Gore Verbinski's lost Bioshock movie adaptation was "literally eight weeks" from shooting before it was abandoned.
Speaking on the IGN UK Podcast, Verbinski explained that the film had taken shape in pre-production, and that he had a clear vision for how it would turn out:
"What's interesting is when you get that close to shooting a movie, you've kind of made it. That's the danger - you've kind of made it in your head.
"It's one thing when your movie doesn't happen
but when you go literally eight weeks before you start shooting, it's devastating."
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Speaking on the IGN UK Podcast, Verbinski explained that the film had taken shape in pre-production, and that he had a clear vision for how it would turn out:
"What's interesting is when you get that close to shooting a movie, you've kind of made it. That's the danger - you've kind of made it in your head.
"It's one thing when your movie doesn't happen
but when you go literally eight weeks before you start shooting, it's devastating."
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