Margot Robbie's production company, LuckyChap Entertainment, is set to adapt the popular video game franchise 'The Sims' into a live-action movie. The film will delve into the dark and funny moments that Noughties kids experienced while playing the PC game.
The Sims game, which allowed players to control every aspect of their characters' lives, was a hit among Noughties kids. Players engaged in sadistic and humorous actions, such as trapping Sims characters in a room and setting it on fire, removing pool steps to drown Sims characters, and neglecting to feed them. Other mischievous actions included judging friends' poor taste in interior design, only building houses without playing the game, dominating the keyboard and mouse when playing with friends, and engaging in dark and twisted actions like breaking up with a Sim and drowning them to keep their tombstone for an illegitimate child.
The movie adaptation of 'The Sims' aims to capture the essence of these memorable moments while offering a unique and entertaining cinematic experience. Margot Robbie's LuckyChap Entertainment is producing the film, which will explore the dark and funny side of the game that resonated with Noughties kids. The release date and cast for the movie have not yet been announced.
According to a recent article, the movie is still in its early development phase, and the plot is unclear. The game, released in 2000, allows users to control virtual 'Sims' and simulate their lives. The movie will be produced by LuckyChap, with Kate Herron attached to direct. The release date is yet to be announced, but it is speculated to be around 2026 or 2027. The film rights to 'The Sims' were initially acquired by 20th Century Fox in 2007 but were canceled when Disney acquired the studio in 2019. The cast for the movie has not been announced, leaving room for speculation about which popular characters from the game will make a live-action debut.
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