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Batboy2/75 wrote:Moon Knight is a rip off of Batman, but with the right story and villian a very doable and potentialy good movie.

Potential Marvel Movies

Doc Strange
Wolverine vs the Hand
The Hand vs any MA based Marvel Superhero
Ironfist
Deadpool
Sabertooth vs anyone
Nick Furey and his Howling Commandos
Nick Furey Agent of Shield
Xmen vs The Hellfire Club (Emma frost in whilte lingerie anyone?)
The Mandarin vs anyone

DC movies

Sgt. Rock (please, please, make this movie)
Ghost Soldier
The Question
Frank Miller's Ronin Graphic novel series

BB2/75

I really liked Denny O'Neil's run on the Question, and agree a good movie could be made. The quality of writer it would take to do him justice is unlikely to turn up in Hollywood, though.

Still, you gotta love his home town, Hub City. It's so bad, people flee to Gotham to live someplace safer.

It looks very likely that DC is about to kill the Question off right now in "52".

Kazuya Mishima wrote:Watchmen would be badass, and I'm surprised it hasn't been made yet given the Hollywood heavyweights that are supposedly fans of the material.

There's no way Watchmen should ever be made into a movie. There's just way too much material there to cram into 3 or even 4 hours. I might be OK with it if it were a 12 part HBO mini series, but even then I can't see how the last few pages of each chapter would translate to film.

Kazuya Mishima wrote:DC needs to stop making movies...they can't get the shit right. Nuff said.

DC got it right with Batman Begins. Take Katie Holmes out of the equation and you have a near perfect Batman story. Other than that, you are correct sir.

Ronald RayGun wrote: There's no way Watchmen should ever be made into a movie. There's just way too much material there to cram into 3 or even 4 hours. I might be OK with it if it were a 12 part HBO mini series, but even then I can't see how the last few pages of each chapter would translate to film.

It would have to be done by someone who can do non-linear storytelling, switching visual styles to include the pirate comic and NightOwl flashbacks, Dr. Manhattan's perception of time, etc.

If you took out all that it'd be really flat and would be teh suck.

"Hellblazer" also needs to be done right, although "Constantine" didn't suck as hard as it should have. Gabriel (goddammit why can I never remember that woman's name?) and the Devil pretty much saved it.

A friend suggested that if they had to put it in the US, put it in Boston and cast Dennis Leary. That would actually work.

GDG!

It's hard to imagine a film SO BAD that you actually regret putting it on your Netflix queue. Well, it was hard to imagine, but not anymore. Now I can just remember "Ghost Rider."

What.
Utter.
Shit.

I didn't even finish it.

Was it worse than Highlander II? Cause that movie was so bad I had to start doing shots of rum to kill the pain.

Schlegel wrote:Was it worse than Highlander II? Cause that movie was so bad I had to start doing shots of rum to kill the pain.

Maybe not worse, but equally bad.

Told you. I'm still filled with regret over paying to see it in a theater.

Maza wrote:Told you. I'm still filled with regret over paying to see it in a theater.

You paid a theater price? Wow, you really do suck.

I confess, there was a brief moment of interest when the girl showed up, poured into that super-tight dress. Then she opened her cakehole and the moment was lost forever.