Tag: Zelda Movie

When I was younger, my best friend Booch and I had this pastime of sitting together and discussing fantasy films. Sometimes, one of us would bring up the name of an actor or actress at random. “Anthony Hopkins!” he’d say, and I would instinctively know to say either Jedi or Sith. Once the Lord of the Rings took the cinematic world by storm in the early 2000s, Booch and I would do the same thing. I’d say “Jennifer Connelly,” and he’d reply, “Elf. No question…

In this entry of “Hero Mode Discussions: Zelda Movie,” Christina will be touching on the basic content to make a successful

Legend of Zelda film. Find out what exactly could make a great film after the jump! (Haven’t read the first article? Click here to check it out).

Welcome to our second episode of our new weekly video show, Zelda Versus. We are still catching everyone up on our previous episodes, with one more episode still to post before we get a brand new one up for this weekend. This time it covers the controversial topic of Zelda Movies. What are you waiting for? Head inside and watch Christina do her thing!

Keep in mind this is opinionated and shows my personal views of what I believe would make this specific Zelda topic the best it can be. All that I request of you, people of the Internet, is to keep an open mind. I welcome criticism and angry comments with open arms; they are quite helpful and ever so entertaining.

Foreword: First, Hero Mode Discussions refer not to talking about hero mode from the games, though it uses the idea of being “hardcore.” So in the terms of discussion, this essentially means that what we are going to be talking about is more on the verge of “hardcore” than what we’re normally used to in discussion. Second, this is the first installment of many, because due to the length of the full article being some 6000 words and still in-progress, I have made the choice to separate the full article into roughly 2000 word entries that will be posted each week. Every segment will contain different aspects that apply to the topic we are going to be discussing today, so I implore of you to not get too upset when something you are

passionate about doesn’t show up, because most likely, I will get to it. Eventually.

Literally everything in The Legend of Zelda has the potential to become controversial. Fans fight over minor details, like the placement of skulls to support Tingle being a murderer, all the way to more serious topics, such as if future games should have full voiceovers or not. The franchise is known for its complexity and twisting story lines with multitudes of lore that could take a lifetime to learn fully, and those who are familiar with the series are no strangers to what exactly all of this can lead to.

So where exactly are we going today? From what is suggested, we are going to see something almost otherworldly controversial and unfathomably complex. Even though there is a lot in The Legend of Zelda that is “unfathomably complex and otherworldly controversial,” there happens to be one subject that takes the cake. It is literally the religion and politics of the Zelda world. Find out exactly what is so controversial after the jump!

Only a few movie adaptations of video games have actually been very successful, but Hyrule seems like the perfect place to explore on the big screen. Nintendo definitely hasn’t proven that their franchises work well as movies, but they haven’t tried developing a full-fledged official movie in over a decade. The only real question is could they make a Zelda movie that isn’t a total disappointment? Could Nintendo make a film that appeals to both film fanatics as well as…

Hey, everyone! Colonel-Majora here, and the Voidcast is back to continue the never-ending argument of whether a Zelda movie should come to be. Last month, we got all kinds of ideas from a Roundtable discussion, but now I want to give my personal thoughts. Listen to the segment after the jump!

Hey, everybody! Welcome to the Voidcast! After the bittersweet ending of the Z-Talk podcast, I needed to find somewhere else to prop up my microphone. Now, I’m back with more ranting, and this time I’m not alone. To jump-start the Voidcast, I brought together some of Z-Talk’s old contributors – Axle the Beast, Nerion, and AnimeBassoon – to talk about the ever-so-debated topic of putting Zelda on our TV and theatre screens. Hit the jump to catch the whole discussion!

A few of you might remember a certain 3.14 second trailer that was released pertaining to the upcoming documentary “It’s Dangerous To Go Alone… The Movie.”  Well, as most of you know by now, that trailer was only available for a limited time, so Zelda Dungeon wasn’t able to make a post on it.  Fortunately, the makers of the video game documentary recently released a new, full-length trailer for the movie as well as an extremely awesome webpage that allows…

YouTuber xMatthew13 is in the process of making a Legend of Zelda Fan Film titled The Legend of the Hero of Time. Like many of these undertakings, I’m not sure how far along the film will actually get… but thus far a video has released highlighting the backstory of the film. The team does have a Facebook page and you can head on over and find out some more information. Go ahead and make the jump to check out the…

If there was a live action Zelda movie officially released, who would you want to see in it? We recently got to see the low budget fan film The Hero of Time, in which the cast was filled with no-name actors. All the way back almost two years ago we got a fake Zelda movie trailer from IGN, in which the cast was filled with more unknown actors. What if it wasn’t? What if we could make our own dream…