gwynplaine
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A new Chucky movie.
That would be cool. Who do you think could play Altair?
LolOoh, I don't know. I suck at fantasy casting. How about Jake Gyllenhaal? Give him another movie where the fans can complain about him not being a real Middle Easterner.![]()
"RACHEEEELL!"
Please don't bring that subject into this thread.
A Grand Theft Auto film could work very well or be a disaster.
Damn, this is a great idea.
I need to do some more research on Darwinism. Learned about it last year but forgot about it.
And that would kind of set it off from something like King Kong. Not to mention it justifies the undiscovered places in the Amazon more.
100 Bullets gosh tarnit!
A Mouseguard movie.
I like your take on The Creature of the Black Lagoon, throw in a little Alien/Giger flavor into the mix, like Dr Jones was suggesting, and that's a version I'd really like to see on the big screen.Definitely man. Also, do some research on Dagon. There's an H.P. Lovecraft story, but forget that. Check out the wikipedia page on it. Dagon was a Philistine God. Actually, he was a god in several cultures. Perhaps, if you're going to throw in undiscovered places in the Amazon, why not throw in fictional cultures, and have them worship this water god called Dagon, which of course, is actually the Creature. It adds a bit of an Indiana Jones touch to it. Just something else to run with if you're interested. I actually might outline my own version of it, i like it so much!![]()
In 1974, French filmmaker Jean-Pierre Gorin commissioned Dick to write a screenplay for a Ubik film. Dick completed the screenplay, turning it in within a month, but Gorin never filmed the project. The screenplay was published as Ubik: The Screenplay in 1985 (ISBN 978-0911169065) and again in 2008 (ISBN 9781596061699). Dick's former wife Tessa claims that the published screenplay "has been heavily edited, and others have added material to the screenplay that Phil wrote", though she suggests that "film producers really ought to take a look at the author’s own screenplay before embarking upon their journey of interpretation".
Dick's screenplay differs from the source material, featuring numerous scenes that are not in the novel. According to the foreword of Ubik: The Screenplay (by Tim Powers, a friend of Dick's and fellow science fiction writer), Dick had an idea for the film which involved "the film itself appearing to undergo a series of reversions: to black-and-white, then to the awkward jerkiness of very early movies, then to a crookedly jammed frame which proceeds to blacken, bubble and melt away, leaving only the white glare of the projection bulb, which in turn deteriorates to leave the theater in darkness, and might almost leave the moviegoer wondering what sort of dilapidated, antique jalopy he'll find his car-keys fitting when he goes outside."
Maybe it's finally time for a good Megalodon movie, with a good story, good actors and good FX. (I'm not talking SyFy, or megashark vs giant octopus), more jurassic park meets Jaws.
Definitely man. Also, do some research on Dagon. There's an H.P. Lovecraft story, but forget that. Check out the wikipedia page on it. Dagon was a Philistine God. Actually, he was a god in several cultures. Perhaps, if you're going to throw in undiscovered places in the Amazon, why not throw in fictional cultures, and have them worship this water god called Dagon, which of course, is actually the Creature. It adds a bit of an Indiana Jones touch to it. Just something else to run with if you're interested. I actually might outline my own version of it, i like it so much!![]()
The Giver movie finally needs to be made!
Metal Gear Solid directed by Shane Black starring Christian Bale.