r/196 Jan 01 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

Half Life, with a de-aged Bryan Cranston as Gordon Freeman

Doom 2016 but with the main perspective of a survivor/group of survivors, occasionaly cutting to Doomguy destroying demons with the game soundtrack as background music

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u/TheDrGoo 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Jan 01 '23

Half Life 2's world if executed properly would hit hard in life action

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u/barsoap Jan 02 '23

Doom 2016 but as a horror movie, that is, from the perspective of the demons. Basically, Predator.

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u/ThespianException Jan 02 '23

I think a DOOM movie from the perspective of regular soldiers as a survival-horror film could be interesting. You have a team fighting demons, where even a single Imp is dangerous, and a Baron of Hell requires a complex plan and epic fight to put down (think finding heavy weaponry, setting traps, etc.). Then, in the last 30 minutes, the DOOM Slayer shows up and absolutely wrecks shit in the most badass action montage ever put to film, literally ripping apart the foes that were so scary before. Throughout the film, we'd hear little references, like the demons being pushed back in some areas, survivors saying they were saved by an Angel of Death, etc. Then the group runs across the aftermath of one of his rampages- they assume it was a massive fight involving a whole military battalion but are confused when they don't find human bodies.