"Ratchet," "Angry Birds," "Warcraft" Mark Industry Reset Regarding Video Game Movies
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Derrik J. Lang, Entertainment Writer
At long last, it seems Hollywood has pushed the reset button on its approach to video game adaptations.
From the reviled 1993 live-action rendition of "Super Mario Bros." to last year's loathed arcade-inspired "Pixels," big-screen interpretations of games have almost always failed to...
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