Movies That Should Exist

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you might try viewing-

*reanimator
*dawn of the dead
*total recall [uncut version]
*theatre of blood
*caligula [uncut version]
*faces of death [the series]
*the meaning of life [violence as comedy, the darkest kind]
*the last boy scout
*the wild bunch

those are the nastiest ones i can think of right now, i'm sure there are many others.

AspieOtaku wrote

Good news then pal, there is gonna be a Jurassic Park 4 in 2014.

The Beast
This would be an adaptation of the novel (which I've never read) by Peter Benchley. There was a 2 part mini series in the 90's based on the book. It was about a fishing being terrorised in a Jaws like scenario by a giant squid.

Disney's Thumbelina
I know Don Bluth did an animated adaptation of the classic fairy tale (which I've never read) back in the 90's and it wasn't really that good but maybe Disney could give it ago and maybe give it a Tangled like twist. Their next film is Frozen which is an adaptation of The Snow Queen so maybe the Thumbelina movie could be called Shrunk or something.

Treasure Island
I've seen many adaptations of the famous book which was read to me in school I believe. Maybe Disney or another company could adapt it more faithfully.

A movie where Spider-Man is recruited to join The Avengers, only to have Iron Man bully him around because Spider-Man has something Iron Man badly wants...Spider-Man's powers.

The Spirit: A remake of the 2008 film except it won't suck.

A film about Maximillien Robespierre made in the style of Tinto Brass's Caligula. There will be much sodomy.

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i'd watch that if it had john cameron mitchell and jaye davidson in it.

Daredevil
There have been plans for a while to make a reboot so I would like to see that.

Batman: the Long Halloween

Based on the classic graphic novel which sees Batman investigate a series of murders that take place on every holiday of the year, including Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, Christmas etc etc etc. Nearly all of Batman's enemies appear, including Scarecrow, Mad Hatter, Riddler, Poison Ivy, and even the mob make appearances. Would be a great and dark whodunnit movie if done right.

Klaatu and Gort come to earth to start up an illegal booze distilling operation for the Other Planets.

Suggested title: The Day the Earth Still Stood.

ruveyn

Been working on a He-Man and the Masters of the Universe movie I would want to make but its unfinished.

A movie where the President of the USA sniffs cocaine off the Oval Office desk.

Movie versions of the Dexter books (no, the TV show is different).

more movies about heaven.

Lost in Space
I've never watched the show but I've seen that movie and the less I say about that the better. Maybe this should be looked at again and make it like a trilogy in which the beginning has them lost and in the end they would come home. But inbetween they would have a lot of adventures. Give this project to J.J Abrams or someone.

The Sims
They tried to do this but it didn't go through. I suspect it was because the movie would of been live action. I'd rather watch it as a CGI.

Harry Potter: The Next Generation
Which Harry Potter diehard wouldn't watch this?? I would really love to see how the children of Harry, Draco, Ron, and others cope with their families' history. Perhaps we can see love blossom between two characters whether it be heterosexual or homosexual. Of course, we'd have epic magic fights as welll...

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Years ago, just before Batman Begins, they actually hired a director (Boaz Yakin, Remember the Titans) to make a live-action Batman Beyond film. Word was that they wanted Paul Newman for Bruce Wayne.

They were also developing a Batman: Year One movie to be directed by Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream, The Wrestler, Black Swan) and written by Frank Miller, but Miller's script was far too nutty for Warner Brothers. Bruce Wayne was homeless, Alfred was a black mechanic named Big Al, and the Batmobile was a Cadillac. Luckily we didn't have to endure this movie, although we did have to endure Miller's awful and utterly insane All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder.