Not understanding what made the game a good game, or what made the property an interesting thing for people to be a fan of.
#Will there be a half life movie movie#
Directors down there wanted to make a Half-Life movie and stuff, so they'd bring in a writer or some talent agency would bring in writers, and they would pitch us on their story. There was a whole bunch of meetings with people from Hollywood. Newell explained that the company came to the conclusion that Valve might be the best candidate to make a Half-Life movie. His idea is that fans are " tired of the way you guys are slicing and dicing the experience of being a fan of Harry Potter, or Half-Life, or The Incredibles, and you need to fix it." ( The Incredibles being a poor choice of example, having been born as a film. PC Gamer talked to Newell, who said that, for example, he'd rather see Blizzard making a World of Warcraft movie than Sam Raimi. But during those pitches no one kept the spirit of the games properly in mind, and Gabe Newell, CEO and co-founder of Valve, has come to the conclusion that if a Half-Life movie is going to be made, Valve might have to do it themselves.
#Will there be a half life movie series#
Valve, the company behind the award-winning game series Half-Life, has seen a lot of interest from producers and studios. But is that the best way for it to happen? Why don't game developers make their own movies based upon the video games they create? The first answer to that question should be: "they're busy making more games." But there are a few cases where very high-profile development studios might be able to pull together the resources to make a game-based film, and do so in a way that stays true to the spirit of the original title.
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