The Resident Evil and Street Fighter series have both already been made into movies, but Capcom wants to see more of its game properties coming to Hollywood.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Capcom president and chief operating officer Haruhiro Tsujimoto confirmed that the company was in talks to adapt other game properties into celluloid, but he refused to name them. He said, "We are in the process of working out contracts for several offers we received at the Cannes Film Festival last week and hope to make an announcement soon. If realized, the projects will have a big impact on the game and movie industries.

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Capcom, please stop letting hollywood take your games and turn them into crappy film adaptations. Make some stipulation in the contract where Hollywood actually has to try and make it good.

Off to Entertainment.

And you can't stop the video game movies.

Off to Entertainment.
And you can't stop the video game movies.

Here's just a few confirmed for the next couple years:

Castlevania, MGS, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Splinter Cell, Kane and Lynch, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, King of Fighters, Resident Evil 4, Mortal Kombat 3, Tekken, Max Payne, Far Cry, and Clock Tower are just a few I can think of that are on the way ( Some are only announced, many are in pre/shooting/post production )... And only one is made by Boll.

Well... Unless you see The Watchmen. Supposedly as stated by the comic writer David Hayter did the best job anyone could making a script out of the comic. We'll see if that holds true.

Stay with the game, the storyline, names and characters, don't add random things to the movie that never existed.

Since voicing Solid Snake, Hayter has carved out a second career for himself as a screenwriter, beginning with Bryan Singer's X-Men. His screenplay adaptation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' graphic novel Watchmen is being revised by Alex Tse and director Zack Snyder for the long-in-development feature film.

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So yes, it appears that it is the same bad A dude.... quite unfortunate that he will not be in the movie...

I wonder what will happen when they run out of comics and games to make into movies.

According to a post on Capcom's official US blog, the long-in-the-works Onimusha and Clock Tower film adaptations are finally gearing up for release within the next three years.
The Clock Tower film, which we last reported on in late 2005, is slated for a 2009 release. IMDB reports that Martin Weisz, director of The Hills Have Eyes II, has signed on to direct the film, which is expected to start shooting in July.

An Onimusha film is still something of a far-off prospect, however, with a 2011 release mentioned in the blog entry. Silent Hill director Christophe Gans still appears attached to direct the film, which will reportedly star Takeshi Kaneshiro, basis for game protagonist Samanosuke.

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Wait, they did that with the live-action Street Fighter and Mortal Combat movies (still pissed about Johnny Cage dying in the first 5 min. of the second one), and they STILL SUCKED!!!!!!!!!

You guys will hate the MGS movie. They rejected David Hayter's script treatment for it. He's played all the games many times as well as voiced our beloved Snake.

I mean I liked THHE2 but only because of the gore. Guy getting pulled through a cave hole too small and getting split in half was awesome. Also I suppose you can't forget the crazy beginning of the movie.

Wait . . . So those 20+ hours I spent on playing MGS 4 wasn't considered a movie?

Ugh, the beginning was more then enough for me, I stopped it there haha.

i would say it was a movie.