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Could this break the video game movie curse?
Was there a story line to these games?
Great looking trailer...
Many people aren't even interested in it, they just skip it to play the races. But I reckon, there was a thin story to "hold" all these races up all together. Let's hope they hire different writers for the movie!Yeah, there was. Not an award winning story, but it's there.
It's all that's needed to attract the target audience: younger people that plays/played the games.It "looked" good as in the cinematography looks nice. But I didn't see anything particularly interesting there. Looks like a bunch of car chases and explosions with no meat on the bone as far as a story goes.
Many people aren't even interested in it, they just skip it to play the races. But I reckon, there was a thin story to "hold" all these races up all together. Let's hope they hire different writers for the movie!
It's all that's needed to attract the target audience: younger people that plays/played the games.
But I'm with you, nothing extraordinary in the cinematography. Even the color looks closer to videoish than cinematic. I don't put more than 6 out of 10, to be fair.
So chances are they got a script and slapped 'Need for Speed' onto it.
That's sort of what I was getting at. Could it break the video game movie curse if it's only a video game movie in name only? Would a Wolverine movie count as a comic book movie if it was a 3D animated family movie about an actual wolverine that got separated from its wolverine family. I'm splitting hairs, I know...