Sonic The Hedgehog 3’s Writers Want To Make A Movie of This Zelda Game

Summary

  • Sonic 3 writers Pat Casey and Josh Miller shared their dream video game adaptations.
  • Miller mentioned A Boy and His Bob, while Casey described the 1993 platform game Cool Spot.
  • Miller added that they wanted to do a spinoff film based on The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.

As a cinema devotee who has spent countless hours immersed in the vibrant worlds of video games, I can confidently say that the dream adaptations mentioned by the writers of Sonic 3 have piqued my interest. The potential for a movie based on The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker is particularly exciting.

The writers behind Sonic the Hedgehog 3 have done an exceptional job with the latest film, and it’s been announced that a fourth Sonic movie is in development. Apart from Sonic 4, they are also considering adapting a game from another well-known franchise – The Legend of Zelda – into a film.

In the realm of fiction lies the kingdom of Hyrule, where the captivating tale of “The Legend of Zelda” unfolds. The story revolves around a heroic figure named Link, who embarks on an epic journey to save Princess Zelda. This game has struck a chord with many players due to its relatable themes such as courage, knowledge, and strength. Interestingly, the creators of “Sonic the Hedgehog” 3 appear to be fans of this franchise, and they’ve expressed a desire to adapt one of its games into a movie.

A few days before the launch of Sonic 3, Josh Miller and Pat Casey, the creators behind it, had an interview with IGN. In this conversation, they shared their aspirations for ideal video game adaptations. To begin with, Miller expressed his interest in ‘A Boy and His Blob’, while Casey hinted at a game similar to ‘Cool Spot’. He was referring to a 1993 platform game where the main character was Spot, a red-orange dot who first appeared as the mascot for 7-Up in 1987. This Spot could jump and attack by shooting soda bubbles. However, Miller added another intriguing point…

As a movie enthusiast, I believe I can easily tackle this question since the events of the movie are unfolding, and we, as viewers, aren’t participating in it. In terms of a fun rephrasing, if we were discussing a Zelda-inspired film, I’d say:

As per Miller, they enjoyed playing “The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.” He even proposed the idea of creating a film based on it and hinted that a spin-off could be possible because a Zelda movie is currently in production. Miller said, “When we used to play Wind Waker, we’d often think, man, it would seem strange if they made a Zelda movie starting with Wind Waker rather than the classic Hyrule. But we both adored Wind Waker and it’s so film-worthy. So, once this Zelda movie is released, maybe we can work on a Wind Waker spinoff.

2023 saw Nintendo confirm that “The Legend of Zelda” would be brought to life as a movie. The director of “The Maze Runner,” Wes Ball, has been linked to the project and will take charge of its direction. Derek Connolly, who co-wrote “Kong: Skull Island,” “Detective Pikachu,” “Monster Trucks,” and “Jurassic World,” is set to pen the script for this exciting venture.

Miller made the right choice by naming Wind Waker because the game is set on a group of islands with a whimsical look and vibrant environment. The setting would make a beautiful live-action and CGI hybrid for a stunning movie. The bright colors, expressive characters, and imaginative settings will surely captivate audiences of all ages. In addition to the vibrant setting, it’s a coming-of-age story with emotional storytelling as Link goes on a mission to save his sister from Ganondorf. The movie is expected to feature sea adventures and explore themes of discovery and freedom. The Wind Waker received numerous recognitions for its visuals, music, story and gameplay and the same elements can be translated into cinematic, so Miller wanting to write a movie about it makes sense.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is currently playing in theaters.

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2024-12-27 21:43