The Elden Ring movie director already made the best video game-brained movie
Briefly

Bandai Namco officially announced Alex Garland as the director for the film adaptation of the popular game Elden Ring, in partnership with indie studio A24. George R.R. Martin, known for his contributions to the game's mythology, will serve as a producer. Though Garland's background lacks traditional fantasy filmmaking, his profound understanding of gaming and previous adaptation attempts, alongside his successful narrative projects, suggest he can bring a unique perspective to the film. His gamer cred solidifies his capability to capture the essence of the game’s challenging combat and storytelling.
Garland's understanding of play is core to much of his work, making him an intriguing choice for adapting the challenging medieval world of Elden Ring.
Despite having no direct experience with fantasy epics, Garland’s extensive background in gaming narratives positions him well to translate Elden Ring’s complex themes.
Read at Polygon
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