Ok..you've just won the lottery..worth millions..what fanfilm would you make?

Ghostbusters IIB, The way it should have been. Maybe throw in a bit of Miskatonic U mayhem into the mix.
 
I would do...

A film base in Blade Runner's LA - It would follow other Blade Runner around the city has he / she hunts for Replicants/

A Colonial Space Marine Movie - To show off just how bas @$$ they are.

A Mortal Kombat Movie done right - The first movie almost got it right.

Doctor Who in The Time War - nuff said.

And "Cookie Montsa" has a good idea - more Wonderfalls!
 
Mortal Kombat 1 was good, except Raiden wasnt 7 feet tall. Lambert was better than the other guy in part 2 though, characters in mk1 were faithful to the game for the most part. I wish the locations woulda been faithful and accurate cuz IMO the pit sucked
 
Sandman Mystery Theater, adapting the Matt Wagner comics into scripts. I'd probably film it in black and white. There are several classic auto enthusiast groups and an auto museum around here, so I could probably enlist them to help me get late 1930s cars.
Another one I'd give the film treatment if I could is the Berlin Noir series by Philip Kerr. I'm reading the first book right now and think Bernie Gunther would make a great movie character. Unfortunately, the two people who would play him best are dead.
 
Capcom's FINAL FIGHT! trilogy haha. Jus watched a fanmade trailer it looked alright, get Tom Selleck for Haggar lol
 
20000 Leagues Under the Sea - I'd take over Production & Script approval of the Disney Remake,
David Fincher (or Joss Whedon) Directing with All Art Direction helmed by the Vulcania Volunteers
& hire Dave G. as VES.

Then I'd seriously look into Moffeaton's Film idea, because I really want t see a Great Mech Film!
 
Live action Robotech/macross with ethnically correct actors in the multicultural parts. Also a new Robocop movie with peter weller that ignores everything after Robocop 2.
 
For once, I wouldn't.

I'd take that money, invest it in a movie project that I could turn around and profit from as an original thing.

No sense dumping money into a pit without a ROI. I've spent a lot of time and money into a couple fan films that will never make a cent back recovered because of copyrights and stuff.
 
ALF had a final episode. He got captured by the Feds. No kidding, I've seen the episode.

Alien Task Force captured him :)


video is in a different language...:(
YouTube - ALF - Consider Me Gone [S04x23] PL cz
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No fanfilm as such, but if I won the lottery I would spend a small portion setting up a small independant film company specialising in oldschool film making techniques especially with regard to effects.

That would be my dream :)

weequay
 
No fanfilm as such, but if I won the lottery I would spend a small portion setting up a small independant film company specialising in oldschool film making techniques especially with regard to effects.

That would be my dream :)

weequay

And I'd so be hiring you for my films. :D
 
The Shadow. Specifically an adaptation of The Shadow 1941: Hitler's Astrologer. An excellent period piece that doesn't require a lot of background on The Shadow to enjoy. If I hit a big enough jackpot I'd have to see if I could get Mike Kaluta to draw the poster.

I'd love to do an adaptation of the original Airboy stories using 50's era special effects.

My final choice, though this might be influenced by the awful weather around here lately, is Ray Bradbury's "The Long Rain". I think that would make an amazing short film.
 
Re: Ok..you've just won the lottery..worth million

If I won that kind of coin, I'ld do multiple new seasons of Dead Like Me, Wonderfalls & Journeyman.

Yes! And I'd add Pushing Daisies to that list.

I'd also like to see a Supernatural / Dresden Files / Sandman crossover film made. The result would be pure crack on a stick.
 
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