OK, I think that this game would make an absolutely awesome movie. To see the Capitol Wasteland on the big screen, probably in 3-D would be so cool! So many aspects would make a great story. So, what do you all think? Who would make a good Lone Wanderer? What quests would translate to the movies well? Who could play Moira Brown, and pull it off? or Fawkes? Feedback!!!

there are already tons of movies close to fallout the mad max series,the road,the book of eli,a boy and his dog if it post-apocalyptic it will be like fallout

EDIT:sorry double post :blush:

I'd rather see a movie taking place in the Fallout universe, or a Fallout 1 movie.

Same here. The original (at least in theory) could cast some of the original cast in a dozen cameos, like Richard Dean Anderson, and Richard Moll, even Keith David.

Imagine a modern CGI Richard Grey [the Master], and Brad Garret as Harry the Super Mutant.

I don't think any of the Fallout films would make good films, although Fallout 3's storyline is centralized enough to make a close call.

Fallout (1), as a film, would be something like Mad Max 2 but without the car chases. In a 2 hour film, we would have the first 1h 45m handle finding the Water Chip and seeing a truckload of small sideroles which only those familiar with the game recognize. The last 15 minutes would be the last final super ultra assault against the Mutants. While they would be indeed awesome to see in film (especially Richard Grey), the film would be not a good choice since only those who have thoroughly played the game would understand it.

Fallout 2 - The Movie would be my least favorite, since the game's plot is very clichéd with Evil Conspiracies, "Because You Are" motives to kill the hero and "save the villagers" overall plot. The beauty in the game is in the side-plots like what happens in NCR or Vault City, but in a film they would have to pass as 5-minute encounters.

Fallout 3, the film version, would be very easy to get onto for those not familiar with the game, as the game was to those not familiar with the earlier Fallout games. Fallout 3's events are strongly tied to the man storyline which revolves around the Purifier. This would allow a consistent story as long as the story itself was reformed to be less video game-like (especially dialogues would have to be radically reformed). But overall, I would see a bright future for a Fallout 3 film. Unfortunately it would still be a licensed video game film based on a popular and successful game, which is NEVER good. EVEN if Uwe Boll had nothing to do with it.

There is already a topic here.

http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1088755-fallout-3-movie-no-spoilers/