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Lilo and Stitch is on

And I totally forgot about Mr. Bubbles.

Now I need a Lilo & Stitch/Bioshock crossover.

Where Cobra Bubbles is really Mr. Bubbles and Lilo is a Little Sister

Which makes exactly NO SENSE but my brain likes the idea.

I’m not sure where Stitch would fit in. But shut up that’s why

princeofmope: hildaglitz: boku-no-mj: elaroh: alongcameatom: forevergoneandy: sentiantthoughts: epicjunkie: Bioshock Teaser Posters WHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA these arent real….are they? Part of me refuses to believe these are real, no matter how much I want them to be. ;A; ASDFGHJKL GUYS. NO. LOOK. I WENT TO GORE VERBINSKI’S WIKIPEDIA PAGE: ^RIGHT THERE. LOOK. LOOK AT IT. (Edit) From the BioShock Wikipedia page: Film Industry rumors after the game’s release suggested a film adaptation of the game would be made, utilizing similar green screen filming techniques as in the movie300 to recreate the environments of Rapture.[191] On May 9, 2008, Take Two announced a deal with Universal Studios to produce a BioShock movie, to be directed by Gore Verbinski and written by John Logan.[192] The film was expected to be released in 2010, but was put on hold due to budget concerns.[193] On August 24, 2009 it was revealed that Verbinski had dropped out of the project due to the studio’s decision to film overseas to keep the budget under control. Verbinski reportedly feels this would have hindered his work on Rango. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo is in talks to direct with Verbinski as producer.[194] In January 2010 the project was in pre-production stage, with director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo and Braden Lynch, a voice artist from BioShock 2 both working on the film.[195] By July the film was facing budget issues but producer Gore Verbinski said they were working it out. He also said the film would be a hard R.[196] Ken Levine, during an interview on August 30, 2010, said: “I will say that it is still an active thing and it’s something we are actively talking about and actively working on.”[197] Verbinski later cited that by trying to maintain the “R” rating, they were unable to find any studios that would back the effort, putting the film’s future in jeopardy.[198] PLEASE PLEASE PLEAS PLS PLS PLZ PLS PLOX ALLISSA LOOK JESUS DICK IS THIS THE REAL LIFE OR JUST FANTA SEA Real or not, awesome posters. Hopin’. Prayin’. I don’t believe it, but I want this to be true SO BAD.
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princeofmope: hildaglitz: boku-no-mj: elaroh: alongcameatom: forevergoneandy: sentiantthoughts: epicjunkie: Bioshock Teaser Posters WHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA these arent real….are they? Part of me refuses to believe these are real, no matter how much I want them to be. ;A; ASDFGHJKL GUYS. NO. LOOK. I WENT TO GORE VERBINSKI’S WIKIPEDIA PAGE: ^RIGHT THERE. LOOK. LOOK AT IT. (Edit) From the BioShock Wikipedia page: Film Industry rumors after the game’s release suggested a film adaptation of the game would be made, utilizing similar green screen filming techniques as in the movie300 to recreate the environments of Rapture.[191] On May 9, 2008, Take Two announced a deal with Universal Studios to produce a BioShock movie, to be directed by Gore Verbinski and written by John Logan.[192] The film was expected to be released in 2010, but was put on hold due to budget concerns.[193] On August 24, 2009 it was revealed that Verbinski had dropped out of the project due to the studio’s decision to film overseas to keep the budget under control. Verbinski reportedly feels this would have hindered his work on Rango. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo is in talks to direct with Verbinski as producer.[194] In January 2010 the project was in pre-production stage, with director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo and Braden Lynch, a voice artist from BioShock 2 both working on the film.[195] By July the film was facing budget issues but producer Gore Verbinski said they were working it out. He also said the film would be a hard R.[196] Ken Levine, during an interview on August 30, 2010, said: “I will say that it is still an active thing and it’s something we are actively talking about and actively working on.”[197] Verbinski later cited that by trying to maintain the “R” rating, they were unable to find any studios that would back the effort, putting the film’s future in jeopardy.[198] PLEASE PLEASE PLEAS PLS PLS PLZ PLS PLOX ALLISSA LOOK JESUS DICK IS THIS THE REAL LIFE OR JUST FANTA SEA Real or not, awesome posters. Hopin’. Prayin’. I don’t believe it, but I want this to be true SO BAD.
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Bioshock Teaser Posters


WHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

these arent real….are they?

Part of me refuses to believe these are real, no matter how much I want them to be. ;A;

ASDFGHJKL

GUYS. NO. LOOK. I WENT TO GORE VERBINSKI’S WIKIPEDIA PAGE:

^RIGHT THERE. LOOK. LOOK AT IT.

(Edit) From the BioShock Wikipedia page:

Film

Industry rumors after the game’s release suggested a film adaptation of the game would be made, utilizing similar green screen filming techniques as in the movie300 to recreate the environments of Rapture.[191] On May 9, 2008, Take Two announced a deal with Universal Studios to produce a BioShock movie, to be directed by Gore Verbinski and written by John Logan.[192] The film was expected to be released in 2010, but was put on hold due to budget concerns.[193] On August 24, 2009 it was revealed that Verbinski had dropped out of the project due to the studio’s decision to film overseas to keep the budget under control. Verbinski reportedly feels this would have hindered his work on Rango. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo is in talks to direct with Verbinski as producer.[194]

In January 2010 the project was in pre-production stage, with director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo and Braden Lynch, a voice artist from BioShock 2 both working on the film.[195] By July the film was facing budget issues but producer Gore Verbinski said they were working it out. He also said the film would be a hard R.[196] Ken Levine, during an interview on August 30, 2010, said: “I will say that it is still an active thing and it’s something we are actively talking about and actively working on.”[197] Verbinski later cited that by trying to maintain the “R” rating, they were unable to find any studios that would back the effort, putting the film’s future in jeopardy.[198]

PLEASE

PLEASE

PLEAS

PLS

PLS

PLZ

PLS

PLOX

ALLISSA LOOK JESUS DICK

IS THIS THE REAL LIFE

OR JUST FANTA SEA

Real or not, awesome posters.

Hopin’. Prayin’.

I don’t believe it, but I want this to be true SO BAD.

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