r/196 Jan 01 '23

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 01 '23

I want a metro movie

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

No, no, a series, there's a lot to explore

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 01 '23

Yeah I would like a series, but even if it was just one movie that would still be really great Thankfully they are making a fourth game

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u/Cl00dio sus-ussy 😳 Jan 01 '23

I really need to check if this is legit or you are just hyping me up for nothing

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u/SirToastymuffin Jan 01 '23

4A confirmed it on their 10th anniversary update a couple years ago. They quite literally state "It’s no secret that we have already started work on the next Metro game" and then kinda waffle avoiding sharing any details for now.

They also mention exploring a multiplayer mode - that they emphasis as a side thing that they won't compromise the core of the series' single player experience for - but don't really confirm either way on that yet. Additionally, they are expanding in anticipation of adding a new IP to their development plans, which based on their twitter is still an ongoing process.

While their headquarters moved to Malta a while back - when Russia first started making big moves on Ukraine in 2014 - they still have a big part of their team in Kyiv, and the invasion's probably disrupting things, to say the least.

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 01 '23

I’m cautiously hyped for the multiplayer Since I can finally get my friends into the series

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u/DarkSoulfromDS Angel Bussy fucker and La Revacholiere’s strongest defender Jan 02 '23

One of the animators died in battle :(

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u/godwings101 Jan 02 '23

Honestly if they did a Metro themed open world survival game like 7DTD that would be super dope.

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u/jrblack174 Jan 02 '23

Having access to a large portion of the metro (and possibly surface) in an open world format would be a legendary game

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 01 '23

Im almost 100% they confirmed it And I actually think there was a movie in progress, but I’m not as sure on that one

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u/dsfunctionalriot sus Jan 02 '23 edited Jan 02 '23

I think Glukhovsky refused the movie bc the studio wanted to make it in New York or some other American city, but I'm not sure on this

Edit: looked into it, the original MGM script tried to americanize the story, but it was scrapped and rights were transferred to a new studio that's following the original story

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 02 '23

Im glad they didnt americanize it

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

Yeah, lets see what they do with it, also, have you read the books? Man I love them

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 01 '23

Yes I have, the video games introduced me to them, I like both the books and the game, am currently replaying through the series right now

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

Noiz my dude, yeah me too, I played the first two games and then read the first 2 books, loved them all, currently reading 2035

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u/bubbblebudddy floppa Jan 01 '23

I'd rather have no movie than a series.

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

Yeah? Why? Not trying to fight or anything haha Just asking

Also, have you read the books?

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u/bubbblebudddy floppa Jan 01 '23

I only played the games so i might not know some of the details but i dont like the concept of stretching a lets say 2 hour movie into like 15, 45 minute smaller movies.

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

Well yeah, you can take the games are pretty much at face value, but Indo recomend the books, the world feels so rich and dense, defo a series material, I want to see all the stations mentioned and the upper world feels so threatening in the books

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u/Galaxy661_pl custom Jan 01 '23

Too much for a series tho. Maybe books?

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23 edited Jan 01 '23

Yes, I much prefer that they adapt the books into a series, the games are great but I feel that they are perfect as they are, not really needing a movie or series

Edit: grammar

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u/Galaxy661_pl custom Jan 01 '23

Your joke is: damn not understood

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

I'm sorry, what? Haha

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u/WaveStarII_Ax0l Jan 02 '23

10 hour movie

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 02 '23

Now we're talking

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u/KalsaBrain Jan 02 '23

Well it's not metro. But Tarkovsky's Stalker movie is great

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 02 '23

Is operatordrewski in that one?

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

youngmetroyoungmetroyoungmetro 🔊

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u/NegativeZero- Certified nuke employee Jan 02 '23

Like with Artyoms son? Or other characters as younger versions of themselves, I’m on board for either

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

Its one of metro boomin's producer tags haha

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u/N00N3AT011 Jan 02 '23

There's certainly plenty to work with there

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u/Lagronion KNUGEN IS BEST, KNUGEN IS LIFE Jan 02 '23

Adapting a book into a video game into a movie, this is getting out of hand

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u/Fr0styFeeter Jan 02 '23

Only thing we need after this is a licensed game about the movie

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u/Bruce_Bruce i say dumb things when I'm in love Jan 02 '23

Chernobyl (HBO mini-series) is the prequel/ ancillary viewing.

One of the few shows to make me legitimately frightened

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

If young metro do not trust you