Assassin's Creed (2016)

filma realiai gali daryt beveik bet koki bet kuriu laikmeciu apie bet ka ir vistiek tai gali buti AC. kaip kad su zaidimais buvo.   ir galetu kurt ne pagal zaidima konkretu. o kokia siaip side story . 

Va, Silent Hill pirmoji dalis tai visai sekminga mano akimis. Prince of Persia kad ir kaip noreciau visgi gavosi ne to lygio, kurio norejosi. Assassins Creed turetu buti, bent jau as taip prognozuoju, pusetinas vienam kartui akims paganyti. Jokios ispudingos, susuktos istorijos, tokios kaip zaidimuose, visiskai nesitikiu.

Meet Michael Fassbender as Callum Lynch in Assassin’s Creed.

Based on the massively popular — and prolific — video-game series of the same name, Creed is set to open in theaters Dec. 21, 2016.

Before hardcore Creed gamers start scratching their heads (and filling up the comments) about how exactly Callum Lynch fits into the game world, we can tell you that Fassbender’s character was created specifically for the film version. (The movie isn’t retelling any of the existing Creed games, but rather introducing new characters into the same world.)

Lynch discovers he is a descendant of the secret Assassins society through unlocked genetic memories that allow him to relive the adventures of his ancestor, Aguilar, in 15th Century Spain. After gaining incredible knowledge and skills he’s poised to take on the oppressive Knights Templar in the present day.

Also starring Marion Cotillard (The Dark Knight Rises), Michael Kenneth Williams (12 Years a Slave), and Ariane Labed (Before Midnight), cameras start rolling for Creed on Monday. Filming is set to happen in Malta, London, and Spain.

 

Pats Fassbenderis pries tai niekada nezaides video zaidimu ir nemates nei nebandes AC zaidimu, aisku paeme pulteli pirma karta kad pajaust kas per bicas ten begioja ekrane, ir isijaust geriau. na tikesimes filmas tures savo zavesio ir be garsaus vardo kazka idomaus pasiulys. nesenai ziurejau jo Macbeth kur jis vaidino su Marion Cotillard , kuri beja AC filme vadins kartu su juo

Before Ubisoft made their movie overture to him in 2012, the Irish-German thespian admits he couldn’t have been less of a gamer and didn’t have the most concrete idea of what he was getting into. “I hadn’t played it before these guys approached me,” Fassbender tells EW.

 

Starring as Callum Lynch — a character who does not appear anywhere in the game but who exists as a kind of cypher for all the time-traveling, first-person action in the games — has yet to compel the man widely hailed as one of the finest actors of his generation to spend more quality time with his Playstation 4.

“I’ve played it since [being offered the job] mainly to get an idea of the physicality of the character,” Fassbender says by phone from Spain, where he was filming the adaptation. “We’re striving to find something special. We believe the whole concept around it is special and want to service that the best we can. The fans are really passionate: very specific and they expect accuracy and historical detail. We’re really trying to capitalize and feed on and enjoy the fun element. We’re working hard to make this something special.”

Descended from a long line of master killers (who square off against another secret sect called the Templars in a centuries-old covert war), his character’s physicality does not, however, involve super powers or magic. “A lot of the stuff in the game is Parkour,” Fassbender explains. “Blades attached to his wrists. It’s about getting in close to the target, close quarters fighting.”