http://kotaku.com/5903457/the-halo-m...ium=socialflow
In an excerpt from the book that's up now on Wired, Russell writes that Microsoft "wandered into the deal naïvely expecting everyone to play by its rules and the resulting culture shock put immense strain on the Halo deal." The publisher asked for too much and didn't know how to play ball.So what do you guys think? At the end of the Kotaku article the link to the entire article on Wired is posted.What ultimately killed the Halo movie was money. "Microsoft's unwillingness to reduce their deal killed the deal," says Shapiro. "Their unwillingness to reduce their gross in the deal meant it got too top-heavy. That movie could have been Avatar."
This honestly sounds like something I can see Microsoft doing. And now that I know the movie is more than likely not happening because of such things?
Unhappy camper.
Just wanted to get reactions and other people's thoughts on it.
Anyone still hoping(like me) that it'll still get made someday?
Edit: The article on Wired is much more in depth, interesting, and surely makes Microsoft seem slightly less retarded, albeit only slightly.