Movies you want greenlighted in 2012

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Name the movie, the director, and actor(s). If you want also name the writer(s).

For me, its Lethal Weapon 6

With Richard Donner or Shane Black as director and Shane Black as writer.

Along with Mel and Danny, Rene Russo and Glover's characters wife but no Leo or Chris Tucker.
 
Bad Boys 3!! its time imo
yeeeaaaaaaah **** needs to get real again

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The Flash. Could be directed by Sam Raimi or Jon Favreau. Ryan Gosling as Barry Allen and Abbie Cornish as Iris West.
 
Spawn 2

Spawn - Michael Jai White
Director - Peter Berg or Antoine Fuqua
Writer - David Twohy or Kurt Wimmer

 
Name the movie, the director, and actor(s). If you want also name the writer(s).

For me, its Lethal Weapon 6

With Richard Donner or Shane Black as director and Shane Black as writer.

Along with Mel and Danny, Rene Russo and Glover's characters wife but no Leo or Chris Tucker.

They should probably make a fifth one first.

My ideal LW5 would be a low budget neo noir written and directed by Shane Black. Just Mel and Danny, maybe with Pesci.
 
There already is a Lethal Weapon 5! A new and, frankly, better cast, I'd say.
 
DragonBall Z reboot or Transformers reboot

Director Brad Bird
 
I could see Zack Snyder doing DBZ pretty amazingly... It seems right up his alley.
 
Him or the wachowski brothers, but after what they did to Speed Racer....nah.....
Anyways:
Halo: The Movie
Directed by Neil Blompkamp (sp?) or Peter Jackson or James Cameron
Samuel L Jackson as Sgt. Johnson. ( Oh yeah...)
 
Wonder Woman
Dr. Strange
Heroes for Hire
William Gibson's Neuromancer
 
Jonny Quest

Brad Bird directs, and writes the script with Ted Elliot & Terry Rossio. A billion dollars made. You're welcome Hollywood.
 
A Whedon-directed adaptation of Fray

A Robert Zemeckis film with little to no motion capture..... **** that, NO motion capture, whatsoever

A Cameron-directed Terminator sequel. Get of your high horse, Jim. Do fun things. :o
 
A Whedon-directed adaptation of Fray

A Robert Zemeckis film with little to no motion capture..... **** that, NO motion capture, whatsoever

A Cameron-directed Terminator sequel. Get of your high horse, Jim. Do fun things. :o

This! But don't tell Parker Wayne I agrees with you. :oldrazz:

Bad Boys 3

Top Gun 2
 
The Boys (Garth Ennis comic book)
Directed by Matthew Vaughn
Gerard Butler- Billy Butcher
Simon Pegg- Wee Hughie
Micheal Jai White- Mothers Milk
 
This is far fetched but I would love to see a new Matrix movie either a sequel or a prequel to the orginal trilogy would be fine.Since Keanu, Lawrence Fishburne, Carrie Ann Moss are all to old, let's go with a new cast/ chracters with cameos from the original cast.

Another movie I would like to see in 2012 is GhostBusters 3!!! Seriously, they have said that they have had the script ready for a while now and they are waiting to hear from Bill Murray. So basically Bill has been the hold up for a while now. It almost like he thinks he is too good to do another one or something.

And lastly, Bad Boys 3!!!! Like someone else said its time for another one.
 
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People complain about the lack of originality in Hollywood, and what are the first suggestions I see in this thread? Lethal Weapon 6 and Bad Boys 3, and then the sequels just keep coming... :)

What I want to see greenlighted. I don't know. Maybe "Untitled original epic scifi-movie". Or perhaps something based on a novel. The Talisman, The Dark Tower, Hyperion. Can't really come up with any suggerstions for directors. Anyone who can make a good movie.
 
Name the movie, the director, and actor(s). If you want also name the writer(s).

For me, its Lethal Weapon 6

With Richard Donner or Shane Black as director and Shane Black as writer.

Along with Mel and Danny, Rene Russo and Glover's characters wife but no Leo or Chris Tucker.
Do you want them to just skip over part 5?

From Screen Rant Jan 19, 2012:
We chat with Anthony Mackie about his upcoming thriller ‘Man on a Ledge,’ his good buddy Ryan Gosling and our (seeming) inability to turn our eyes from an accident in progress.
[B]Roth Cornet[/B] said:
SR: This is a new twist on the heist film. Are you a fan of the genre?
AM: ”I love heist films. If I could I would do ‘Lethal Weapon 5′ I would do it in a heartbeat. I love those psychological thrillers. I’m going to be the young Danny Glover.”
SR: But if you’re going to be the Danny Glover character you inherently cannot be young. He has to be “too old for this ****.”
AM: ”No look at it this way, if I put some grey in my hair I can play 31 and the Mel Gibson’s character is a young hothead so he can be fresh out of the academy at 22.”
SR: So if you’re Murtaugh, who’s Riggs?
AM: ”When I think of a young hot head who’s full of hot air I think of Chris Evans. Isn’t he a guy you just want to smack around?”
SR: I kind of want to fight-club Bradley Cooper.
AM: (Laughing) “I just want to beat him up. I don’t want to smack him around.”
SR: Fair enough. Chris Evans it is.
AM: ”See? Me and Chris Evans. You gotta pitch that movie to the studios. I’ll give you an AP (associate producer) credit.”
 
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People complain about the lack of originality in Hollywood, and what are the first suggestions I see in this thread? Lethal Weapon 6 and Bad Boys 3, and then the sequels just keep coming... :)

What I want to see greenlighted. I don't know. Maybe "Untitled original epic scifi-movie". Or perhaps something based on a novel. The Talisman, The Dark Tower, Hyperion. Can't really come up with any suggerstions for directors. Anyone who can make a good movie.

From Deadline:
Lana And Andy Wachowski Return To Sci-Fi Action Arena With ‘Jupiter Ascending’
MIKE FLEMING said:
From the studio’s ongoing efforts to cast up big-ticket films like Akira, All You Need Is Kill, Arthur & Lancelot, Man From UNCLE, Xerxes, Imitation Game and The Twilight Zone, Warner Bros continues to be a go-to place for actors looking for star-making parts in big commercial films. A new Warner Bros project now has the attention of actor reps: Jupiter Ascending, which I’m told will be the next film by Lana and Andy Wachowski, and their first major science fiction action franchise play since The Matrix. Like that trilogy, Jupiter Ascending is an original creation by the duo, and it’s on track to start production by the spring. The studio is now discussing which A-list star to lead the cast while keeping the script and logline under tight wraps.

The Wachowskis are currently among the directors shooting interconnected segments of Cloud Atlas with a cast that includes Tom Hanks, Jim Sturgess and Hugh Grant. They had circulated to financiers a script last spring for a hard R drama they wanted to direct about a gay relationship between a U.S. soldier and an Iraqi, but I understand they had trouble setting it up. Before Cloud Atlas, the siblings hadn’t directed a film since the 2008 misfire Speed Racer. Still, nobody forgets about their last original creation, the groundbreaking Maxtix trilogy, and the $1.6 billion worldwide gross turned in by the three films. So all eyes will be on Jupiter Ascending as it gets off the ground. It’s also worth remembering how the reps of Keanu Reeves smartly made a deal for two Matrix sequels that called for $30 million against 15% of first dollar gross. Reeves burned through that advance on the first of those two films, and got 15% of first dollar gross on a final film that grossed $427 million worldwide. My recollection is that Reeves earned between $100 million and $200 million, and closer to the latter figure for the trilogy. Those were the days!
From Variety:
Warners, Lin off to 'Otherland' - Studio lands feature rights to Tad Williams' sci-fi tomes
Dave McNary said:
Warner Bros. is heading to "Otherland," acquiring feature rights to Tad Williams' sci-fi book series and setting it up with Dan Lin to produce.

Studio has tapped John Scott III to script the film, based on the four books published by DAW-Penguin USA between 1996 and 2001 as "City of Golden Shadow," "River of Blue Fire," "Mountain of Black Glass" and "Sea of Silver Light."

Story for the adaptation is set 100 years in the future and follows a group of unexpected heroes who must escape an assassin and make their way through epic digital worlds to unravel a conspiracy that threatens to destroy humanity.

Seanne Winslow Wehrenfennig at Lin Pictures will serve as co-producer and oversee for Lin Pictures.

Lin's a producer on "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows" and is in post-production on period drama "Gangster Squad," starring Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, and Sean Penn, directed by Ruben Fleischer. He's also producing "Lego: the Piece of Resistance," written and directed by Chris Miller and Phil Lord, with Warners planning a 2014 release.

Scott's zombie script "Maggie" made the top 10 of the 2011 Black List and was the top title of the 2011 Blood List, the top 13 most-liked unproduced screenplays in the horror, thriller, sci-fi, fantasy, and dark comedy/drama genres. "Maggie" is in pre-production with Henry Hobson directing, and Pierre-Ange Le Pogam, Matt Baer, and Trevor Kaufman producing.

Scott is also adapting Isaac Asivmov's "Caves of Steel" for Fox, also with Hobson attached to direct.

WME represents the "Otherland" book rights. Scott is repped by CAA and managed by Trevor Kaufman.
 
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