Including the fact that the movie, in its original idea, was going to be “dark, adult, and very violent”. Something that contrasts with the family-friendly and much kinder tone of the final version that we have been able to see.

A tremendously successful change

The reason for this is that, when they had been developing for six months, they saw the potential for the movie to become a franchise. It was Kristine Belson, president of Sony Pictures Animation, who suggested they change the tone to a more family-friendly one, realizing they could make a movie that would reach a much wider audience. This opened up the possibility of turning the film into a full franchise and, with it, making much more money.

Belson proved to be right, given the success of the movie. A success among critics and the public that is spreading like a transmedia franchise with merchandising everywhere that, at the same time, has won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Something that very few commercial successes achieve.

Now, Sony has greenlit a second part. KPop Demon Hunters 2 still does not have a release date, beyond a generic 2029. Its director claims that “she feels immensely proud, as a Korean director, that the audience wants more of this Korean story and these Korean characters”. Promising that “this is nothing but the beginning”. It seems that, indeed, that change from the original idea was a good idea.

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Author Álvaro ArbonésPosted on May 19, 2026June 17, 2026Categories NewsTags Corea, Deadline, k-pop, Kpop demon hunters, KPop Demon Hunters 2, Kristine Belson, Maggie Kang, Netflix, Oscar a mejor película de animación, Sony Pictures ANimation

KPop Demon Hunters was going to be "dark, adult, and very violent," but then they saw the opportunity to make money

The co-director of KPop Demon Hunters, Maggie Kang, in a recent interview with Deadline clarified some interesting details about the franchise. Including the fact that the movie, in its original idea, was going to be “dark, adult, and very violent.” Something that contrasts with the family-friendly and much kinder tone of the final version that we have been able to see. A tremendously successful change. The reason for this is that, when they were six months into development, they saw the potential for the movie to become a franchise. It was Kristine Belson, president of Sony Pictures Animation, who […]

KPop Demon Hunters was going to be "dark, adult, and very violent," but then they saw the opportunity to make money

The co-director of KPop Demon Hunters, Maggie Kang, in a recent interview with Deadline clarified some interesting details about the franchise. Including the fact that the movie, in its original idea, was going to be “dark, adult, and very violent.” Something that contrasts with the family-friendly and much kinder tone of the final version that we have been able to see.

A tremendously successful change

The reason for this is that, when they had been developing for six months, they saw the potential for the movie to become a franchise. It was Kristine Belson, president of Sony Pictures Animation, who suggested they change the tone to a more family-friendly one, realizing they could make a movie that would reach a much wider audience. This opened up the possibility of turning the movie into a full franchise and, with it, making much more money.

Belson proved to be right, given the success of the movie. A success among critics and the public that is spreading like a transmedia franchise with merchandising everywhere that, at the same time, has won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Something that very few commercial successes achieve.

Now, Sony has greenlit a second part. KPop Demon Hunters 2 still does not have a release date, beyond a generic 2029. Its director claims that “she feels immensely proud, as a Korean director, that the audience wants more of this Korean story and these Korean characters”. Promising that “this is nothing but the beginning”. It seems that, indeed, that change from the original idea was a good idea.

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Author Álvaro ArbonésPosted on May 19, 2026May 28, 2026Categories NewsTags Corea, Deadline, k-pop, Kpop demon hunters, KPop Demon Hunters 2, Kristine Belson, Maggie Kang, Netflix, Oscar a mejor película de animación, Sony Pictures ANimation

The Amazon Tomb Raider series would have a legendary actress in its cast

Amazon is moving forward with the development of a television series based on the popular video game franchise Tomb Raider, after several failed attempts in the past. This new production will be carried out by Story Kitchen in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios and Crystal Dynamics, who are also serving as executive producers of the project. The series will feature Sophie Turner, known for her role in Game of Thrones, in the lead role. Sigourney Weaver adding a touch of distinction Recently, rumors have emerged about the possibility of the legendary actress Sigourney Weaver joining the cast. According to reports […]

The Amazon Tomb Raider series would have a legendary actress in its cast

Amazon is moving forward with the development of a television series based on the popular video game franchise Tomb Raider, after several failed attempts in the past. This new production will be carried out by Story Kitchen in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios and Crystal Dynamics, who also serve as executive producers of the project. The series will feature Sophie Turner, known for her role in Game of Thrones, in the lead role.

Sigourney Weaver adding a touch of distinction

Recently, rumors have emerged about the possibility of the legendary actress Sigourney Weaver joining the cast. According to information from Deadline, Weaver is considering a role in the television adaptation, although no agreement has been finalized yet and the nature of her character remains a mystery.

The series will be written and executive produced by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, known for her acclaimed creation Fleabag. This team, which includes Story Kitchen, which has also worked on an animated Tomb Raider series for Netflix, suggests a revitalized and conceptually solid approach to the franchise.

In addition to Turner, British actor Martin Bobb-Semple is also linked to the project as a regular in the series, although his role in the plot has not yet been confirmed. The variety of talents involved in this project promises to offer a unique experience that could attract both fans of the video game series and new viewers.

Tomb Raider fans should also keep an eye on The Game Awards, which will take place on December 11, where an announcement related to the franchise is anticipated, which will offer “a look at the future of one of the most iconic franchises in the world of video games,” according to Geoff Keighley. This presentation could provide more details about the direction the series will take.

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Author SoftonicPosted on December 10, 2025December 10, 2025Categories NewsTags Amazon MGM Studios, Crystal Dynamics, Deadline, Fleabag, game of thrones, Geoff Keighley, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Story Kitchen, The Game Awards, tomb raider

Joseph Kosinski wants to make a sequel to F1, and now the question is, does Brad Pitt want to?

The F1 director, Joseph Kosinski, has expressed his enthusiasm for the possibility of a sequel to the successful film. In statements to Deadline, Kosinski revealed that conversations about this new project have already begun, suggesting a tangible interest in continuing the story presented in the original film. Brad Pitt, the man behind the success When asked about the possibility of Brad Pitt returning to his role as Sonny Hayes, Kosinski did not hide his desire to see the actor on the track once again. “Personally, I would love to see him return,” the director stated, highlighting the […]

Joseph Kosinski wants to make a sequel to F1, and now the question is, does Brad Pitt want to?

The director of F1, Joseph Kosinski, has expressed his enthusiasm for the possibility of a sequel to the successful film. In statements to Deadline, Kosinski revealed that conversations about this new project have already begun, suggesting a tangible interest in continuing the story presented in the original film.

Brad Pitt, the man behind the success

When asked about the possibility of Brad Pitt returning to his role as Sonny Hayes, Kosinski did not hide his desire to see the actor on the track once again. “Personally, I would love to see him return,” the director stated, highlighting the importance of the character Pitt portrayed and the dynamic he brought to the plot. These statements fuel speculation about the future of the franchise and the direction it could take in a possible sequel.

The producers have also begun discussing the sequel, indicating that the interest in expanding the narrative and exploring new avenues in the world of Formula 1 is strong. With the success of the first film, which fused the adrenaline of racing with a compelling narrative, there are high expectations for how the story will develop in a continuation.

Although there are still no concrete details about the script or the start date of production, the conversation surrounding the sequel reinforces the viability of the project and the passion that both the creative team and fans have for the F1 universe. While there are no official confirmations about Pitt’s return or the original team, rumors about an F1 sequel are set to continue growing in the coming months.

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Author SoftonicPosted on November 18, 2025November 18, 2025Categories NewsTags Brad Pitt, Deadline, f1, Fórmula 1, guion, Joseph Kosinski, narrativa, secuela, Sonny Hayes

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