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no. wow! both take on the movie s big bad, taika waititi, a designer hoodie clad tech bro who heads up a massive games company with some very dubious business practices which of course could never, ever happen in the real world. i m a rule breaker. i m a rattle chiki chiki snaker. the movie s diretor, shawn levy, is best known for the night at the museum films, as well as netflix s stranger things. but he s no stranger to games, having worked on and ultimately exited a movie adaptation of blockbuster playstation franchise uncharted. now, there ve been lots of adaptations of video games into movies, with varying degrees of success. does creating a fictional game world, which draws on gaming culture really heavily, help you avoid some of the pitfalls that those kind of movies have made? yeah, you hit the nail on the head. i spent a year working on uncharted, and so i speak first hand when i say it s possible to be very creative
thing can fly? no. wow! both take on the movie s big bad, taika waititi, a designer hoodie clad tech bro who heads up a massive games company with some very dubious business practices which of course could never, ever happen in the real world. i m a rule breaker. i m a rattle chiki chiki snaker. the movie s diretor, shawn levy, is best known for the night at the museum films, as well as netflix s stranger things. but he s no stranger to games, having worked on and ultimately exited a movie adaptation of blockbuster playstation franchise uncharted. now, there ve been lots of adaptations of video games into movies, with varying degrees of success. does creating a fictional game world, which draws on gaming culture really heavily, help you avoid some of the pitfalls that those kind of movies have made? yeah, you you hit the nail on the head. i spent a year working on uncharted, and so i speak first hand when i say it s
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