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‘Kingdom Come: Deliverance’ Gets Live-Action Adaptation From Erik Barmack, Warhorse Studios (EXCLUSIVE)

Independent video game smash hit, which sold 3 million copies, gets live-action remake from ex-Netflix exec Erik Barmack.

variety.com

Hey! You have come to see Henry!

 

[Xaero Gravity]

I look forward to white people once again complaining about a lack of black people in 15th century Czech Republic.

 

[Devilich]

Seeing that it's made by netflix so I won't get my hopes up. If done right it could be a joyful watch. There are way to little historical movies in the current movie landscape, mostly WOKE-FIED "historical netflix shows" that are fantasy at best. A real shame.

 

[nkarafo]

I look forward to white people once again complaining about a lack of black people in 15th century Czech Republic.

It's Netflix. Expect a "diverse" version of 15th century Czech Republic.

 

[jason10mm]

I don't know why they keep picking medieval europe subjects if they want to have a multicultural show. Set it in morocco or central america or india. No one's really gives a shit about historical accuracy in sets, costumes, and historical figures if you are gonna cast non historically based actors so just go the 300 route and go crazy.

 

[Gp1]

It's Netflix. Expect a "diverse" version of 15th century Czech Republic.

It's not netflix from what i saw.
"Former Netflix exec Erik Barmack..."

 

[Gp1]

Of course Kotaku reported it with their usual willingness lol

Kingdom Come: Deliverance Is Being Turned Into A TV Series Or Movie

One of those two things, whatever, they don’t even know, aside from the fact that developers Warhorse and a former Netflix executive’s new company want to do something with the earnest if janky medieval RPG.

kotaku.com

 

[GnomeChimpsky]

Of course Kotaku reported it with their usual willingness lol

Kingdom Come: Deliverance Is Being Turned Into A TV Series Or Movie

One of those two things, whatever, they don’t even know, aside from the fact that developers Warhorse and a former Netflix executive’s new company want to do something with the earnest if janky medieval RPG.

kotaku.com

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[Fbh]

Could be fun. Though I didn't find the story of the game to be that great. There's fun character interactions and actually playing through the quests is great, but if you taken away the interactivity the actual core plot wasnt that engaging IMO.

I don't know why they keep picking medieval europe subjects if they want to have a multicultural show. Set it in morocco or central america or india. No one's really gives a shit about historical accuracy in sets, costumes, and historical figures if you are gonna cast non historically based actors so just go the 300 route and go crazy.

The CEO of Warhorse is producing so maybe they will stick to the original vision and won't "woke" it up