Thank you.
When I was younger, I spent days reading science fiction/fantasy. For the last 20 years I've basically read nothing except text books.
Then I found r/TheCryopodToHell. You've brought back to my life a great joy.
Thank you.
Posted Oct 22, 2016, 4:00 AM UTC
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Pretty much writing the script for the next big movie series, coming to a theatre near you in 2023...(And true to the story too! Directed by Scorsese!)
If I were to direct a movie, it wouldn't be like the schlock we've got out now :P
Ha!
We'd HAVE to get freeman to voice someone, with SPIELBERG as the director.
edit: oh, and its totally going to be animated.
Painted, tho. Please give me no more of this animated hollywood crap.
Who said anything about hollywood? They fucking suck at animation. Gimmie japanese animation any day please.
Raphael?
Make each chapter it's own movie, and it should be done in anime style. I have a friend who's big into anime and he'd love this.
As a student filmmaker I'd love to jump on this! (As soon as Klok gives me the go ahead on the audiobook!)
Ha! The issue with this story so far when transcribed to film is much the same as any book to film adaptation... There is no way to accurately act out 200+ short chapters into a film without retaining the character development this story is based on...for example, considering the drastic change in the plot right now, and it certainly is good, how is it led to by an entire half hour storyline involving the Sphinx? Maybe as a student film maker this is a great story to start with and Im sure you could do well!