Movies you want made but probably won't be

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A movie that doesn't suck completely and distort and lighten and brighten the story to almost unrecognizable dimensions: The Golden Compass, and the rest of the His Dark Materials -trilogy.

Also a Hobbit movie (or 2 or 3 movies of it), that would be directed by someone like Guillermo Del Toro instead of Peter bloody Jackson.

Any action movie with fight scenes as cool and shots at least as long as in 300. You shouldn't need to see those second lone shots mashed together with a shaky confusing view of the battle.

I thought Peter Jackson did an amazing job with The Lord of The Rings trilogy.

I would love to see a Dark Tower series movie, but it would probably suck, because they would try to cram to much into each movie instead of making a full 7.

The trilogy was alright, I'm not saying it's bad, but it could've been done a lot better as well.

 

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A movie that doesn't suck completely and distort and lighten and brighten the story to almost unrecognizable dimensions: The Golden Compass, and the rest of the His Dark Materials -trilogy.

The Golden Compass wasn't that bad for a PG movie. They never would've been able to continue the story past it in any way that could be honestly called "adaptation" without upping to PG-13, which they wouldn't do because of the $$$. I really would've liked to have seen them do the whole series with that cast and such, but a PG-13 rating. Of course the American Catholic League would probably stroke out from the anger induced hypertension.

I never pay any attention to age ratings, but I believe that surely would've made a difference. Not long before the announcement of the movie, I had listened to the extremely well done audio books of the series. So I did have quite large expectations for the film. After seeing it, I was disappointed enough to forget they ever made the movie.

It's awful with the make money, mo money -attitude and the series' stab to religious organizations, if you may, is rather strong one. One that's way too much for the average Hollywood hump.