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To be honest, I'd like to see a SOB version of "Equilibrium" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238380/). Not the goofy, no emotions allowed story, but one where a Confessor's faith cracks or something. Or something more "Saving Private Ryan" like - don't want to be too right-wing propagandist though (a la Starship Troopers).

I didn't mind the Ultramarines movie that much, but it wasn't that great either. I did like the battle scenes though.

The Lord Inquisitor fan movie looks promising. Guess we'll have to wait and see.

CthuluIsSpy wrote:I would like to see a proper 40k movie.
Though it has to have an R rating; I want my grimdark bloodshed dammit, not some toned down kid friendly crap.

The US version of Ultramarines had that. I'm pretty sure because of the whole "guy-gets-shot-the-head-and-his-hollowed-out-head-is-shown" thing.

If they made one, it would have to be based on the book, Fifteen Hours.

Man I remember that too... Im glad they were pretty graphic with the space marine game too... the point of 40K is gratuitous amounts of violence, and if patrick swayzee can get over 232 acts of violence in Red Dawn, then certainly a space marine movie would be rated so as well... and obviously they'd go with ultramarines... because, well thats what GW's answer is for everything, smurf it up... the question is what enemy would they use? I'd say keep it simple for the first one and use the comedic factor of the orks to balance out the darkness of it, then pave the way for a 2nd with eldar and chaos, then throw in more complex races as time went on...