They're making a Zelda movie! They just announced in the weirdest, most casual, on an exciting way, that they're making a Zelda movie. And I'm, I feel like such a nerd right now, I'm, I'm a little shaky, this is awesome. I don't, they, they're doing a live action, Zelda movie. Miyamoto, Miyamoto's, it's, I'm getting my Mario movie. I'm, I, I'm a huge Zelda guy, if you don't know that about me. Mario was really, the right, Mario movie was great. It was really cool. Wasn't, for me, this is for me. I can't believe that Miyamoto is also making a Zelda movie. He's heavily attached to the project. Apparently it's being made by Sony Pictures and Attainment, with more than 50% financially backed by Nintendo. And they've even talked about who's like producing and directing the entire thing. I have so many scatterbrain thoughts. I, I, I guess we'll look at what's, I'm giddy, man, I'm so excited. It also is crazy because he tweeted, Miyamoto tweeted himself, this is Miyamoto. I've been working on the live action film of Legend of Zelda for many years now, with Avi Aried son, Avi Ari, Avi Ari. I'm gonna give up. Who has produced many mega hit films for several years? I mean, we've heard rumors of Zelda movie for a while, but it's crazy that I guess this, I mean, we didn't really know, no, for sure. So it was kept secret this whole time. I want to look at kind of who's involved here and what we know so far. I mean, being produced by Sony is, I think pretty great. We have a mix of Sony money and Nintendo money. It also makes sense that it's Sony because when you look at Avi, Avi, I apologize if I'm pronouncing it wrong, and what he's worked on before. It's a lot of Spider-Man and Marvel, specifically the Sony end of Spider-Man. Kind of a mixed bag here as far as like good and bad movies. A lot of even video game movies in here, which makes sense, I suppose. Producer is someone who kind of just throws money at a project, and I think has some say, but they're not really like hands-on in creating the product. I mean, I guess, I mean, I don't know. It's not like, we'll look at the director, but I care more about who's directing it than who's producing it. Although that being said, Miyamoto is a producer, and I'm sure he's gonna have a lot to say. So we have from the producer here, both Spider-Man into and across the Spider-Verse, which were fantastic films, but then we also have Mobius, which, um, yeah, it's long-time, I suppose. Also uncharted, which, yeah, and the Venom movies, which, you know, they were fine. They were rumps, but I don't want that for Zelda. I really want this to get... I don't, I got, I wish this was a situation where it was like when we heard about Mario with Universal, because it was just so positive, right? Like, it was almost no way it could be bad, although then the announced Chris Pratt. And if they do that here, if Chris Pratt is playing Link, I'm out. I'm out. Please, no. Please, no. But here we have much more of a mixed bag, and Sony is known for kind of... destroying franchises sometimes. I mean, the X-Men, the new X-Men started really good, and then ended how it ended. So we have a mixed bag in here of even the first Iron Man, which was sick. Uh, and it's being directed by Wes Ball, who... I really don't know much about, but he directed the Mays Runner series. They've even, they've already updated the Wiki with Legend of Zelda, TBA. They're on it over here on Wiki, and Kingdom of Planet of the Apes. I'm not sure what any of these scored review-wise, but I know the Mays Runner movies were pretty popular and did pretty well. You look at like the stills of these movies, and I do see a dystopian sort of grassy, gritty feel to these movies. So I could... and also like action adventure and lighthearted and like, well, not light. I mean, action adventure, sort of with kids going on in adventure, and that spirit of exciting wonder, I guess, is what I'm kind of getting from the Mays Runner movies, and I can see where that would bleed into Zelda, having this big world and action adventure, but also being gritty, and kind of based in reality. So I can see that, I can see why they, why they would be going for that. Ah, yeah, but I don't, I don't really, I don't know. I don't know. This is so out of nowhere just to get announced on Twitter like this. The first I saw of it was from Wario64, not even officially from Nintendo. So also he went on to say here, I have asked Avisand to produce this film with me, and we have now officially started the development of the film with Nintendo itself, heavily involved in the production. It'll take time until it's completion, but I look forward to seeing it. Something, Christopher, Christopher, from Kit and Christopher, Tom Holland is tingled. You know, we could, I mean, what, who's even going to play? Is it all American actors? I'm guessing so, right? So who's going to play Link? Who's going to play Zelda? Is Link going to talk? Is it going to be gritty and, and down to earth and real and a little dark? Or is it going to be light-hearted and adventurous and fun and Nintendo and springy? Personally, I'm terrified. Personally, I'm terrified. I don't know, I really, I don't, oh god. The, the last thing I want is to have a cringey terrible Zelda movie that affects how I feel when I play Zelda again. Like when the news Zelda comes out, you know, you're just going to see all the memes online from the movie. The next time a Zelda is announced, you know, all of the excuse me princess moments from the Zelda 2024 movie or whenever it comes out. You look at the Mario movie and you're like, well, they did such a good job with that, but it was, it was animated and it, it, that fits so well with the Mario universe. I don't know what, oh my god, my dog just kept the crap out of me. I don't know what, what, me mode experiences like with live action. There's a language barrier there too. So like pro-acting performances. I'm just, I'm really worried. I would love to know down below what, your guesses, I guess, for who's going to play these characters? Who's going to play Link? I'm just excited though. This is really cool. I'm glad I get my Zelda movie. I'm glad it looks like it's going to have a big budget, being backed by Nintendo and Sony. I just don't know. I just don't know. I can't look at this director and the, the, the short amount of work that is done and have confidence in that, you know, or sorry Bob, this is not funny. This is not funny. Can we not with this please? That's not, that's not okay to make fun of me in my weakest out. What, what, what, I didn't even, what story do you think they're going to go with? Like, just a classic original Link saving the princess story, like starting as a, as a kid in a village and getting a sword from a, from a tree from a talking tree. I guess he didn't get the master sword from the talking tree, but setting off on an adventure and the ocarina and like all of that or is it going to be like just another adventure in the tale of Link is it going to be a whole new Zelda story of Link saving the princess one that we haven't seen before? I, I just, I just have so many questions. Okay, let me know all of your thoughts down below about actors and storylines. And if you're worried about the movie based on what we know or if you think it's going to be great, um, I'm going to follow this closely and, um, almost a live on Twitch right now if you want to come hang out, but that's beside the point. Okay guys, I had to make a video about this because I am just, I'm, I'm, whoa.