What if Martin Scorsese directed a video game movie?

He's never going to do that for the same reason he won't direct a comic book movie, either.

Fun idea, but a pointless discussion.

Well he did a remake off of an old Asian film. So never say never.

Mecha wrote:

Well he did a remake off of an old Asian film. So never say never.

That "old asian film" was a 2002 film with Departed that came out in 2005. Someone can't count for shit, lol.

Also, have you even looked up Scorsese's comments? He, along with Woody Allen and Francis Ford Coppola have already expressed a huge dislike for comic book movies/video game movie as they, in their eyes, serve no value beyond being commercialistic machines for studios.

It's a fun idea, but an entirely pointless discussion, as I already said.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Well he did a remake off of an old Asian film. So never say never.

That "old asian film" was a 2002 film with Departed that came out in 2005. Someone can't count for shit, lol.

Also, have you even looked up Scorsese's comments? He, along with Woody Allen and Francis Ford Coppola have already expressed a huge dislike for comic book movies/video game movie as they, in their eyes, serve no value beyond being commercialistic machines for studios.

It's a fun idea, but an entirely pointless discussion, as I already said.

You seem to think that just because it's a comic book movie, that it automatically means it's a capeshit movie from DC or Marvel. There are other genres other than capeshit in comic books you know.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Well he did a remake off of an old Asian film. So never say never.

That "old asian film" was a 2002 film with Departed that came out in 2005. Someone can't count for shit, lol.

Also, have you even looked up Scorsese's comments? He, along with Woody Allen and Francis Ford Coppola have already expressed a huge dislike for comic book movies/video game movie as they, in their eyes, serve no value beyond being commercialistic machines for studios.

It's a fun idea, but an entirely pointless discussion, as I already said.

You seem to think that just because it's a comic book movie, that it automatically means it's a capeshit movie from DC or Marvel. There are other genres other than capeshit in comic books you know.

You seem to think I'm speaking on my own behalfs.

Go do some research on Scorsese and you'll find his comments, too, boo-boo.