XMNR: The first official trailer for Neill Blomkamp's Elysium starring Matt Damon and Jodie Foster was released Tuesday. We couldn't help but be amused at several elements that tied the sci-fi parable on class warfare to the Halo franchise for the Xbox and Xbox 360. And why wouldn't it? Blomkamp was originally slated to direct the Halo film that was ultimately shelved in 2007.
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Should remind you of Ringworld or any number of space habitat projects from the 70s.
I want to see this movie, but tbh (and I know I'll get disagreed to the moon), I don't like Matt Damon. Yeah, yeah, he is a good actor etc. Etc, but I don't like him. He was good in Saving Private Ryan (he didn't say too much, but when he did it was good).
He seems like the generic go-to guy for movies. I don't hate him, I think he is a good actor, but something, and I don't know what, makes me not interested in his movies. Sorry.
I love halo and have played since the first installment in the franchise, but we shouldn't give it this much credit. I think it's important to remember that Halo did not invent space stations, the word "Elysium," and exoskeletons. These wonderful things had been a part of science fiction franchises long before the arrival of Halo.
Blomkamp said that he still wants to make the Halo movie. I would doubt it would go down well just like most video game movies because the directors seem to have little to no experience of the source material.