Subject: 'Sinister' director to helm adaptation of videogame 'Deus Ex: Human Revolution'

Could the videogame movie be making a comeback?
Director Scott Derrickson (Sinister, The Exorcism of Emily Rose) has signed up to helm a feature film adaptation of the 2011 videogame Deus Ex: Human Revolution, CBS Films announced Thursday. He will also pen the script with Sinister screenwriter C. Robert Cargill.
The Square Enix game — a prequel to 2000′s Deus Ex, and 2003′s Deus Ex: Invisible War — follows Adam Jensen, a security chief at a huge multinational corporation whose body is augmented with cybernetic improvements after a brutal attack.
“Deus Ex is a phenomenal cyberpunk game with soul and intelligence,” Derrickson said in a statement. “By combining amazing action and tension with big, philosophical ideas, Deus Ex is smart, ballsy, and will make one hell of a movie.”
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Hopefully it does well!
I'd be super down for Dead Space also but I feel like that would go a super cheesy Doom route with someone like Uwe Boll directing it.
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The gameplay, the experience and endings were good but ugh the hero is a douchebag (lbr) and what the hell was that final boss fight ???!!!??!?
Time to give you the Old Yeller treatment.
I'VE BEEN WATCHING MY DAMN BACK EVER SINCE, NO THANKS, GUY.
I will say this has an interesting base and if done right could feel very Minority Report meets Fifth Element.
-- They get someone hot to play Adam
-- They don't make it lame with some lost love plot line
-- The graphics won't be cheesy on his body. I'm thinking Transformers for some reason D:
First person to pop into my head is Zachary Levi, but I've been rewatching Chuck and I'm unoriginal like that, so that's probably why. Granted, when he's scruffy it looks like it could work.
Conversely, Idris Elba for all the roles, but he may be considered too old for the part. Boo.
Daniel Henney? Although, I've never seem him even remotely scruffy sooooo...