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From Ananova.com
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'Rings movie company buys film rights to PlayStation2 'riot' game
New Line Cinema has bought the film rights to the controversial computer game State Of Emergency.
The company was also behind the cinema blockbuster Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring.
State Of Emergency is an 18-rated game which is set in a riot-torn city in the near future.
The game was developed by Dundee-based firm VIS Entertainment, and is launched in Europe tomorrow.
New Line Cinema will produce the movie in association with Zide/Perry Entertainment.
Toby Emmerich, New Line's president of production, said: "State of Emergency is an action franchise waiting to happen.
To be able to create a franchisable action movie that appeals to young audiences based on a highly successful video game is something we've been looking for and State of Emergency is a perfect fit."
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'Rings movie company buys film rights to PlayStation2 'riot' game
New Line Cinema has bought the film rights to the controversial computer game State Of Emergency.
The company was also behind the cinema blockbuster Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring.
State Of Emergency is an 18-rated game which is set in a riot-torn city in the near future.
The game was developed by Dundee-based firm VIS Entertainment, and is launched in Europe tomorrow.
New Line Cinema will produce the movie in association with Zide/Perry Entertainment.
Toby Emmerich, New Line's president of production, said: "State of Emergency is an action franchise waiting to happen.
To be able to create a franchisable action movie that appeals to young audiences based on a highly successful video game is something we've been looking for and State of Emergency is a perfect fit."
From Ananova.com
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'Rings movie company buys film rights to PlayStation2 'riot' game
New Line Cinema has bought the film rights to the controversial computer game State Of Emergency.
The company was also behind the cinema blockbuster Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring.
State Of Emergency is an 18-rated game which is set in a riot-torn city in the near future.
The game was developed by Dundee-based firm VIS Entertainment, and is launched in Europe tomorrow.
New Line Cinema will produce the movie in association with Zide/Perry Entertainment.
Toby Emmerich, New Line's president of production, said: "State of Emergency is an action franchise waiting to happen.
To be able to create a franchisable action movie that appeals to young audiences based on a highly successful video game is something we've been looking for and State of Emergency is a perfect fit."
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'Rings movie company buys film rights to PlayStation2 'riot' game
New Line Cinema has bought the film rights to the controversial computer game State Of Emergency.
The company was also behind the cinema blockbuster Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring.
State Of Emergency is an 18-rated game which is set in a riot-torn city in the near future.
The game was developed by Dundee-based firm VIS Entertainment, and is launched in Europe tomorrow.
New Line Cinema will produce the movie in association with Zide/Perry Entertainment.
Toby Emmerich, New Line's president of production, said: "State of Emergency is an action franchise waiting to happen.
To be able to create a franchisable action movie that appeals to young audiences based on a highly successful video game is something we've been looking for and State of Emergency is a perfect fit."
Sounds a little weird. A game based around rioting is fair enough, but a film? What will the plot be? I mean, I guess these days its less necessary, but...
They dont even know how succesfull the game will be yet ! a bit early I would have thought to think of a game / movie tie in - How many films of games have actually proved succesfull so far ?
Well i love the Tomb Raider movie. Im suprised the DVD disk is still in good condition.