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[Kyoko Sakoda]

But the joke will be on anyone who writes off a movie because it’s based on a game, Kormákur predicts. “I have a problem with movie-lovers who hate remakes or say ‘you can’t do this.’ You can do anything, as long as the end product is worth watching. You can make a film from a poem, from a dream, from a series of books, a novel, an article in the newspaper, a video game—as long as you manage to make it stand on its own feet,” he says. Now that games are so much a part of the entertainment landscape, there’s no way they won’t make it onto screens somehow, and having them there makes our movies and television a better match to the world we live in.

http://entertainment.time.com/2013/08/01/hollywood-and-video-games-rekindle-relationship/

Oh, the film student in me just went raging wild.