Cyberpunk adventure game Stray will be adapted as an animated movie | Engadget
Cyberpunk adventure game Stray will be adapted as an animated movie | Engadget
The critically-acclaimed cat-based adventure game ‘Stray’ is getting an actual animated movie.
I'd be interested in seeing a movie based on Stray, but I'm not a fan of this statement:
Annapurna Animation head Robert Baird told Entertainment Weekly that the film is in active development and that it’ll be the “greatest hopepunk movie that's ever been made.”
"Hopepunk"? I'm so tired of the "-punk" suffix just meaning "genre" these days.
"Hopepunk"? I'm so tired of the "-punk" suffix just meaning "genre" these days
"-punk" and "-core" as well.
Be thankful it doesn't end in "-porn"
That’s the nexus point on the horizon.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
The title's original publisher Annapurna is making the flick, after it scored a surprise hit on Netflix with its first animated feature Nimona.
The creative team is still under wraps, but Annapurna Animation head Robert Baird told Entertainment Weekly that the film is in active development and that it’ll be the “greatest hopepunk movie that's ever been made.”
Additionally, it’s been confirmed that the game’s companion drone B-12 will be a large part of the film, with Baird stating it’s a “buddy comedy about a cat and a robot” going on to cite the pair’s “hilarious dynamic.”
The original game was released last year and put players in control of a curious cat in a cyberpunk landscape.
Chris Wedge, the creator of Ice Age, is directing a movie called FOO, short for fish out of water, and Nimona’s co-director Nick Bruno has signed on to helm an unnamed project that’s only been described as “high concept” and “Spielbergian.”
The company also teased that other games under its umbrella could receive the movie treatment, stating that Stray was chosen as the first adaptation due to it being “wildly popular.” Other titles in the publisher’s roster include the time-loop thriller Twelve Minutes, starring Daisy Ridley and James McAvoy, the Starfield-before-Starfield sci-fi romp Outer Wilds, the narrative mystery Kentucky Route Zero and many more.
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