http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbtvzsKea1M
In my searches, I found this fake movie trailer for Grand Theft Auto – which is a takeoff of the game. It has a great list of stars, and if it were a film, I would seriously consider going to see it! Enjoy!
If only this were real!
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OMG! I want to see it!!
I know! I would love to see this actually get made as a real film! 🙂
You know when Grindhouse came out so many people petitioned to have one of the fake trailers they had at the beginning of the movie made into a movie that they are actually considering making it. Wonder if you could do something similar with this?
I honestly don’t know. But I would definitely look at doing some sort of similar fake trailer in putting together something for my screenplay, “Tango Cattivo”. I just need to find out more about how to use Adobe Premiere or Windows Movie Maker, etc.
IMHO WinDVD Creator is the best. That’s what I use for my vids.
I had no idea you did vids! Coolness! 🙂 Ok, well, I am a complete cherry to the medium, I confess.
I’ve done two for Snake and have a third int he works. The first and this is the second. I went to school for Graphic Design first time around.. at least I am doing something with it. HEHEHEHE
🙂 I know. My last semester of Art School they were just introducing video animation. I didn’t get to take the classes but I did play with the programs in the computer lab. XD
Meh, deleted the last one because of my mistake. Oh well! *g* Anyway, it will be fun exploring that and seeing what I come up with.
Do you have any vid communities etc you belong to on LJ?
One for Xena vids and lets you use art for prompt responses so I’ve done vids for there.
Hmm…Fanny is in that community. Maybe I can do one for her.
:). I wish I had more time to work on them.
Intense. Put that up in theatres and you’d totally fool people.
Well, I doubt GTA will ever be a real movie unless Rockstar Games have a total change of heart. They’ve said more than a few times already that they aren’t keen on selling the film rights to the franchise – particularly with idiots like Uwe Boll and Paul Anderson out there (who have jointly given videogame movies a terrible reputation).
Personally, the only videogame adaptation I’ve seen to date that sticks reasonably close to its origins is Christopher Gans’ “Silent Hill”. It’s not a brilliant film, but it IS pretty faithful to the original concept.