waltonrawlins
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if i won a whole lot of money, i would like to put out more firefly episodes, before walsh died and before the serininty movie, filling in the gap.
Ok..you've just won the lottery..worth millions..what fanfilm would you make?
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NakedMoleRat
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I would do a Greatest American Hero film, using Jet Beetle's script. (It was awesome!)
Then, I would build an incredible TARDIS interior including console room, corridors, science lab, etc. and make my fan series a regular 13 episode event. Since I had millions I wouldn't have to go to work all the time and COULD film.
Then, I would build an incredible TARDIS interior including console room, corridors, science lab, etc. and make my fan series a regular 13 episode event. Since I had millions I wouldn't have to go to work all the time and COULD film.
SqueekinOrka
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This is a good question. So many fan films i've wanted to make or would like to be apart of.
Fan films i'd like to make would be: Mass Effect,Global Agenda,Stargate,Halo and i think something else but i can't remember.
An idea that i've had for a SG fan film would be called "Stargate:Aces." It would follow a squadron of 4 F-302 pilots. Inspired by Stargate and Ace Combat.
Fan films i'd like to make would be: Mass Effect,Global Agenda,Stargate,Halo and i think something else but i can't remember.
An idea that i've had for a SG fan film would be called "Stargate:Aces." It would follow a squadron of 4 F-302 pilots. Inspired by Stargate and Ace Combat.
CB2001
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As crazy as it sounds, I always had an idea for a prequel story involving the Doctor in his youth (first generation of course), his involvement in The Last Great Time War and his actions in the destruction of both Daleks and Timelords, eventually leading to him leaving Gallifrey in the TARDIS and traveling on his own. But I decided against doing it, as I don't think there's any way to do it and it be satisfactory to the fans because of how much the Last Great Time War has grown in mythos.
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zomb3
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I know if i got the money to make any sort of fan film it would be a serious Dragon Ball Z reboot, I would market it twords the people that liked the show upon its release here in the US. most of the fans are in their 20's and want to see a gritty gruesome heavy hitting DBZ movie. The series needs some sort of redemption since Dragon Ball Evolution made it nearly impossible to get studios to take the thought of a dragon ball movie series seriously.
YenChih Lin
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You know that James Cameron and Gale Ann Hurd were credited as writers of TSCC, so he did continue Terminator. He said, the 2 movies told everything he wanted to tell. But I guess, many of us Termie Fans wondered, what happend after when they drove into the night on the road of the unknown. And I found it was a very clever way to introduce TSCC with the speeding road scene.
CB2001
Master Member
According to the Internet Movie Database, both of them are equally credited for a full 31 episodes (which is the entire series run), I highly doubt that's possible. To me, that says that the writing credits listed for them are purely because of the fact that they're credited for the creation of the original film (in which Cameron and Hurd were both writers on). Other than being the creators of the characters in the films and the story universe, they had no direct involvement with the show itself. This is true with any adaptation, be it a movie or TV show, where the original author(s) are credited (for example, The Dead Zone opening credits show Stephen King's name because he created the original novel. The only way that King would continue the story is if he contributed by writing several episodes of the show).
So, in that regard, Cameron and Hurd did not continue on the Terminator story after Part 2, as they had no involvement with the show other than being credited for creating the original characters and story universe in which the show is set.
CB2001
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One of my favorite BTILC fan films was Escape Big Trouble in New Jersey (a crossover that has Snake Plisskin meeting Jake Burton). Seeing a followup to BTILC would be pretty awesome.
I tried to play Flashback, but I couldn't get past the first level.
EyeofSauron
Master Member
id make a series of one piece live action movies, up to the battle at marineford, and after the whole story is finished a second series from the war to the end
6 to 8 movies total
it would adapt perfectly for the big screen, and hey, who doesnt want to see pirates with super powers!
6 to 8 movies total
it would adapt perfectly for the big screen, and hey, who doesnt want to see pirates with super powers!
arcaptainic
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Looks like I'm a bit late to the party. Anyways assuming the CDi zelda cartoons don't exist and refraining from using "Excuuuuuse me princess" I would have to say a Legend of Zelda movie. Animated, live action, I'm not sure but for one thing I'm sure of is Link would have to have some great body language because he would not have any lines.
CB2001
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madmartian
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"Mindswap" by Robert Sheckley. I've already made it in my head. I just need 50 mill or so to make it for real.
Harkonan Nebula
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First thing I'd do bring back TheTick! I'd make like 3 movies, then move on to make movies about superhero and their pets followed by movies about supervillians and there pets, followed by movies about the little known battles between the pets of super heros and supervillians using shelter animals wearing custom helmets from Finhead!!!!
PotionMistress
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I would love to see a well done drama made about the life of Quannah Parker. His story and the story of his mother, Cynthia Parker, screams out to be made into a great movie and it is LONG overdue!.
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