God of War Movie

The first rumor about a possible director for a God of War film was Brett Ratner, and that rumor has been replaced since then. GoW 3 game director Stig Asmussen, didn’t deny or confirm a GoW script, he simply said in an interview that the studios don’t have control on the movie production itself.
John Hight, the God of War Team product development chief, stated that none movie studio has so far contacted them with updates on the movie script, this was in march 2010.
But what are the thoughts of GoW mentor, Davif Jaffe?. He said that is not Sony’s priority to go forward with the God of War movie. So far, there’d been 3 drafts from Mosaic Entertainment, the studios in charge for the film production, Jaffe believes that the people writing the scripts are actually awesome and they have worked on great scripts before.
Now, even after all the downsides and bad news, there’s an interview with Brett Ratner, who apparently confirms the making of the God of War film.

Our thoughts on this are the following: Since God of War 4 will probably be released next year, there wouldn’t be any better timing to finally produce the movie and launch it just a bit before the game itself. Movies like Braveheart, Gladiator and Troy have been incredibly successful, and GoW storyline does provide plenty of background to write a nice script, without making major changes to the original video game plot. Sony needs to be careful that the movie is not just made to make quickly millions of dollars, leaving aside the original storyline. They don’t need to add extra characters or scenery, since it’s all already there, the franchise does provide them already with the content. Science Fiction + Greek Mythology = Win.

A question that still remains among fans is, who could be the right person to impersonate Kratos?