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If they do it right, everyone will leave the theater not having a clue what happen, and will have to go to interment forums and read hours of lore written by a kid that hasn’t left his home in years.

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There’s way more ways to do this wrong than for it to go right. But A24 has been on a roll lately so I’ll try and stay optimistic.

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I’ll probably watch it but I just have a hard time seeing the vibe of the game translate well. There’s definitely enough there for a good story to be told via movie but again, given how often these sort of project get corrupted by studio execs. Also, the transition from silent protag to presumably a protag being acted and given lines…

Like I’d love a half life movie but it’d be impossible to do.

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I'd rather not. I liked the game. I don't think it needs a whole movie about it.

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It better pay off, the bigger the investment the bigger the expectations. When investments don't pay off executives and investors begin stepping between the artists and the art.

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