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ok, why did it not quote the right way?
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How about a remake of LOGAN's RUN..... :boink:
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H.P.'s Dreams in the Witchouse, & Barker's Midnight Meat Train(which i hear is on the way),Some Michael Slade & Steve Nile's(which i hear is on the way too) stuff would be nice
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Barker's Cold Heart Canyon would be nice as well
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I say they should do the Wheel of Time series. They'd have to make Jordan finish the damn thing first, though. The Harry Potter franchise may be able to get away with filming movies before the series is done, but they'd have to do WoT in the same fashion as they did LotR I think - shoot it all at once. It'd still be a project 4 times the size of LotR (at least).
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Bone wrote:I would also like to see at least a screen adaptation of a William Gibson novel (NOT ONE OF HIS SHORT STORIES! like Johnny Neumonic) However due to Gibsons writing style, a TV mini series might work out better rather than try and cram a whole novel into 2 hours.

Johnny Mnemonic was a good movie.

It was an insult to Gibson's short story, of course, but it was a good movie if you ignore its literary counterpart and watch it as a B-movie action / sci-fi flick.
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How about KnoxGothic the Movie. Now that's an idea.... :idea: :idea: :idea:
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Brave New World!
Could you imagine drifting away at the "feelies"? Envision the recreational promiscuity of a hedonistic society.("Promiscuity is a citizen's duty. Everyone belongs to everyone else."). The omnious smoke crawling out of the "death towers". The neverending happiness of Soma.. Also, one must not forget the vision of the millions of "test tube" clones being created in the lab.

I think this book has always been given less popular credit than it deserved. Though the issues of the drug Soma and the worship of the god "Ford" would probably make it highly controversial. It's a highly imaginative science fiction novel with an underlying social commentary.
There have only been a couple of made for TV adaptations of this book according to IMDB. Is anyone else familiar with this book?
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^^ Yes, yes, yes! That's my favorite book of all time! Someone really needs to put that story on film. It is my dream to make a Brave New World movie. Hell, thats one of the reasons I'm a film student.
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Post by sinful_fetish »

I know that this may be lame but.....I want to see some movie made about Anne Rices Mayfair witches. Also, Poppy Z Brites Exquisite Corpse :)
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Best of luck on that, Russo. I can't wait until someone, anyone, makes a stab at it.. a decent one atleast.

Hell, fetish, let's make movies of all of Anne Rice's books! lol They're all certainly better than the usual crap running at the theatre on your average Saturday night. (Psstt, I'll get back to you on Yahoo soon.)
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Grace Unhearing wrote:Any book that Robert R mcCammon has written.


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How about the life story of Bela Lugosi. :blackbat:
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I Am Legend is long overdue,Castle of Otranto or Vathek
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deadjester wrote:
Lost Traveler wrote:4. A Good Mech movie


A live action Eva movie is in development right now. It's being written by one of the cofounder's of ADV. This is supposed to be a big budget movie and they are attempting to make look as realistic as possible. So it maybe good. at least for their sake's it better.


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Shit.

I can't wait.

My list is:

Silent Hill
Laser Mission 2
Weekend at Bernies II
A Resident Evil movie that doesn't suck uncontrollably.
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They made Weekend at Bernies 2 already. And a third? Well, the boys are older and Bernie is rotten and buried so....no.
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I have an Idea. How about the true story of COUNTESS ELISABETH BATHORY. That would be bloody cool. :twisted:
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Clive Barker's The Theif of Always would be amazing if it was done right. Also Poppy Brite's Lost Souls would be great as well. I'd go with Burton for the Barker film, and possibly Alex Proyas(The Crow) for the Brite film. But I doubt hollywood would do these two cool books as movies.
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