If you actually sit there and take a look at the numbers, it's quite staggering how much video games make and it's not really a surprise. I grew up with video games that were Pong and Frogger and the Super NES, and not to say those still aren't appreciated, but games now being translated into movies isn't exactly far off because now you have games that are just so episodic. And having said that, a lot of video games that get translated to movies don't fare that well
Hey, Theo. I'm really looking forward to the premiere. What is it this Sunday? Gosh, this is easily one of the most anticipated shows in a long, long time for a lot of people. And I was a big fan of the first game. I actually have not played the second game. I don't know, I feel like it's a series that I appreciate so much
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 3:36
And I'm a little bit confused because it seems like they want to start off with the second game. It looks like that so far. I don't know what your perception on that was as well. But I mean, even if they do start there, I mean, that's a great place to start. Don't want to give too much away, but there's a lot more characters that can make play. But I am a little worried
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:56
But I also know that in the case of The Walking Dead being a series, it's like, wow, they really went outside of where the pages were, I guess you could say. And that's not all bad, but once again, it just kind of makes me wonder
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:59
How are they going to do that? One, some of the stuff is budgetary, and two, some of the stuff, the way it would translate from the page to film you're like, what's that going to look like? There's so many things, like, within certain books, they're so descriptive to a point where to stage it or photograph it or put it within the series is like, how are they going to pull that off?