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According to The CutScene blog from Variety the EA Montreal developed co-op third person shooter Army of Two has been optioned for a feature film by Universal. Currently attached to the picture is writer Scott Z. Burns (of The Bourne Ultimatum fame) and producer Scott Stuber (who was once attached to the failed Halo movie). EA is set to produce the film, a first for the publisher who has recently sold rights for a film based on The Sims and Mass Effect.
“The ambiguity of these private military corporations lends weight to an intelligent thriller with relevance to what’s going on in the world right now,” Burns told Variety. “I told EA right off the bat I wasn’t a gamer, and that appealed to them because they didn’t want to simply replicate the game.”
Isn’t a gamer? Well, Burns had better stay true to the fantastic lore that was outlined in the Army of Two game. You know, the blinging out of weapons and … other things they did in that game. Seriously though, Uwe Boll must be spinning in his grave. Oh, he isn’t … never mind.
War.
War never changes.
Arthur wrote:it’d be decent, i like the story in army of two, highly underrated game, i love itreally? All I heard was bad things about it
War.
War never changes.
It was mediocre (6/10). But could possibly make a slightly better than mediocre movie (7/10).
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