Russell to escape Sony lure to direct "mystery sea" film

(Compiler/Sky White) recently Sony announced that the David O. Russell (David O. Russell) signed an agreement to direct an adaptation of the game "mysterious Waters: Captain Drake's Treasure". "Mysterious Waters: Captain Drake's Treasure" has been widely welcomed and praised since its launch, with sales of millions in the first 10 weeks.　　Its continuation of the "Mysterious Sea Area 2: Vertical and horizontal" (Uncharted 2:among Thieves) is more successful, in the global sales breakthrough 3.8 million sets, but also was Metacritic awarded the title of the most popular game of the year. Some players may recall that Russell's figure appeared at the negotiating table during the initial negotiations. But he then turned to "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" in the film filming work, because of the schedule, he withdrew from the negotiations with Sony.　　Now, eager to film a PS3 game, he was apparently again lured back to the negotiating table by Sony. Notably, according to Hollywood reporters, Russell will be solely responsible for the adaptation of the screenplay and the work of filming. The earliest screenplay of "The Mysterious Sea" was created by the writer Thomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua (Joshua Oppenheimer).　　Russell now has the right to rewrite the script and he also confirms that a script will be reset, which sounds unkind to the original author, but it's also good news. "We have carefully scrutinized the decision to let David guide the film," said Matt, the Chairman of Columbia film. "He has a unique skill in comedy, action, and shaping characters, and believes he can bring unique original things to the game's adaptation." "(Edit/Ming)