"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.
Zelda is ideal for a movie franchise because it can reset its hero origin story over and over again and keep rehashing rebooted Hyrules just like Spider-Man did but with less pushback from most of its fans. :so-true:
Enough! My ship sails in the morning...
Me explaining why I appreciate the story continuity in CDi Zelda games even if the games are terrible :morshupls:
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.