Gears of War, the third-person shooter about bizarrely proportioned men and women wielding Volkswagen-sized machine guns with chainsaws attached to them in a never-ending war against a horde of mutant super-soldiers gone bad, is headed to Netflix.
The streaming service revealed on Twitter today that it has partnered with Gears of War developer The Coalition to develop"a live action feature film" as well as an"adult animated series" based on the games. And that may not be all: Netflix said there's"the potential for more stories to follow," presumably if these first two efforts are successful.
Gears of War was released 16 years ago today and to mark the occasion, Netflix has partnered with The Coalition to adapt the @GearsofWar video game saga into a live action feature film, followed by an adult animated series — with the potential for more stories to follow! pic.twitter.
There's no sign of when any of this is going to show up on Netflix, but the next obvious step in the process is to begin the fan campaign to sign Dave Bautista to play Gears of War lead guy Marcus Fenix. It's a natural fit: Aside from the obvious physical similarity, Bautista has previously expressed interest in playing the character, and he actually appeared as himself a few years ago
Yoooooo
Is this a good thing lilToastyToast ?
ADULT animated series; I’m sold on that
Ngl this IP makes sense for a live action movie or series legit just copy the Dumb (in a good way) plot add some extra explosions and keep the romance plots to a minimum and you got a decent action movie not a Oscar winner but a good popcorn flick
Cancelled after 1 season most likely.
Animated Series 👀 get Studio Trigger to do it!
Orly :)
Please be good
Dead franchise. Sony exclusives way better.
Who’s guna play Marcus?
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