Duncanjons despise the amateur director adaptation game called to make the Warcraft movie

The last century rock ' n ' roll legend David Bowey and supermodel Angela Bowey's son, Duncan Jones, had made a self-made sci-fi film called The Moon.　　But he prefers to make a game-adapted movie, and "World of Warcraft" is his preferred choice. Jones, in an interview with Badass Digest, said he was dismissive of the way many of the Hollywood directors who make video game-making movies now boast about their players. "I think there are very few real game players involved in the film now, because the directors took the time to make the film so they didn't have to play the core player," he said. He said: "I am more crazy in this area, sometimes play all night." Usually work during the day and play games at night. "Duncan Jones Jones believes that although there are many game elements that can't be moved to the screen, there are still some games that are good for film adaptations, such as Blizzard's World of Warcraft." He said: "To make a game of film adaptation, first of all to ensure that a prerequisite, that is, the director and why the audience care about it." Some games are good for this job, while others are not.　　"World of Warcraft" is the former in Jones ' mind. "I'm particularly jealous of Raimi (the Director of Warcraft Film edition). Jones told reporters: "I believe that World of Warcraft can be adapted from a computer game to a great movie." I learned some of his intentions from an interview with him and found it fascinating. This is also what I said before, the key issue is not worry about how to play the game, but to consider how to create a game of the world, and then invite the audience to come in. "The filming of the World of Warcraft film is still at a very early stage," according to the current known news. Because "Spider-Man 4" director Remy is very busy, and he has "Wizard of Oz", "The Great Wizard of Oz" Waiting to be photographed. Therefore, the advent of Warcraft film, I am afraid to let the players wait for a considerable period of time. (Digging the shell net)