The LoL movie - a good idea

TheTankDude·3/4/2016, 12:49:19 PM·2 votes·413 views

Heya ! I know im far from being the 1st or the last one to submit that, but i wanted to see if there realy are as many supporters of the idea as i think there are. In my opinion, The LoL movie is a great idea- everyonr wins. On one hand, riot can earn money big time, since there are tens of millions of potential viewers of this movie. Yes, it wont be easy. There isnt enough story for a full lenght movie in the lore right now, but it could be used as a baseline. If creating a movie solely seems like too much work dor your animators (who are doing incredibly btw), cooperating with a major animator studio is possible. Even then, even on a budget of 100-200milion, you would still have big income. The movie will attract not only LoL players, but also Fantasy genre lovers. (In a matter of fact, you could stretch the story in 2 movies or even in a trilogy, and as long as its well made, it will stillbe watched a lot). On the other hand, you will finaly satisfy your fanbase. I mean, we all love the cinematics, but come on ! Most of us want something bigger. Whats the worst that could happen? Even if it doesnt succeed as much , you would get your money back and proceed on your way. Think big, RIOT. You arent using your potential to the maximum.

Cincerely, Tank

10 Comments

Anraton3/4/2016, 12:54:11 PM2 votes

Not enough lore?

lets see ... Katarina and Cassio are sisters ... both with different ways they joined the league ... Same with Kayle and Morganna... Even Nasus and Renekton are brothers ... (these 2 hate each other for sure)

and they end up in the league .. fighting toghers or against each other ....

i've already seen more movies with less storry

TheTankDude3/4/2016, 12:50:19 PM1 votes

Please, leave your thoughts, i can accept hate, but look out not to get banned off the forum :P

ArlanKels3/4/2016, 12:50:52 PM1 votes

Problem with a League of Legends movie is that it'd probably cost Riot around 10-20 million dollars at least to produce it and put it in theaters. At least. Even with all of their existing infrastructure.

With no promise of returning said costs.