Still in awe that Capcom okayed this presumably because they thought the average non-gamer would be too incredulous to buy into the premise of bonepunk and cool monsters and the beauty of nature and jolly cooperation, no instead we gotta see bootboys try to shoot a Diablos in a humvee or whatever.
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Doom's modern version almost did the bootbrained bullshit until it was torn down and built up again into what it now is.
Doom 3 my unbeloved
Doom 3 was relatively fine compared to the "what if Doom but cawadoody" shit they almost did before they didn't. Check this out if you dare.
I kinda had fun trying to flashlight bonk everything to death, never finished it tho
They probably just handed the keys to the military for funding. Army has been recruiting using anime and video games a ton lately so they might have even approached Capcom first.
all the monhun folks I know have spent 3 years not giving the slightest shit that this movie exists, and you can too
I only noticed it today and it's worth a few dunks.
Look. Paul W. S. Anderson just wanted to spend some time with his wife.
Oof this looks terrible
I'm not really sure why they went the isekai route. The plot in the games is the weakest point and the managed to make it worse.
I guess they didn't know how to make "tribal savages" relatable to Western audiences.
I'm not really sure why they went the isekai route.
I have a good guess for what they were thinking. 
The plot in the games is the weakest point and the managed to make it worse.
The plot in the games could have been fine for a movie if they just embraced it and launched from there, which works for most video game movies that actually do that.
I guess they didn't know how to make "tribal savages" relatable to Western audiences.
There's plenty of western players of Monster Hunter games. I think this was a self-inflicted injury in the production because old rich fucks don't get it.
Americans obviously can't wrap their head around anyone other than an OORAH soldier or a cop who doesn't do things by the book and is hated by the stupid chief being a protagonist.
In many such cases, the veteran boot/badge becomes a faaaaaather and demonstrates that by vengeance-driven violence against the other that fridged his wife and/or kidnapped some daughter figure.
"Taken" was a mistake. 
"What were they thinkiiiiiiing?!"
Here's a summary so you don't waste your time.
How about a Dino Crisis movie starring Mila Jovovitch?
Yes please
It's absurd that the first movie in this franchise was made in the US and was some military wank. They should've just let Takashi Miike make one instead.
That looks really bad, but then so were the resident evil movies and I enjoyed those.
I can enjoy bad movies but bootbrained bad movies tend to rub me the wrong way. Like the Michael Bay slime all over his Transformers films.
Yeah understandable
I will admit the first Resident Evil movie went hard from what I can remember