BloodRayne Goes Hollywood

Majesco's 'BloodRayne' Goes Hollywood as Boll KG Acquires Film Rights to Popular Video Game Franchise is the press release announcing that the vampire-themed console action game that's due to make its PC debut shortly is destined for the big screen as well. Word is: "Vierte Boll Kino Beteiligungs-GmbH & Co. KG (Boll KG), the production company responsible for several film adaptations of video games including Alone in the Dark and House of the Dead, has purchased the theatrical film and merchandise rights for the game. Executive producer and director Dr. Uwe Boll, expects to begin filming BloodRayne sometime in 2004 and estimates a budget in the $30 million range. Shawn Williamson (White Noise, Alone in the Dark) of Brightlight Pictures is set to produce."
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I agree with you on all those points, I also was disapointed with the fact that the game didn't seem to take advantage of the time period, Industrial music playing in the 1940's was odd, bloodraynes attitude was out of place (I think way to modern) and the fact that her outfit was akin to a girl I met at the Rocky Horror Picture Show. and considering they spent so much time on the character I didn't care about her one bit.

I think popular anymore means it has recieved a lot of media attention and gamer recognition (be it good or bad).

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