If Bethesda decides to make a Fallout film, it should focus on the story of Randall Clark and his adventures in Zion. It’s one of the best pieces of lore I’ve ever read.

[u/Royalexp]

[u/RexGoliath75]

Nah. Some things are better left to the imagination

[u/Copperpot22 → u/RexGoliath75]

This is a fair point, part of his legend is the collective imagination

[u/YanLibra66 → u/RexGoliath75]

Would make for an awesome book tho

[u/Satanicjamnik → u/YanLibra66]

A book is a brilliant idea.

[u/Royalexp → u/RexGoliath75]

Yes sometimes it's better to leave something to the imagination , but let's think for a moment about books adapted to movies like Harry Potter, LOTR, GOT etc... How much impact do they have on popular culture thanks to the cinematic industry.

[u/AFishWithNoName → u/Royalexp]

Exactly—books got adapted into movies.

Randall Clark left behind six parts of a journal.

That’s a lot of empty space to fill.