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1/21/2016 2:03:11 AM
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Destiny Movie
So we have these live action trailers for vanilla destiny and TTK, those are well executed on a somewhat small budget, imagine with a full production company behind it, what will it take for them to make an actual full film?! Can we get bungie to reach out and try and make this a possibility? Feel free to comment thoughts and ideas, always interesting in ideas!
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#Destiny
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That moment when you realised the commercials ARE the Destiny movie.
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Editado por nuclear nadall: 1/21/2016 3:17:41 AMI would not watch a destiny movie. They would break it into 6 movies.
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6 RespuestasEditado por Brokenspade: 1/21/2016 2:43:34 AMYou'd need: James Cameron to direct. Joss Weadon and Orson Scott Card to co-write the script. Tarantino as casting director. Anthony Hopkins as the speaker. Nathan Fillion as Cayde (obviously cayde is cayde) Idris Elba as Zavala Ikora Rey would be Halley Barry Shaxx Jason Stathom Betty white as Eva Levante Patton Oswald as broom sweeping robot. I can't think of the others at the moment.
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Those commercials are soo hype
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no tv show
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Well considering that 90% of all games made based off a movie suck, this would be the first where the sucky game came first.
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Maybe we should start a kick starter campaign... not that they need the money
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1 RespuestaYou need a story first. XD
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I have thought this since I really got into reading the grimoire. And I immediately became afraid that whoever decided to do it, hypothetically, would rush it. This story is simply too big to fit into one movie it would have to be at least a trilogy just for the story we have now.
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A movie with no story? No thanks.
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1 RespuestaNo, like most Video Game movies, it would suck alot.
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1 RespuestaLol considering how little plot is in the game I can't imagine what they would do to the movie.
