Continuing from an earlier post here at geek-tastic, latinoreview.com has released another piece of Halo movie concept art. Mind you this isn't actually concept art from a movie that is being made. It is just one artist's fan art based on a the book Halo: Fall of Reach. It was done to go along with a possible movie script by the book's author Eric Nylund for a possible presentation to Microsoft he may or may not ever make in the hopes of possibly getting a Halo movie made.
All of those possibles though still haven't stopped Microsoft from threatening Latino Review with a take-down notice due to what they see as copyright infringement.
I honestly don't understand why Microsoft would have a problem with this. It's free publicity for something they haven't even done. It's generating excitement about a movie project they're not even working on. You'd think they'd be looking at this and getting motivated to get a movie done since the fan interest is obviously out there. But I guess I just don't understand how a giant corporation thinks.
Anyhow, you can see a hi-res version of the pic here. The art shows a training sequence/flashback from the book where Master Chief and the other Spartans are trained as kids to be super soldiers. I believe that is most likely the Master Chief himself going for the trophy at the top of the wooden pyramid.
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