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Video Game movie adaptations. For over 30 years, Hollywood producers have been trying to adapt beloved video game stories for the big screen. Even though video games themselves are often massively successful, when they're adapted for film, they often produce the biggest box office disasters of the year. It's difficult to get a clear picture as to why these films fail. It's most likely for a variety of complex reasons. Sometimes the film adaptation rights simply fall into the wrong hands. Filmmakers have frequently disrespected the source material of movies based on games, ruining the project in an instant before the cameras have even started rolling. Sometimes, the storyline just loses its appeal when adapted for film, even when the filmmakers themselves are big fans of the game franchise. Without the interactive elements of a video game, not every game storyline works for a film. They can lead to plot holes and logical inconsistencies that can be tolerated within the game but stick out like a sore thumb on the big screen. In the past, though, the failure of video game-based movies has usually been down to poor-quality filmmaking. On that note, let’s talk about the worst video game adaptations ever.

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