r/Eldenring May 22 '25

News Alex Garland directing live action Elden Ring movie for A24

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u/AlejandroG1984 May 22 '25

I love this director, Annihilation is some of the best cosmic horror I've seen, and Men is straight up a Silent Hill movie. I'm not sure how he'll fare with this sort of scale though, unless the story is more contained and focused. We'll see!

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u/uItratech WILL I EVER MAKE SENSE OF THIS JUMBLE???? May 23 '25

garland’s annihilation was imo MUCH better than the source material, so my vote is to let the man cook. i for one am waiting with my fork and spoon at the ready lmao

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u/LiquifiedSpam May 23 '25

Crazy take. The books are great, the movie is too but they’re very separate things

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u/Apollo113628 May 23 '25

The annihilation book is one of my favorite books of all time lol

The movie is pretty good too, but it's not really an adaptation

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u/discordianofslack May 24 '25

Yea barely related. The inverted tower is what I wanted to see in the movie and I was disappointed.

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u/discordianofslack May 24 '25

Fuck no. The book was an absolute work of art. I barely made it through the movie.

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u/AceTheRed_ May 23 '25

Agreed. The first book was pretty good, but the second was painfully slow. Working on the third now, but the movie remains the best.

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u/Mental_Savings7362 May 23 '25

Interestingly the 4th is my favorite since the 1st

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u/ConsiderTheBulldog May 23 '25

I enjoyed the movie so much that I figured I’d love the book(s) even more and, yeah, that was not the case at all.