The Incarnations of Immortality series by Piers Anthony. Absolute amazingness would be the product.
Books you think NEED to be made into movies
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Andromeda strain. although they probably havve to tone down the scientifics factor.
ooh, and Congo too. Both by Michael Crighton, both are epic in it's purest form.
ooh, and Congo too. Both by Michael Crighton, both are epic in it's purest form.
This would be impossible as there are to many introspective scenes in the book. Like all the time that Hiro spends with the Librarian. That is fun to read but would be boring as shit to watch. I would say that the Cryptonomicon or Zodiac woulkd make better movies.timmy8 said:
You rule, good sir. I shall PM you with my favorite Discworld books.Stone Golem said:
Aside from that, I say The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul, another Douglas Adams book, one that isn't H2G2, and finally, one that should be hilarious, if they get the guy who played Dumbledore in the latest HP film to play Odin. That guy has a clear sense of humor.
I would really prefer not to see the story of Saint Gut-Free [Gutless?] re-enacted on the silver screen.sniper9474 said:
The Chaos Walking trilogy. Sorry Harry Potter and His Dark Materials. Thoughs first two books are just about the best teenage fiction I have ever read. I'd love to see a well done big screen adaption.
The Harry Potter movies have taught me that books can be pretty damn good movies in the right hands. Prisoner of Azkaban and The Half Blood Prince are both pretty damn good movies, and none of them are bad. Just an opinion though.notoriouslynx said:
I'd also like them to make another attempt at Hellblazer, just make sure Keanu Reezes isn't with 100 miles of the studio or any cinema that's playing it so it can't be tainted.
John Flanagan's "The Ranger's Apprentice" series. Haven't heard of it, go look it up, it's a suprisingly good take on the mideval genre, but, it involves teens growing up, so we can't put David Yates behind it.
We'd just have to find someone badass enough to play Halt ( I was thinking Alan Rickman, but there's probably someone better suited for it ) and we'd be set.
We'd just have to find someone badass enough to play Halt ( I was thinking Alan Rickman, but there's probably someone better suited for it ) and we'd be set.
