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Live-Action Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Movie Adaptation
NOTE: This plot information contains some spoilers from the two games, Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain. Prologue: Ground Zeroes: The story follows Snake as he infiltrates an American black site in Cuba called Camp Omega, attempting to rescue Cipher agent Paz Ortega Andrade (McKenna Grace) and former Sandinista child soldier Ricardo "Chico" Valenciano Libre (Brady Noon). The mission was chaotic as Paz Ortega had two bombs in her body, as one of them was taken out. However, unfortunately, there was still one left inside her as Snake and his rescue team in the helicopter didn’t know there was until Paz jumps out of the helicopter and explodes her and the rest of the group inside the helicopter, leading Snake into getting injured into a coma in the hospital after the incident. In The Phantom Pain and after the events of Ground Zeroes, Snake goes by the codename; Punished “Venom” Snake as he assembles a private military organization; “Diamond Dogs”, alongside Revolver Ocelot (Finn Wolfhard) and Kazuhira Miller (Timothée Chalamet), as he goes into Soviet-occupied Afghanistan and the Angola–Zaire border region to exact revenge on the antagonist, Skull Face (Bill Skarsgård) and his organization, XOF, led by Cipher, who are responsible of Paz Ortega’s attempted assassination. Unlike the video game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, which left the story unfinished and unresolved, this movie adaptation concludes the story completely, with the villains defeated and dead, and Snake and the Diamond Dogs victorious. The fate of Quiet remains unknown, but it is not dead.
Still Breathing (Remake)
A Texas street performer and artist, Fletcher had a real dream that took place in real life where a beautiful woman named Rose (Emma Myers), was almost mugged and murdered by a robber until a driver saved her life out of nowhere by running over the robber unconsciously that one night. She gather her things from the robber and ran away from the scene. Fletcher woke up after that dream, worrying about the girl he dreamed of. After that, he went on to make collages of the girl on what she looks like facially from his perspective. He traveled to Los Angeles for a trip there to perform art publically for a few days as he walked into an LA cafe. All of a sudden, the real woman from his dreams came to the cafe to chill, until they both met each other for the first time as Fletcher finally found the woman from his real-life dreams. They both fell in love throughout the story.
Mrs. Doubtfire Remake
Daniel Hillard, an entertainer with a talent for voices is recently divorced from Miranda (Cailee Spaeny) after messy relationships relating to Daniel acting immature and unreliable with the kids, and fighting over custody of their children; Lydia (Ever Anderson), Christopher (Brady Noon), and Natalie (Ariana Greenblatt). Miranda grants custody to her children as Daniel has visitation rights every Saturday; shared custody is contingent on Daniel finding a steady job and suitable residence within the next three months. Daniel leaves Miranda's house to move out by himself in an apartment, as he has to find a job to support himself. When Miranda advertises nanny jobs publicly for people to take care of her kids, Daniel decides to take the job by disguising himself as an elderly, female housekeeper under the name, Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire, to spend time with his children. Miranda meets a British guy named Stuart (Louis Partridge), a businessman who develops feelings for her as he admires her design business. While Miranda and Stuart started dating, Daniel grew jealous of Stuart.
The Expendables Remake (so far)
CIA agent Barney Ross recruits a mix of US and international agents and mercenaries to overthrow a Latin American dictator named Victor Garza in Vilena, Gulf of Mexico, knowing that he and his organization are being controlled and associated by a corrupt ex-CIA agent who betrays the whole CIA organization a few years ago. The entire operation was offered by Mr. Church, an unknown agent, who offered Barney Ross and his team, $5 million to initiate by choice. Unlike the original franchise and the very first movie, the cast will be very young in their early 20s doing an action movie. The remake franchise will be PG-13, although it will be violent.
