Dr Zaius
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What would you like to see made into a movie that hasn't already hit the big screen?
What would you like to see made into a movie that hasn't already hit the big screen?
Pete,I've always thought a biopic on the 'Night Witches' of the WW II Red Air Force would have some real potential.
Good guys (or rather gals ) vs. Bad guys, plenty of action scenes, but also plenty of opportunity for tender moments, touchy-feely chick stuff etc.
Plus, think of the 'jiggle' .:laugh:
Truly something for everyone if done right.
Who would play Lilly Litvak?
Obviously, you didn't stay through the credits for Iron Man! There will be an Avengers movie, it's already in the works!!The Avengers (comic book, not the tv show that was made into a movie about a few years ago). Rumor has it that it's being considered and Jon Favreau (director of the new Iron Man movie) wants to direct it.
I've also always wanted Tom Clancy's "Red Storm Rising" turned into a movie. I don't really think it is feasible as a money-maker, but I always thought it would be cool to see on the big-screen. His second best book, imho, after "Hunt for Red October".
Haven't seen Iron Man yet. A buddy of mine saw it over the weekend and did tell me to be sure to stay through the credits. Now I know whyObviously, you didn't stay through the credits for Iron Man! There will be an Avengers movie, it's already in the works!!
I am...but the only image I'm getting is the jiggle of moobs from your average ASL player...not that 1940s-era Soviet women were ...homely...or anything...Plus, think of the 'jiggle' .
I had a difficult time reading this. I know it is considered one of his best works, but I found it rather schizophrenic and just downright weird and hard to follow. I'm not sure this would make for a good movie.The Dark Tower series
That's a great idea! Also, I would love to see a movie about the Battle of Lepanto and one about the Great Seige of Malta (not in that order ).I'd like to see the Battle of Trafalgar - Perhaps as a climactic end to a film about the life of Nelson.
I am...but the only image I'm getting is the jiggle of moobs from your average ASL player...not that 1940s-era Soviet women were ...homely...or anything...
Well, I wonder if the key is to read them all back-to-back? I was able, after the last two (three?) books were concurrently released, to go back and read them in one honking' go. The Gunslinger itself is genius in how it is written (from the end to the beginning) and set the bar high for the following titles.I had a difficult time reading this. I know it is considered one of his best works, but I found it rather schizophrenic and just downright weird and hard to follow. I'm not sure this would make for a good movie.
What did you think of Black House? The whole "Stinky Cheese" chapter still makes me laugh. I started calling my pug (Otis, named by my kids after that horrible movie...) Stinky Cheese (for, I should think, obvious reasons...:gas: ). Of course it morphed into "Chinky Steese" after my youngest fell in love with Silverstein's Runny Babbit.I always thought most of King's books are way over-rated. He is sort of like Clancy - he hits upon a good idea and milks it for all its worth.
Having said that, I think the one King book I would definitely like to see made into a movie is The Talisman. It's not everyday you come across a story that mixes Mark Twain with horror!