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Prince Of Persia LEGO Images Surface!
Video game movies have a tradition of sucking. But, as we all know, He-Who-Shall-Never-Be-Named-On-This-Site (the director who brought us House of the Dead, Postal, and Dungeon Siege) is responsible for most of the silver screen flops over the last decade. Thankfully, he's not attached to the movie adaptation of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. From the trailer, it looks to be drawing inspiration from the Pirates of the Caribbean films -- a good thing. Of course, it could turn into another flop like Tomb Raider (I was sold on those movies from the initial trailers too). At the very least, this summer blockbuster is getting the royal treatment with the rare privilege of being transformed into a LEGO series.
A handful of sets are planned to hit toy store shelves just in time for the film's May 28 release date. Head over to brickset to see the first images, or just sit here and stare at brick Jake.
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