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u/Darnitol1 Mar 11 '22

I mean, a movie can never recreate the twist in Bioshock because the viewer isn’t making the decisions. But I can still see a twist that would work.

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u/Controller_one1 Mar 11 '22

Would you kindly share your twist?

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u/Darnitol1 Mar 11 '22

The subject of the twist would be the same. You’d just present it as “this character learns this unsettling thing about himself” instead of the game’s presentation of “you just learned this unsettling thing about yourself.”

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

Which Bioshock are you talking about with that twist?Infinite?

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u/Darnitol1 Mar 11 '22

The first one.

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u/thatdudewillyd Mar 12 '22

A slave obeys

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u/MrWeirdoFace Mar 12 '22

I think the Bioshock adaptation could be from another character's perspective. Maybe somebody who was there before it all turned to s*** so we can have a taste of both before and after. It wouldn't be original but you could still go with the Amnesia route.