Several years ago, Universal Pictures hired Gore Verbinski (Pirates of the Caribbean) to direct a big screen adaptation of the "Bioshock" video game. The studio then quickly killed the project after the budget ballooned to $160 million and was headed for an "R" rating. A few months later, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo (28 Weeks Later) stepped in to replace him, but eventually left the project as well. Then last year, "Bioshock" creator Ken Levine revealed that he personally killed the movie. Now comes word that Sony Pictures may be interested in the project, since it just registered several domain names, including Bioshock-Movie.com, Bioshock-Movie.net and Bio-Shock.net. It's not clear what this means, but Levine may have changed his mind. He has been talking about getting into screenplay writing and making an attempt at writing the "Bioshock" movie. While we don't know if he's involved with the project, he's now writing the...