"For them to go backwards and not cast another [actor of color] kind of sucks," Leguizamo, who starred in the 1993 live-action version, of the upcoming animated movie.
John Leguizamo is saying mamma mia to the new “Super Mario Bros.” casting.
"For them to go backwards and not cast another [actor of color] kind of sucks," Leguizamo, who starred in the 1993 live-action version, of the upcoming animated movie.
John Leguizamo is saying mamma mia to the new “Super Mario Bros.” casting.
I hope the Mario bros movie bombs so they don't try to make a Legend of Zelda movie
2 hours of Link running around the Water Temple swimming and pushing levers
Running around yelling hyah, spinning in circles and rolling into walls.
Don't forget the 45 minute stop in the plot for Link to trade items to upgrade his sword, that really just padded the run time.
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Enough! My ship sails in the morning...
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The structure of Faces of Evil and Wand of Gamelon resemble an old text adventure, ever notice?
Link/Zelda as a generic fantasy cliche story framework is entirely incidental to the games themselves. What makes them good (or, occasionally, bad) games is ultimately the gameplay and not the plot.
A Hollywood studio trying to adapt one of these things to a screenplay would absolutely piss off everyone and produce an enormous flop.
Femboy Gerudo Link when?
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Lunk:kelly:
Henry cavill
Everyone's opinion of a Zelda movie would change if they included that
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only if timothee chalomet is zelda
The worst part is you could make a fantastic story around the backstory of OoT leading into the events of the game with the five kingdoms warring over the Triforce and the Gerudo getting fucked over leading to a young Ganondorf consolidating power through his whole coveting-the-wind speech in Wind Waker, but I trust exactly no one in entertainment to not fuck that up and have a shitty Marvel movie in its place.
You don't want a live action version of this?
I prefer a live action of the CD-I games