The Morning After: The first Zelda movie looks like this
While unofficial videos from filming The Legend of Zelda hit the internet first, Nintendo also unveiled the first images of its live-action project. One photo shows Link and Zelda amid the hills of New Zealand β if youβve got characters with Elven ears, you have to film in NZ.
As Engadgetβs Nathan Ingraham notes, Zelda appears with a bow and quiver, so hopefully itβs a more modern spin than the damsel-in-distress original. I mean, the game is named for her. Filming has just started, so this is all we have until a proper trailer arrives.
β Mat Smith
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