MOVIE Assassin's Creed (mit Michael Fassbender)
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Oh, ja... ich bete, dass diese unsägliche Mucke nicht zu den im Trailer gezeigten großartigen Szenen gespielt wird!
Die Musik im ersten Trailer war mies, aber im neuen finde ich sie super. Da sind die fanmade Videospielsoundtrack-Trailer schlechter. Im Spiel oder Film darf das Orchester von mir aus gerne im Hintergrund rumdudeln, aber in einem Trailer will ich fetzige Musik. Mir macht das Lust auf mehr. Aber ich freue mich ja auch auf den Gegenwart/Sci-Fi-Part des Films. 
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Ich hatte Hoffnung...
Edit: Nochmal zur Musik, da hat sich wohl jemand gedacht die Spiele machen auch immer Werbung mit coolen Indie-Künstlern ( Imagine Dragons, Woodkid) Dann kann der Film das auch. Ist voll in die Hose gegangen!
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Finaler Trailer. Dieses Mal auch mit besserer musikalischer Untermalung:
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Kommt nicht gut weg:
AV Club - C-
What the hell are Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard doing in Assassin's Creed?
Time:
Assassin’s Creed the movie is fairly innocuous. It’s also cheerless and dumb.
NY Daily News (1.5/4):
If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you may be confused by what’s going on and why anyone would even bother playing it. If you have played, you'll wonder how the moviemakers could mess things up so badly and squander the game’s rich tapestry of stories.
Forbes:
It is a tired cliché to say that a bad video game movie is akin to watching someone else play a bad video game. But Assassin’s Creed takes that trope to the next level. Thanks to a plot device that turns a relatively simple premise into an “spend the whole movie explaining the rules” set-up, this movie is akin to watching someone else watch someone else play a bad video game.
Guardian - 1/5
It’s an action movie, with dollops of thriller and splodges of Dan Brown conspiracy; and hardly five minutes go by without someone in a monk’s outfit doing a bit of sub-parkour jumping from the roof of one building to another. And yet it is at all times mysteriously, transcendentally boring.
Independent - 3/5
In fact, Assassin's Creed is faithful to the spirit of its origins to the point of reflecting its enduringly most tedious aspect: the feeling that every moment spent in the present day is but a dull interlude rushed through to return to the thrills of the past. The only problem here: that dull interlude is actually the majority of the film's running time.
Hollywood Reporter
Jake Gyllenhaal's 2010 movie version is a worthy point of comparison: no peach, perhaps, but at least straightforward — whereas Kurzel is hamstrung by a desultory present-day framing device, in which Fassbender mopes about a series of grey rooms in a blue jumpsuit while competing with Cotillard and Irons to see who can get through slabs of exposition with greater alacrity. Cotillard fares best, summoning a genuine sense of uncertainty amid all the utopian blather.
22% bei Rotten Tomatoes:
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/assassins_creed
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1326474
AV Club - C-
What the hell are Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard doing in Assassin's Creed?
Time:
Assassin’s Creed the movie is fairly innocuous. It’s also cheerless and dumb.
NY Daily News (1.5/4):
If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you may be confused by what’s going on and why anyone would even bother playing it. If you have played, you'll wonder how the moviemakers could mess things up so badly and squander the game’s rich tapestry of stories.
Forbes:
It is a tired cliché to say that a bad video game movie is akin to watching someone else play a bad video game. But Assassin’s Creed takes that trope to the next level. Thanks to a plot device that turns a relatively simple premise into an “spend the whole movie explaining the rules” set-up, this movie is akin to watching someone else watch someone else play a bad video game.
Guardian - 1/5
It’s an action movie, with dollops of thriller and splodges of Dan Brown conspiracy; and hardly five minutes go by without someone in a monk’s outfit doing a bit of sub-parkour jumping from the roof of one building to another. And yet it is at all times mysteriously, transcendentally boring.
Independent - 3/5
In fact, Assassin's Creed is faithful to the spirit of its origins to the point of reflecting its enduringly most tedious aspect: the feeling that every moment spent in the present day is but a dull interlude rushed through to return to the thrills of the past. The only problem here: that dull interlude is actually the majority of the film's running time.
Hollywood Reporter
Jake Gyllenhaal's 2010 movie version is a worthy point of comparison: no peach, perhaps, but at least straightforward — whereas Kurzel is hamstrung by a desultory present-day framing device, in which Fassbender mopes about a series of grey rooms in a blue jumpsuit while competing with Cotillard and Irons to see who can get through slabs of exposition with greater alacrity. Cotillard fares best, summoning a genuine sense of uncertainty amid all the utopian blather.
22% bei Rotten Tomatoes:
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/assassins_creed
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1326474
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ohweia... die Trailer sahen dabei so gut aus
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egal gibt dann irgendwann die bluray, fassbender geht immer
Uh, das liest sich alles schon extrem schlecht. Bei dem Cast, Regisseur und der Vorlage, ist immerhin interessanter und ambitionierter als der übliche Kriegs-Videospielplot, habe ich dann doch mit was besserem gerechnet. Nicht mit einem Oscar-Kandidat, aber ein "solider Film für Fans" hätte es schon sein dürfen. Schade, wirklich schade.
Fazit der PC Games: http://www.pcgames.de/Assassins-Cre...ur-mittelmaessigen-Spiele-Verfilmung-1216318/
Fazit der PC Games: http://www.pcgames.de/Assassins-Cre...ur-mittelmaessigen-Spiele-Verfilmung-1216318/
