Netflix's live-action version of "BioShock" will have a "small adaptation" that will surprise fans

The production lineup of the Netflix live-action adaptation of "BioShock" is very solid, with Francis Lawrence, director of "The Hunger Games: Songbirds and Snakes", and Michael Green, screenwriter of "Blade Runner 2049", in charge. Recently, the director of the film expressed his excitement about the film and revealed some plans for the adaptation.

While promoting the new Hunger Games prequel, he spoke to GamesRadar+ and said that the BioShock adaptation project was progressing "very well" and said "I have a good script."

According to the information currently known, the film will be adapted from the first game and the story will take place in the terrifying underwater city "Rapture". Lawrence's works are known for some adaptations of the original works, and he also promised that the new work will keep the original fans fresh.

"Oh, yeah, we've added some new stuff in there," he said. "I mean, the fact is that this is the first game, so we're staying very faithful to a lot of things, right? So, we're not breaking with the original in any way. But we do have some new little twists that will surprise the fans, but everything fits very well. We have a really good script, and I'm really excited about it."

His new film "The Hunger Games: Songbirds and Snakes" has also been scheduled for release in China and will be released simultaneously with the rest of the world on November 17.