What movie would you like someone to make?greenspun.com : LUSENET : Novenotes : One Thread |
What movie would you like someone to make?
-- Al Schroeder (al.schroeder@nashville.com), August 04, 2000
Their already making it...the first Lord of the Rings movie comes out next year!
-- AJ (joijoijoi@hotmail.com), August 04, 2000.
Black Easter (the only truly frightening book I ever read (by Blish)), of course. I think the special effects stuff could make it workable nowadays. Of course it will never happen, at least the way it was written. Virtually a one room one act play. But nonetheless...it could be SO COOL!
-- Dave (Al's brother) (davelaw@san.rr.com), August 04, 2000.
"A Confederacy of Dunces." It just seems so RIGHT for the big screen, manic, funny, chock-full o' memorable characters. Years ago I would have voted for John Belushi as perfect for the role of Ignatius Reilly, but alas....
-- Lee Snavely (leesnavely@cs.com), August 04, 2000.
Certainly BLACK EASTER would be better than that stupid END OF DAYS thingee, Dave. I personally would love them to do a version of Theodore Sturgeon's MORE THAN HUMAN, which they could do with a minimum of special effects. (I'm looking forward to the sci-fi channel's version of DUNE, which will be different from the DeLaurentis version.)---Al
-- Al Schroeder (aschroeder@comdata.com), August 05, 2000.
I would like to see something that tried to re-create the world of Arthur C. Clarke and his RAMA series......an amazing world of exploration and discovery.
-- Planet Earth (imagine@industrial-ideas.com), August 06, 2000.
I am dying for someone to make a movie about the Antarctic explorer Shackleton and his ill-fated expedition in 1914. It's an incredible story and has been getting a lot of attention in the last year or two. The book Endurance, published as a companion to a NYC exhibit on the expedition, was a bestseller last year, and for good reason. Thrilling stuff...
-- Rob Rummel-Hudson (rhudson@digitalism.com), August 06, 2000.
The Journal of John Woolman.
-- Chris Hawkins (peace@clover.net), August 11, 2000.