PlayStation Productions, in collaboration with Scott Free Productions, is developing a movie based on the 2012 action-adventure video game Gravity Rush, according to an exclusive report from Deadline. The report also mentions that Anna Mastro (Secret Society of Second Born Royals) will be directing while the script will be penned by Emily Jerome (Panopticon). Details about whether the adaptation will be an animated or live-action one haven't been been shared at this time.

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[eyeliner]

Color me surprised that Ridley Scot's company is involved.
Let's hope the script isn't a mess.

I'm still waiting for the closing of the trilogy, Ridley! Remember the Covenant.

 

[DBlaze]

Oh god please no, not like this

 

[duwen]

RIP Tony Scott... Ridley's more talented, overlooked, brother.
Ridley Scott got incredibly lucky with a couple of seminal sci-fi films in the late 70's/early 80's, then just made overrated shit for the majority of his career.

Although I'm hoping this might actually make for a decent film ...as long as they base it on the source rather than going for broke with forced diversity.

 

[nxwing]

I hope something comes out of this and it doesn't get stuck in development hell. Love the games very much and while I would love a third one, I'd still take a movie over. kthing.

I just hope they make it animated and Sony Pictures Animation does it. Given their recent work, I believe that they'll be able to do GR the justice it deserves.

 

[Dark_Phoras]

Although I'm hoping this might actually make for a decent film ...as long as they base it on the source rather than going for broke with forced diversity.

You must have a trauma, always talking about "wokeism" and "forced diversity" on anything.

 

[duwen]

You must have a trauma, always talking about "wokeism" and "forced diversity" on anything.

Must feel good to be constantly policing 'wrong think'... otherwise known as individual opinion.

 

[Dark_Phoras]

Must feel good to be constantly policing 'wrong think'... otherwise known as individual opinion.

Freedom of expression goes both ways. You want to scrutinize, but don't want to be scrutinized.

 

[duwen]

Freedom of expression goes both ways. You want to scrutinize, but don't want to be scrutinized.

Except I'm not "scrutinizing" an individual with my opinion on the state of artistic freedom in entertainment media, whereas you made no comment on the topic of the thread but chose to "scrutinize" my individual opinion on it.
And who said I don't want to be scrutinized? I welcome honest scrutiny of my opinions, but just (wrongfully) tarring someone as intolerant is a lazy non-argument.

Is it so wrong to mourn a past time that gave us true artistic freedom and creativity over the current trend of creativity governed by a list of inclusion and diversity that trumps storytelling?

 

[Dark_Phoras]

@duwen it sure is telling that old racists like you are bothered by people of different ethnicities being cast in movies... to the point they complain about it when there's no one yet cast.

 

[MariArch]

Can they produce a gravity rush remake first?

 

[duwen]

@duwen it sure is telling that old racists like you are bothered by people of different ethnicities being cast in movies... to the point they complain about it when there's no one yet cast.

You can keep name calling all you like; you don't know that I'm racist, but choose to call me one - I do know that I'm not.
Like I said, labelling someone as intolerant (or racist) is the lazy way to win an argument as it's utterly unprovable.
Am I attacking your viewpoint or opinion? No. ..so, who's intolerant here?

For anyone out of the loop with regards @Dark_Phoras problems with my opinions, see the thread on Netflix adaptation of The Sandman, where I disliked the adaptation of the source material and questioned the forced diversity (although I pointed out that most of the ethnicity changes did nothing to detract from the story, championed the casting of a non-binary actor in the role of Desire, but had issues with gender swapping characters while leaving them written as their original male versions)... yeah, intolerant and racist.

 

[Dark_Phoras]

You can keep name calling all you like; you don't know that I'm racist, but choose to call me one - I do know that I'm not.
Like I said, labelling someone as intolerant (or racist) is the lazy way to win an argument as it's utterly unprovable.
Am I attacking your viewpoint or opinion? No. ..so, who's intolerant here?

You're racist because you are against people being hired on the basis of their ethnicity. Clarity and brevity are virtues, I won't write more than I have to just to falsely reinforce the strength of my point of view. As to The Sandman, you didn't have an opinion on the series at all... you just complained about genders and ethnicities and that for those reasons the series was ruined.

In this thread, related to Gravity Rush, we just know that they're considering a movie, nothing more. And you're already complaining that there might be black actors on it.

 

[duwen]

You're racist because you are against people being hired on the basis of their ethnicity. Clarity and brevity are virtues, I won't write more than I have to just to falsely reinforce the strength of my point of view. As to The Sandman, you didn't have an opinion on the series at all... you just complained about genders and ethnicities and that for those reasons the series was ruined.

In this thread, related to Gravity Rush, we just know that they're considering a movie, nothing more. And you're already complaining that there might be black actors on it.

lolwut?

No. I'm against creativity being undermined by skewed moral agendas and the homogenization of entertainment media due to the easily triggered being a more important demographic to please than actually creating works that last. I'm all for the best people for the job being hired.
If you read my comments and jump to "racism", then you have a problem. Plus, you clearly don't actually read what I write as you've totally missed what I actually wrote about Sandman... I even stated that our opions on the show were pretty much inline with one another!! FFS.

 

[Dark_Phoras]

lolwut?

No. I'm against creativity being undermined by skewed moral agendas and the homogenization of entertainment media due to the easily triggered being a more important demographic to please than actually creating works that last. I'm all for the best people for the job being hired.
If you read my comments and jump to "racism", then you have a problem.

Trying to be inclusive of all ethnicities and equalitarian in entertainment media is a "skewed moral agenda" and a "homogenization", in your view...

P.S.: just because I don't comment on every little deviation of a post, doesn't mean I haven't read it. And our opinions on The Sandman aren't the same.

 

[duwen]

Trying to be inclusive of all ethnicities and equalitarian in entertainment media is a "skewed moral agenda" and a "homogenization", in your view...

Just actually read what I'm writing NOT what you're inferring because it's making you look really dumb.

 

[Dark_Phoras]

Just actually read what I'm writing NOT what you're inferring because it's making you look really dumb.

It'll only make me look dumb to already dumb people.

 

[sombrerosonic]

It'll only make me look dumb to already dumb people.

like you? and you realize you two are arguing on a anouncement of a fucking videogame movie..... right so your both stupid

 

[stanleyopar2000]

A movie? Aww man this should have been a series…please make this animated…. Live action will be a death sentence

 

[RedoLane]

I'll be surprised if they won't confirm a re-release/remaster of both games for PS5 before the movie comes out, because it's been 5 years since the second game launched and it's a great opportunity to bring in new fans.

(please release them on steam)