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Film School Rejects<\/strong> posted their choices for who should direct the movie adaptation of Halo<\/strong><\/em>.\u00a0 Guess who is listed as their first choice?\u00a0 Here’s what they had to say…<\/p>\n The Pitch: <\/strong>It\u2019s really quite simple. Does Halo<\/em> have guns? Is Halo<\/em> a \u201cMature\u201d rated video game? Is there the equivalent of military personnel? Well, then who better to helm what should be a considerably violent picture than the man who would arm his actors with tank cannons that produce Tom Savini-esque destructive results?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Truth be told this pick is based on my experience with the multi-player aspect of the first game, as that is the extent of my exposure with the Halo<\/em> series. I never played through the single player mode and therefore cannot justify Sly\u2019s selection on any kind of storytelling match. What I do know is that the game has blood, brutes and bullets, and no active director does the combination of the three with as much gratuitous enthusiasm as Stallone. Any writing issues you may have with Rambo<\/em> or The Expendables<\/em> are irrelevant as the Halo<\/em> script has already been written by someone else. Sly would just need to come in and do what he does best, which is to paint the town red. – Adam Charles<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n