SEGA Live Action Movies Thread - "Of course I want a latte!"

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Universal Pictures To Adapt Shinobi On The Big Screen

Universal Pictures will be producing a film adaptation of SEGA’s Shinobi  and the studio has enlisted “Extraction” filmmaker Sam Hargrave and producer Marc Platt to adapt the ninja action-packed franchise for the big screen.
Ken Kobayashi, known for his work on “Sunny” and “Move On”, will be writing the screenplay for “Shinobi.”
Platt and Adam Siegel will produce through Marc Platt Productions. Dmitri M. Johnson will ...

Article : https://segabits.com/blog/2024/10/08/universal-pictures-to-adapt-shinobi-on-the-big-screen/

[Mystic Monkey]

Yeah. I grew up with Muppet Show, Fragile Rock, and Sesame Street so it's kinda sad to see that they're now considered as a dying art.

My fave Jim Henson TV show was The Storyteller.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VZv7pQ2ck8

Sonic Movie Fan Art by Evangelina Sarette🌸





Source : https://x.com/EvaSarette/status/1837560860937511420

That put a drain on his first impression!

Universal Pictures To Adapt Shinobi On The Big Screen



Article : https://segabits.com/blog/2024/10/08/universal-pictures-to-adapt-shinobi-on-the-big-screen/

Sonic with Paramount, Streets of Rage with Liongate, Shinobi with Paramount... is it normal for corporations to pick multiple studios for adaptions?

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My fave Jim Henson TV show was The Storyteller.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VZv7pQ2ck8

Yep, that was good.
Too bad it's never been aired in my country.
I only saw it on youtube.

That put a drain on his first impression!

And they say first impression is everything.

Sonic with Paramount, Streets of Rage with Liongate, Shinobi with Universal... is it normal for corporations to pick multiple studios for adaptions?

It's the other way around actually.
The movie producers are the one who pick what games they are gonna adapt to the movie and then contact the game company who owns the franchise.
The franchise owners then who decided with yes or no.

[Mystic Monkey]

Yep, that was good.
Too bad it's never been aired in my country.
I only saw it on youtube.

I heard it will be getting a remake/reboot. Without John Hurt, I'm curious what direction they will go with it.

And they say first impression is everything.

It's in the gutter now.

It's the other way around actually.
The movie producers are the one who pick what games they are gonna adapt to the movie and then contact the game company who owns the franchise.
The franchise owners then who decided with yes or no.

I see. Would a shared cinematic universe still be possible? I mean, I guess Spider-Man: No Way Home proves it can be possible.