What film hasn't yet been made that you would like to see.
My two films would be:
Britains Greatest Aviator - I was listening (again) to Eric 'Winkle' Brown on Desert Island Disks from when he featured for their 3000th edition a couple of years ago. I have read his book and quite a lot about the guy. His Forest Gump'esk ability to pop up in key historical moments and his unrivaled flying story would make an incredible film. The BBC did a great documentary but there is so much more to tell.
Vulcan 607 / Black Buck raids - Better than any fiction, the tension would make for an immense film
May - the chilling story of an innocent girl who was abducted while running through a field of wheat and the evil robot that replaced her - (News Quiz inspired)
The Fabulous World of Adam
The story of a poor Welsh boy who made good, made fabulous and awsomez while battling the evil hordes of database admistrators. In fantabulous technocolour.
Make billions that one.
Theresa does London
Groundhog Day 2
Asimov’s Foundation Series.
andrewh - why not just watch the first one again
Rendezvous with Rama
Dry Bag the story of reasonable use.
Dry Bag the story of reasonable use.
The film has to be believable if audiences are going to pay to see it
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">TRUMPTON</span> - The story of a group of firefighters desperately trying to stop an arsonist who appears to have no plan other than causing havoc and chaos
The film has to be believable if audiences are going to pay to see it
I don’t know The Revenant did alright.
Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever
I’m still waiting for Neuromancer...
Brexit: The Success Story
Brexit II: Frexit - ‘This time its Contimental’
Any serious suggestions.....?
+1 for both Thomas Covenant and Neuromancer.
It's not very highbrow (at all), but I've always thought Harry Harrison's Deathworld would make a pretty decent pulp movie.
Strontium Dog.
Marshall Law (might work now Deadpool is mainstream).
Adaption of Alan Moore's Miracleman would be an interesting antidote to the volume of mediocre superhero movies being produced. Moore himself would of course, hate it.
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I was being serious
The story of an ambitious young paperclip salesman whose dream is to perform as an exotic dancer for shoe fetishists on premium airlines all across the world.
Flashydance.
I'm only about halfway in, but Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian would be a sight.
Wheel size - The End Game
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I had to think for a second but i'd love to see King Conan...something that's been on and off for maybe 30 years. I was a huge fan of the original film and it'd be great to see an older, bearded Arnie picking up the sword and ridining into battle one last time.
Saying that though, modern films, especially bigger budget multiplex fodder tends to be so crap in general that I can take or leave most of it and struggle to get excited about any of it.
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Yes - A film version of "Scrambles in the Alps" by Edward Whymper. Hopefully not by any Hollwyod studio though.
An origins story about Obi Wan featuring Ewan Mcgregor.
I always fancied the idea of a Knight Rider film, where the plot revolves around Michael Knight, who by now is a cranky 60-something man in a Florida seniors' complex, getting called out of retirement, and having to do a few repairs on KITT just to get it out of the garage.
It would be a must for KITT's moving red nose light to be stuck in one position, for the tech to have had no updates whatsoever, and for the muffler to need replacement. It would help if KITT's voice slowed down from time to time, like a stretched old cassette tape, or an LP on a poorly turntable.
Extra thumbs up if Michael has a prolapse in L4.
Shite Rider - A shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a man who does not remember if he exists or not
Peterloo massacre.
Oh Mike Leigh is doing one with Maxine Peake in it.
The Flying Ox
I’m only about halfway in, but Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian would be a sight.
Ooh, so would Outer Dark. That would make a great film.
As would -
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A proper stab at The Dark Tower.
Yes – A film version of “Scrambles in the Alps” by Edward Whymper. Hopefully not by any Hollwyod studio though.
A Whillans/Brown biopic starring Jack Black and Tom Cruise........
A good go at 'The White Spider' would be something to see......
A proper stab at The Dark Tower
A slasher movie?
On the Mike Leigh theme... an update to Nuts in May. What are Keith and Candice Marie up to now 40 odd years later...?
A proper stab at The Dark Tower.
I agree with Perchy. I honestly felt like weeping when I saw what they’d done to it. How can you go that badly wrong? I reckon TV would be a better medium for it though.
I’d like to see The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathan Fairfax directed by Taika Waititi. Brilliantly funny book.
Catcher in the Rye...
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Halo.
Please, please, please.
What happened to the cast of Rainbow after the show ended...
From 2000AD:
slaine
chopper
rogue trooper (this may already be a thing in Progress?)
strontium dogs
Big Dave (can't think of any huge British actors but maybe Ray winston??)
There was talk of a movie of Mr Ben but it seems not to have materialised.
The movie of Stray Toasters seemed not to happen either.
I’d like to see a good movie about H.H. Holmes. But only if they let me design the sets.
The Wasp Factory
Espedair Street
Canal Dreams
In fact any of Iain Banks early stuff.
I always fancied the idea of a Knight Rider film
I read a short interview with The Hoff a few days ago, he said he was trying to get a new series together with Michael Knight mentoring his son into the role. (He also reckoned the last reboot was crap cos he wasn't in it.)
Carry on up the update
I was thinking the Wasp Factory, is that the one that's based on the coast with a massive twist in the middle regarding a thing in a ajr, great book.
Yoda - origins story.
Pulp Fiction 2 - What happened to Jules when he became a bum.
Team Past it .
Robin and Annette Daykin at an age when most couples are getting ready for retierment , they take up side car racing.
I believe Robin was 74 when he raced the TT with Annette as pasenger , apparently after they qualified the organisers refused to let him race as he was to old , but as word spread & some very big names said they would not race either if the refusal stood , the organisers relented & they got their dream.
If I remenber correctly Robin was all to aware his time was running out , Robin died in December that year from cancer.
The little I do know of them leads me to believe they were brilliant!
A-team origins story.
Dr Who origins story.
Jeremy Corbyn origins story
