Rifts Movie Talk

zerombr · Unread post by **zerombr** » Sat May 27, 2006 7:36 pm

the only concern I have about it myself is being compared too closely to the Star Wars episodes, with the clones and Coalition and all, not that they're really too close together

Alpha 11 · Unread post by **Alpha 11** » Sun Jun 04, 2006 11:20 pm

Dratoul_Girant wrote:Whats everyone's thoughts on a Rifts movie done by CG like Appleseed movie that came out last year?

I think we are all getting to the point were we will all take just about anything.

Alpha 11 · Unread post by **Alpha 11** » Tue Jun 06, 2006 11:41 pm

masterhth02003 wrote:will there even be a movie!?

I think the answer to that question is getting into the same area as the question, "What is the meaning of live?".

Alpha 11 · Unread post by **Alpha 11** » Thu Jun 08, 2006 12:49 am

I am hoping, as I believe several others hear are too, that with the long time it is taking just to write the script, that the long it takes, the better the script will be.

knight345 · Unread post by **knight345** » Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:33 pm

As long as it isn't anything like that damn D&D movie I will be happy.

Shadowbrn · Unread post by **Shadowbrn** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 1:12 pm

"A slice of life" is still just a slice., i as an avid moviegoer want an immersive experience. I want to jump when other character jump. I wish to be on the dge of my seat and perhaps even cheering at the end. Perhaps thats why its taking so long. They literally have tens of thousands of pages of material to perhaps make into a movie but with the ability to go into so many directions they have come to an impasse.

CushionRide · Unread post by **CushionRide** » Fri Oct 13, 2006 9:22 am

i think a movie centering around the Devil's Gate would be cool maybe under the coalitions perspective.

actually what they should do is a couple of movies revolving around the same plot but centered on diff groups or factions and then have them come together by the third flick ^_^

Kryzbyn · Unread post by **Kryzbyn** » Mon Oct 16, 2006 2:56 am

The thing i can wait to see is an opening montage showing the nuclear war and the eruption of the ley lines...<shiver>

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Mon Oct 16, 2006 7:30 pm

zerombr wrote:I'm going to give you the real suggestion, the real winning idea for a Rifts movie, I swear this'll be done just perfect, you know it has to....Just get Genny Tartokovsky (sp?) from the Star Wars Clone Wars animated to do it, ohh dude now THAT is awesome!

You mean Genndy Tartakovsky, the man behind Dexter's Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls! The man ROCKS!

/Sub

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Mon Oct 16, 2006 7:40 pm

I want Ridley Scott to do it!

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Vinny · Unread post by **Vinny** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 6:20 pm

If kids want to see it bad enough, they'll get their parents to let them. I use ******* 2 as an example.

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Tue May 08, 2007 8:19 pm

::Darkstone:: wrote:
Pyrial wrote:Its too much to think about, a Rifts movie would have too much possibility.

I can see it really coming in as a CG movie (heres hoping I would have a chance to work on it , though i know that wont happen), but I fear that if it is live action there is a chance I will be disapointed.
Not in like a star wars episode 1 -2 kinda way, but a fantastic four sorta way ya know?

anyway, Im going to be getting outta school soon with a bach in animation, so if I can find a way to contribute to the movie, my life would be kind of complete....except for the whole evolving spiritually thing....and having kids thing....and uh....well, screw money, I just want to create.

Helloooo? Any updates on this...still no screenplay?

eh

The screenplay actually is in process, on draft 3 (may be in polish now, but that was the info I got as of nov. 2006). My only worry is that the film makers aren't Rifts fans and a bit of the spirit of the game may get lost in translation.

Well, see my post in your thread for the latest I can talk about. Kevin also gave us some insights on a couple of the treatments he's received... let's just say "lost in translation" is a massive understatement.

jgants · Unread post by **jgants** » Sun May 13, 2007 12:03 pm

::Darkstone:: wrote:The screenplay actually is in process, on draft 3 (may be in polish now, but that was the info I got as of nov. 2006). My only worry is that the film makers aren't Rifts fans and a bit of the spirit of the game may get lost in translation.

The problem with using Rifts fans for writing, though, is that they will have a lot of preconcieved notions and assumptions. The Rifts film has to be able to appeal to a wider audience who will go in with no knowledge whatsoever.

Because of the vast scope and detailed background of Rifts, that's a guarentee that only the tiniest fraction of the Rifts world will be featured in a movie (we're talking a cast of 5-8 main PC types, with maybe 1-2 types of bad guys, is about all you can fit into a 1.5-2 hour timeframe).

The other issue is that the movie shouldn't feel like a Rifts game - it should feel like a movie.

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Mon May 14, 2007 11:57 am

::Darkstone:: wrote:The screenplay actually is in process, on draft 3 (may be in polish now, but that was the info I got as of nov. 2006). My only worry is that the film makers aren't Rifts fans and a bit of the spirit of the game may get lost in translation.

This is not consistent with the information I have been given.

/Sub

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Mon May 14, 2007 11:59 am

::Darkstone:: wrote:In the Treatment I wrote...

You wrote one of the treatments?

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jgants · Unread post by **jgants** » Mon May 14, 2007 12:01 pm

::Darkstone:: wrote:That's really only true of a novice and /or bad writer. Even a fan of something can write for general audiences, it's just a matter of constructing a storyline that is understandable to all. The techie bits can generally be left unexplained, as well as some of the more "mystical" aspects (I dunno about you, But I didn't need a scientific explination of "The Force" in Star Wars). The key is to have characters that are relatable, and to get as much exposition out of the waay as quickly as possible.

I could easily envision a 2.5 hour Rifts movie(or trilogy) ala LoTR, but the focus needs to be on the characters themselves and not the world they inhabit. In the Treatment I wrote, I latched onto a rather obvious vehicle for pulling those unfamiliar with Rifts into the world, which was to use the Lone Star Rifts generator to pull a 21st century person (actually 2, a husband and wife, both US military personel who were working on the super-secret Rift generator themselves)into the world of Rifts. I know it sounds a little cheesy, but whether or not something works is all in execution. To have someone so unacustom to the world, who searches out explination and who discovers the abject horror of their own fallen world is something people can grasp on to and go with such personally relatable characters. Plus, it really avoids the potential "Game" quality that befell the FUBAR of a movie called "Dungeons and Dragons".

But, that was my own method. Still gonna write my script.

Yeah, definately go for it. Even if it doesn't end up how you'd like, it's good practice to get a full script written.

So far, I've written one full screenplay (a zombie movie) and a whole bunch of scenes for various screenplays I never finished.

TechnoGothic · Unread post by **TechnoGothic** » Thu Aug 30, 2007 7:33 am

jgants wrote:
::Darkstone:: wrote:The screenplay actually is in process, on draft 3 (may be in polish now, but that was the info I got as of nov. 2006). My only worry is that the film makers aren't Rifts fans and a bit of the spirit of the game may get lost in translation.

The problem with using Rifts fans for writing, though, is that they will have a lot of preconcieved notions and assumptions. The Rifts film has to be able to appeal to a wider audience who will go in with no knowledge whatsoever.

Because of the vast scope and detailed background of Rifts, that's a guarentee that only the tiniest fraction of the Rifts world will be featured in a movie (we're talking a cast of 5-8 main PC types, with maybe 1-2 types of bad guys, is about all you can fit into a 1.5-2 hour timeframe).

The other issue is that the movie shouldn't feel like a Rifts game - it should feel like a movie.

Yes it should feel like a Movie rather than a game sesson.

Which is where D&D feel flat. It felt like a rpg game sesson rather than a Movie.

TechnoGothic · Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:32 pm

RIFTS : CHAOS EARTH
RIFTS : DARK AGES
RIFTS : COALITION WAR

All Three of the Rifts big time periods/Events covered nicely.

TechnoGothic · Unread post by **TechnoGothic** » Sat Sep 08, 2007 1:14 pm

::Darkstone:: wrote:
TechnoGothic wrote:RIFTS : CHAOS EARTH
RIFTS : DARK AGES
RIFTS : COALITION WAR

All Three of the Rifts big time periods/Events covered nicely.

Sounds more like a TV mini-series to me. One of the primary components for any film to work are the characters, and people don't want a series of films in which the characters are ever-changing, you'll lose HUGE numbers that way. If there's a trilogy to be had I think LotR is a great template to look at, both in continuous story line construction and a good way to set up the world with just a couple minutes of voice over and cool visuals.

But that's just my opinion.

Come come guys...
Stop with the TV Series talk...Never happen. Look at the crap that is Flash Gorden TV Series for why...

As for 3 Movies in Three eras...
You can Keep the MAIN STAR/Group from Movie to movie very easy.

RIFTS CHAOS EARTH = NEMA Chromium Guardsman, a Kid Wizard (Pre-Ley Line Walker), and group of Nema Soldiers...or whatever. At the end of the Movie, they get RIFTED to somewhere... (Evil Dead/Army of Darkness style) Turns out it is the...
RIFTS DARK AGES = The group tries to help a Village from monsters. They encounter what used to be NEMA Forces, but before they become the Coalition of Chi-Town...Still building the Fortress City. At the End of the Movie they are Rifted again (trying to go home) and end up in...
RIFTS COALITION WAR = This could be the CS vs Tolkeen or CS vs FQ conflicts. The group discovers because them, Legends grew from their Deed. Others saught out GBs to be Heroes, others became True Ley Line Walkers, etc...Now the NEMA Chromium Guardsman must decide which force is the lesser of the two evils or fight them both as best as he can. At the End of the movie, the group decides to just settle in here in this time...to try to make it a better world as best as they can...
Then A Random RIFT opens up and DEMONS pour forth...MINION WAR

You Have to use the RIFTS for the movie to be really about RIFTS setting. Even if we only see them used at the end of the movies to set up the next movie...

Alpha 11 · Unread post by **Alpha 11** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:39 pm

evilgeek wrote:
Evil Psychologist wrote:Making a movie based on RIFTS could turn out to be excellent or a horrible black mark on Palladium if done poorly.

Don't focus on eye candy at the expense of a compelling plot and cast of characters. I would hate to see something like this follow in the footsteps of George Lucas with a bunch of colorful whistles and farts underscored by cheesy puns from forgettable personalities.

It's not the personalities and ideas that are easily forgettable that are the problem, it's the personalities you couldn't scrap out out of your brain pan with a jagged, metal, red hot poker that are the problem with lucas.

Emo Vader, Jar Jar...

Thankfully, George Lucas isn't writing this screenplay.

Good grief, it was not that bad.

CushionRide · Unread post by **CushionRide** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:59 pm

im thinking of the dungeon and dragon movies, the one i saw in the big screen with the crazy black man thief, he was funny but the overall movie was completely retarded, i hate to say it but im afraid thats what will happen with rifts as a movie. the game is too open ended to revolve around one setting. im afraid of what will happen, i pray the movie makers make something gold

Shawn Merrow · Unread post by **Shawn Merrow** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:23 pm

Zuari wrote:Who is working on the screenplay if anyone, is it going to be one the Rifts staff or will they go out of house to someone that is experienced in that field.

It was announced Rawson Marshall will be working on it as soon as the strike is over.

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Maryann · Unread post by **Maryann** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:47 am

Skylos wrote:Hi, I don't want to **** off any flamers, But i am wondering what is going on about the Rifts movie. Last time i checked was back in 03. If anyone can explain or post the link to the last updated announcement would be great.
Thanks

Well just before the writers strike started Bruckheimer announced the new writer. But of course nothing could be done as long as the writers were on strike. Now that it looks like that may be over the movie will hopefully move forward. Up until now an acceptable script hasn't been able to be produced

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:34 pm

I'm glad to hear it. I was afraid the writers strike might have killed the project before it really got going.

Lukterran · Unread post by **Lukterran** » Tue Mar 04, 2008 11:42 am

The writers may have been on strike but hopefully they didn't stop working during that time, and take a huge vacation.

Hopefully they just stopped submitting their work to the studios and did a little at home writing.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Tue Mar 18, 2008 10:19 am

draco_argentum wrote:Rifts MMO... Rifts MMO... Rifts MMO...

There was a thread about it a while back. A fan with programming experience was going to try his hand at it. I have no idea what happened with the project.

While I'd like to see a well done one, I can see PVP balancing being a nightmare on an epic scale.

Let's balance Glitterboys with a 2 mile sniping range with juicers, dragon hatchlings, and that lone unaugmented CS Grunt and his dogboy companion...

Plus there are too many factions for random PVP like you see in WoW (where it's just alliance vs horde).

You'd have CS vs Fed of Magic vs Psyscape vs Quebec vs whoever else.

I'm not saying it couldn't be done, I just think it would take an absolute creative genius with lots of experience in MMO design who is also a true Rifts fan to pull it off. Not sure one of those exists that isn't already getting paid 10x more by Blizzard than he would a startup company to handle a Rifts MMO.

Lenwen · Unread post by **Lenwen** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:13 am

April 01 2008 an nuthing new out on the rumor mill about the movie at all ?

Seriously does anyone know anything or heard anything about this future Blockbuster ?

-Lenwen.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Tue Apr 08, 2008 11:00 am

TheyCallMeTrevor wrote:Last word out was the movie has a writer who is doing a draft. Knowing writers who work on scripts, I can tell you this process usually takes a while, during which you will not hear much. Most movies have dozens of drafts as it takes a while for everyone to settle on the one they like, then fine tune it. My guess is you won't hear much till this summer.

Plus the writers strike delayed this process too I'd wager.

Lenwen · Unread post by **Lenwen** » Wed Apr 09, 2008 12:23 am

gsalas wrote:So how do we get involved with this???

Involved with what ?

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:25 am

I'd imagine that a studio as big as Jerry Bruckheimers would only work with people with experience in movies. Unionized extras, new actors with agents known in the industry, etc. People that know what is acceptable and how things are run on a set. Not people who will be stalking the big name actors for autographs, etc.

So short answer, you don't, unless you already have an "in" with the industry, or can get a job with some company that would work on the project, like a special effects studio.

I'm not so sure on the extras bit, but they might use local population for that. So if you're lucky enough to live where they end up filming on location, rather than a set, then you might get in as an extra. However, a movie like Rifts will probably have so much green screen filming that it'll all be on a set. The only filming on location would be a film crew to get background shots to replace the green screen. No local extras needed there.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Tue Apr 15, 2008 2:59 pm

ash_wednesday wrote:The new writer was suppose to start the script after the strike.

So hopefully he/she is neck deep in quality script drafting.

Lenwen · Unread post by **Lenwen** » Wed Apr 30, 2008 1:01 pm

TheyCallMeTrevor wrote:
ash_wednesday wrote:
LostOne wrote:
ash_wednesday wrote:The new writer was suppose to start the script after the strike.

So hopefully he/she is neck deep in quality script drafting.

Well since it's been awhile since the strike ended, I should hope so....

He probably has started it. Even So, I wouldn't expect that draft to be done until early summer. The people I know who do script writing take about 1 to 2 months to work out a script the length necessary for a movie. And as I said, this will be just one draft of many.

When it's this early in the project, you have to be patient.

As long as there is a Juicer and or a Crazy in it I'm all good . I wouldent mind see'ing inside the hollowed walls of Chi-Town or even the mean streets of Atlantis even either

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Mon May 05, 2008 5:31 pm

Lenwen wrote:Seriously does anyone know anything or heard anything about this future Blockbuster ?

I know a little bit of good news, but I can't share it due to the NDA. I would recommend a quick PM to Alex or Kev to see if one will write a murmur or put the latest in the next press release. Just do so politely, and only once (if at all). They are still neck deep in book production, so they might not have the time to address it right this second. :wink:

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Tue May 06, 2008 8:41 am

Warwolf wrote:I know a little bit of good news, but I can't share it due to the NDA.

I hate you. Just knowing that there is something to know that is protected by NDA...you suck for peaking my curiosity. :cry:

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Tue May 06, 2008 7:17 pm

LostOne wrote:I hate you. Just knowing that there is something to know that is protected by NDA...you suck for peaking my curiosity.

Well here you go then:

Kevin wrote:There is none that I’m aware of.

Wait, what? :eek:

Kevin wrote:Rawson Thurber, the screenwriter, and I have exchanged a number of emails, I sent him a stack of Rifts books he requested for research purposes (no, I’m not going to tell you which titles), and that’s about it for the present. I love his enthusiasm and commitment to the project, and I’m excited about what he might turn out, but no news on that front.

Except that I considered it good news to hear that he and Kev had been in contact and how excited he was to be working on the project. I figured you all would like to hear that.

Perhaps it isn't much (but I did say a "little bit"), but I thought it was awesome anyway.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Wed May 07, 2008 11:01 am

Warwolf wrote:
Kevin wrote:Rawson Thurber, the screenwriter, and I have exchanged a number of emails, I sent him a stack of Rifts books he requested for research purposes (no, I’m not going to tell you which titles), and that’s about it for the present. I love his enthusiasm and commitment to the project, and I’m excited about what he might turn out, but no news on that front.

Except that I considered it good news to hear that he and Kev had been in contact and how excited he was to be working on the project. I figured you all would like to hear that.

That is good that he's excited about it. Although ideally it would have been nice if the screenwriter had been previously familiar with the setting due to already being a fan.

But beggars can't be choosers, and we fans have been begging to see Rifts on the big screen for a long time.

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Wed May 07, 2008 7:55 pm

LostOne wrote:That is good that he's excited about it. Although ideally it would have been nice if the screenwriter had been previously familiar with the setting due to already being a fan.

But beggars can't be choosers, and we fans have been begging to see Rifts on the big screen for a long time.

Huh? He is a long-time fan. He's even GMed Rifts.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Thu May 08, 2008 9:06 am

Warwolf wrote:Huh? He is a long-time fan. He's even GMed Rifts.

Sorry, I didn't get that impression from your previous post.

Glad to hear it!

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Fri May 09, 2008 4:13 pm

LostOne wrote:Sorry, I didn't get that impression from your previous post.

Glad to hear it!

My apologies, I thought you'd caught the previous info where Kev and Alex mentioned that he had played Rifts in high school or middle school (can't remember which). But yeah, he has prior experience with Rifts.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Sat May 10, 2008 12:03 pm

Sorry, my memory sucks, I don't necessarily remember the entirety of a thread that was started nearly 5 years ago. :fool:

xmen510 · Unread post by **xmen510** » Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:58 am

Apparently the people over at icv2 spoke with Kevin at GenCon. Apparently Kevin mentioned that a new draft is being written and a decision to go ahead or not will be made soon. Too bad it wasn't mentioned in the GenCon murmers as it would have been nice to hear.

Relevant Links:

http://www.icv2.com/index.php

http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/13176.html

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:56 am

I really think it should *not* be about the CS, as least not the CS as good guys.

If so, it just turns into yet another stereotypical grunts vs the bugs/demons type movie.

However, if it's about exploring the conflict from a point of view that displays the d-bees and psychics and mages as intelligent emotional beings trying to escape persecution by the CS, it seems like it could have more depth and not just be seen as another Starship Troopers.

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Sun Mar 29, 2009 9:14 am

Torngesis wrote:Its been 9 years uhm when is this thing happening ?

Nine years? Really? Cuz in my world it's 2009 and the post you quoted is 2003.

Just gotta be patient, the rights are still optioned, so there is still hope.

Alpha 11 · Unread post by **Alpha 11** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 10:34 pm

LostOne wrote:
Torngesis wrote:Its been 9 years uhm when is this thing happening ?

Nine years? Really? Cuz in my world it's 2009 and the post you quoted is 2003.

Just gotta be patient, the rights are still optioned, so there is still hope.

It would still be nice to at least see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Maryann · Unread post by **Maryann** » Wed Apr 01, 2009 5:49 am

Alpha 11 wrote:
LostOne wrote:
Torngesis wrote:Its been 9 years uhm when is this thing happening ?

Nine years? Really? Cuz in my world it's 2009 and the post you quoted is 2003.

Just gotta be patient, the rights are still optioned, so there is still hope.

It would still be nice to at least see the light at the end of the tunnel.

It actually took more than 10 years for lord of the rings to see the light of day and as long as JB Films still wants to do this I still hold out hope that it will happen soon.

Preacher · Unread post by **Preacher** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:19 am

Twinkiman89 wrote:
Maryann wrote:
Alpha 11 wrote:
LostOne wrote:
Torngesis wrote:Its been 9 years uhm when is this thing happening ?

Nine years? Really? Cuz in my world it's 2009 and the post you quoted is 2003.

Just gotta be patient, the rights are still optioned, so there is still hope.

It would still be nice to at least see the light at the end of the tunnel.

It actually took more than 10 years for lord of the rings to see the light of day and as long as JB Films still wants to do this I still hold out hope that it will happen soon.

Same here, but some update information about this movie would be nice... Unless there isn't.

I sure hope that we will hear something positive in the not too distant future. :bandit:

LostOne · Unread post by **LostOne** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:52 am

The fact that we're not hearing anything means two things to me:

Either

1. nothing is happening so there is nothing to report.

or hopefully:

2. Big things are happening, but they're being very quiet to avoid breaching a non-disclosure agreement.

Preacher · Unread post by **Preacher** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 6:55 pm

Thoughtful1 wrote:
LostOne wrote:The fact that we're not hearing anything means two things to me:

Either

1. nothing is happening so there is nothing to report.

or hopefully:

2. Big things are happening, but they're being very quiet to avoid breaching a non-disclosure agreement.

Or,
3. Small things are happening, slowly. These small things may or may not result (directly, or indirectly) in a Rifts feature film being produced. Development, especially in a big budget movie with the blockbuster potential Rifts has, can take a dozen writers a decade to write. When there's news worth hearing, we'll hear it. Waiting on the edge of your seat for every little bit of news will only make your backside sore.

Yep!!!

Keep the Faith all.

Silas · Unread post by **Silas** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 11:37 pm

My backside is sore already from waiting on the egde of my seat for other movies to come out. The long-rumored Marshal Law movie went totally bust after the Watchmen release. Critics can be so ignorant sometimes. Then there's the extra-long wait for the LFG animated movie, which was supposed to come out in late 2008, and has had a few teasers already.

I'm crossing fingers, toes, and any other appendages I can in hopes this movie gets made, and made properly. The RIFTS movie could really shine if it took one small cue from the original Star Wars ideas: show views from the Coalition and the Dee-Bees, both. That would allow a POV from both sides, with neither being 100% evil or good. A more gritty and dynamic character type would make for a better antagonist and protagonist. Developed characters are easier to root for or against. How many people actually cheered when Kaiser Soze got away? I know I did.

So we can only hope this writer decides to create well-rounded characters for his script, and doesn't focus on only action and special effects. Okay, so the movie wouldn't be RIFTS without SFX, but there still has to be cake with the frosting, so to speak. Just my two bits.

Silas · Unread post by **Silas** » Thu Oct 15, 2009 3:07 pm

Regardless of the script this writer is writing right now, what's really important in terms of figuring out what kind of movie RIFTS would be is the choice of director. After all, a script is never really finished even when the movie is being filmed. Nothing has or will be decided in terms of the creative direction of this movie until it gets a director.

We can always hope for Guillermo Del Toro (Hellboy movies), Peter Jackson (LOTR), or Zach Snyder (Watchmen).

Personally, I know how hard it can be to write something that is both interesting, and has great character development, having worked on three different novels for the past *mumble* years. Dialogue and character interaction are perhaps the most difficult aspects of writing, seeing as how you have to follow true to multiple character personalities, as well as any motivations and agendas. Add to that the need to keep the storyline moving at a decent pace, having enough depth and description to keep viewers/readers up to speed, and keeping an eye out for continuity, and you have a recipie for ulcers or hair loss.

I wish the current writer well, and sincerely hope he can put the real flavor of RIFTS into his final script.

But I'm still getting sore here on the edge of my seat. :mrgreen:

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