If it does end up animated and a western production and they don't get Genndy Tartakovsky, then why even bother? Go back and watch Samurai Jack or check out his latest brilliant/brutal show, Primal, and tell me he wouldn't absolutely f'ing KILL it.

If you have a Metroid movie where Samus is constantly talking, whether it's giving exposition or making quips, it's just going to feel like a betrayal of character.ģ. One of the absolute best things about Metroid Dread is how the game uses animation to let Samus' body language speak for her and one of the key aspects of the series as a whole is how it allows music and environmental design to set the tone. I certainly wouldn't mind dialogue now and then, but Samus isn't (and shouldn't be) much of a talker. I'll take CGI, but I'd really, really, REALLY prefer hand-drawnĢ: It needs to be almost entirely silent. At that point, you're just making a CGI movie, so just do it animated form the beginning. CGI sets, CGI creatures, the suit(s) would almost certainly be mostly digital (same way they do Iron Man in the MCU films now), one of the few things that would be live-action would be the inserts of Samus' face. If anyone were to try and make a 'live-action' Metroid film, it'd be 99.9% CGI anyway. I'm all for it, with a couple of caveats.ġ: Not live-action, please God, not live-action.

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