I feel like 3 probably works best as a stand-alone narrative. It has the strongest character-driven plot. You lose something at the end by not having it already established where the Big Boss character is going from there, but otherwise it holds up.
MGS1 just feels like even a very good adaptation of it would come off feeling like a pretty rite action movie. So much of that game's success stems from just pulling off something that narratively dense in a game. It needs MGS2 to really make it something more, but that story is so dependent on MGS1 you would have to just bite the bullet and make MGS1 first.
I guess if you were willing to significantly rewrite MGS1 to directly involve Big Boss, you could do the 3 and 1 in parallel thing and have that maybe work, since I assume no one really wants an adaptation of Metal Gear 2, and he's explicitly referencing Shadow Moses stuff like Gray Fox, but you really need some direct contact between Snake and Boss at the end to make the parallel storylines work.
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He is very much involved. Get your facts straight before misinformating guys in here.
Tell Solid Snake's story while showing the parallels with Big Boss during concurrent flashbacks, almost like having two timelines/two movies at the same time where they join at the end when Snake meets Big Boss in the present.
Rampage just doesn't suck. But calling it great is ridiculous.The title is wrong. Rampage is the first great video game movie.
You want to provide evidence of this, since it's clearly a sentiment shared by everyone outside you? He might be possibly involved informally, but that's not saying much of anything.
Please, "informat" people.
Your nerd rage was so palpable, you couldn't format your post properly.
Source.According to the director, he and his co-scriptwriter Derek Connelly have been workshopping and reworking the script for the movie since August of last year in order to make sure it isn't only of high-quality, but to ensure it reflects Kojima's work, his narrative tone, and his vision for the series.
"Let's really think about whether we're making the truest, most balls-to-the-wall Metal Gearversion of this–the most Kojima version of this, and even if that means we make it for a little bit less money, let's make the version of this that's true to what it is, fully committed to what Kojima's voice is," said Vogt-Roberts while speaking to IGN.
Watch him in The Iceman.
You want to provide evidence of this, since it's clearly a sentiment shared by everyone outside you? He might be possibly involved informally, but that's not saying much of anything.
Please, "informat" people.
Your nerd rage was so palpable, you couldn't even "informat" your damn post properly.
Evans as Snake is fantastic. I am on board with this.