I am not a big name anywhere, but for the last 4 years, I have been working on a story for a Twisted Metal movie. The story is an epic telling of the game, following 33 different people and how they are affected by the game. It is not an underground thing, as explained above. If anyone from Sony is reading this, please give me a chance. It is a dark action/horror film that has some serious potential, not like the story described above. My name is Benjamin Kindel, and I am 18 years old on the way to film school in the fall. I have written two feature length scripts that I'm trying to get noticed for. If you give me a chance, I will make it worth your time.
Twisted Metal movie on the way - Report
Sony Pictures reaches seven-figure deal with Ghost Rider, Crank co-director Brian Taylor to write and direct live action take on vehicular combat game.
The Twisted Metal franchise is leaping to the big screen, according to film news site Deadline.
The site is reporting that Sony Pictures has made a seven-figure deal with Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance co-director Brian Taylor to write and direct a film based on the game. Taylor also co-directed action movies Crank, Crank 2, and Gamer. This Twisted Metal movie will be the first film Taylor directs on his own.
According to the site, the Twisted Metal film will focus on an "underground event" that has a string of combatants dueling to the death in weaponized vehicles. The organizer of the race will be Calypso, a "string-puller," who will grant the victor any wish he chooses.
Deadline is also reporting that the iconic murderous clown Sweet Tooth will appear in the film alongside the masked Doll Face. No further information regarding the Twisted Metal movie was provided.
Writing on Twitter, Twisted Metal developer David Jaffe cheekily said, "This just in: the recently announce [sic] Twisted Metal movie will contain no story. Because from what I hear, I hate stories. That is all :)." At last week's D.I.C.E. Summit in Las Vegas, Jaffe gave a presentation (embedded below) about why telling stories in games is a bad idea.
For more on the just-released Twisted Metal, check out GameSpot's review.
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