Brad Pitt to star in Dark Void movie? Maybe

Posted Nov 19th 2009 6:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Culture, Action

Combine a upcoming game about a jetpack-flying hero with arguably the most well-known movie star on the planet and you might have yourself a good movie. Capcom certainly hopes so as it announces today that Brad Pitt's production company Plan B Entertainment has bought the movie rights to Dark Void, the upcoming third person action game from developer Airtight Games.

The press announcement states that the movie is being prepped for a "potential starring vehicle for Pitt". He's been known to delve into the sci-fi and fantasy genre before in movies like 12 Monkeys, Interview with the Vampire and (ugh) Meet Joe Black. No studio, writer or director have been announced yet for the Dark Void movie. In the meantime the game is due for release for the PC and other platforms on January 19, a few days later than the previously announced January 15 release date.

Gallery: Dark Void Screenshots

Tags: airtight-games, brad-pitt, capcom, dark-void

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Well it seems that Leo DiCaprio's Appian Way is adapting Ninja Scroll movie now that Brad Pitt is producing the movie version of Dark Void and Capcom will be producing,Capcom will produce more movies and they should sell the Darkstalkers movie rights to Threshold Entertainment to make the movie,Devil May Cry for Avi Arad and Steven Paul,Onimusha for Davis Films GAGA/USEN and other Japanese companies and Sengoku Basara for any Japanese film companies.
Thank You.
BRUCE ACOSTA
AUSTRALIA.Posted at 3:55AM on Nov 20th 2009 by Bruce Darren Acosta

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