Tom Hardy's Splinter Cell Movie Is Officially Dead
Tom Hardy's Splinter Cell Movie Is Officially Dead
A producer behind the previously announced Splinter Cell movie revealed that it fell apart.
Tom Hardy was doing a Splinter Cell movie?
67 0 ReplyApparently the announcement was made in stealth mode.
57 0 ReplyWhat better way to advertise your clandestine movie than with clandestine marketing?
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We live in the weirdest timelines.
Sonic revitalised video game adaptions.
But splinter cell, arguably one of the easiest things to adapt (style wise) gets merced.49 0 ReplyI have a feeling it's because zany animated movies are an easier sell to kids.
16 0 Replyi mean im a smoothbrain but, i think splinter cell would probably be equally cheap to make since you have so much less cgi youd need
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Anything Splinter Cell without Michael Ironside's voice would be weird.
21 0 ReplyAll I want is a final proper send-off Splinter Cell before he dies. Sam Fisher's final job type vibe. I think there is some cool potential there - not that I trust Ubisoft to pull it off, mind.
7 0 ReplyAnd not including Sam Fisher would also be weird.
5 0 ReplyLike the Splinter Cell books? (At least the first one).
Edit: nevermind, I'm so wrong. It starts with a different agent at chapter 1 that threw me off but the entire book is focused on Sam Fisher.
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Oh well, can't be disappointed about something I didn't even know was in the works lol
16 0 ReplyDo kids nowadays even know what Splinter Cell is?
11 0 ReplyI bet it's a major reason why they decided to drop it.
Unless they'd pair it with a new game. Wasn't the last one over 10 years ago?
10 0 ReplyPeople in their 20s are familiar will Splinter Cell classics like Splinter Cell Conviction.
2 0 ReplyOOF. that's considered a classic now? 🪦
I have the artbook lying around my place somewhere...
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I doubt it.
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You could say that it splintered??
5 0 ReplyIs the Michael Bay Skibidi Toilet adaptation still coming though?
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