Just like most of the classical novels, children's stories and comic books, video games have also been tailored by the film industry. These games have a huge fan following and the film business particularly Hollywood has been very quick to capitalize on this audience. That is primarily due to two major reasons: One is that the core product has already been examined and effectively received in the market. The other is that these games provide an easily obtainable story line which fairly often runs into series and keeps viewers related to the movie. Video video games too have gained significantly from the film trade, proper from production values to voices from skilled actors and actresses. Various sorts of flicks starting from tv movies, direct-to-video, brief films, to documentaries have been produced based mostly on video games. Some of the motion pictures based mostly onvideo video games are Mortal Combat, Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Angelina starred Tomb Raider and Tron. There have additionally been few makes an attempt at producing video video games based on films however most of those games haven't been well received by the gaming community.

Mortal Kombat

The film Mortal Kombat was released in 1995 and was the primary in the collection of films based mostly on the best video games having the identical name. It acquired mixed opinions from the critics but was an enormous box office hit and stayed at the number one spot for 3 consecutive weeks. The soundtrack by George Clinton additionally received good response and went platinum in less than weeks. Amongst others, the movie starred Robin Shou as Liu Kang, Linden Ashby as Johny Cage and Bridgette Wilson as agent Sonya Blade. A sequel titled Mortal Kombat: Annihilation was released in 1997. However, the sequel was not as a giant commercial hit as Mortal Kombat. There have been no clear indications on the potential of another sequel. The movie was launched in United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Argentina and Israel. A TV series titled Mortal Kombat: Conquest was released in1998 and a short film titled Mortal Kombat: Rebirth was launched in 2010.

Resident Evil

The film Resident Evil was launched in 2002 and was the first within the 4 half series of films primarily based on the video game by the identical name. The sequels are the 2004 launch Resident Evil: Apocalypse, the 2007 release Resident Evil: Extinction and the 2010 launch Resident Evil: Afterlife. The movie was produced, directed and written by Paul Anderson. The films solid embody Milla Jovovich as Alice, Eric Mabius as Matt, Colin Salmon as James "One" Shade and Michelle Rodriguez as Rain. The movie was classified as "R-rated" and was a industrial hit even though it didn't discover support with the critics. In its opening weekend, all the three films opened as the number one movie in North America. All of the three motion pictures have been released on DVD format. The film has been released in United Kingdom, Germany and France along with the United States of America.

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