>The director of the last film/show you watched is making a big budget hollywood adaptation of your favorite thing.
How fucked are you?
>Sam Raimi
>Neon Genesis Evangelion
At least I get to see Bruce Campbell as Gendo
The director of the last film/show you watched is making a big budget hollywood adaptation of your favorite thing
Aiden Flores
Leo Jackson
shameless self bump
Jaxson Ramirez
>David Chase, creator of The Sopranos
>making a Hollywood adaptation of classic Archie comics
It would be, uh, interesting
Aaron Butler
Akira Kurosawa's Morrowind
Be prepared for absolute kino
Adrian Perez
>Joel and Ethan Coen
>Back to the Future
Bentley Gonzalez
>David Fincher
>Truman Show
ohhhhh sounds good.
Angel Green
WTF does that have to do with Sweetchuck and Tackleberry?
Austin Cooper
>a James Cameron monster movie
HNNNNNG
Aaron Rivera
>Peter Chung
>The Ghormenghast books
Would literally be the greatest thing that ever happened desu, now I'm sad I'll never see it
Brody Butler
>directed by Robert Rodriguez
>produced by James Cameron
Kino is back on the menu boys
Grayson Lee
>Quentin Tarantino
>Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Isaac Thomas
>Sam Raimi
>Devil May Cry
Blake Bell
This random project generator OP came up with has better ideas than actual studios
Adam Evans
>50 minute segment about Detective Jones having to face an Internal Affairs investigation about an arson in 1990
Michael Thomas
>Paul Thomas Anderson
>Star Wars
Alexander Parker
>Peter Jackson
>Thief: The Dark Project
He'd mangle it tbqh
Blake Bailey
>David Fincher
>The Venture Bros.
Caleb Torres
>Neon Genesis Evangelion
>Michael Bay
Samuel Bailey
>Ultraman
>Ridley scott
aaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Lucas Myers
>Mamoru Hosoda's Crusader Kings
Anthony Ross
>whoever directs JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
>Ichi the Killer
not bad, actually
Jackson Nguyen
People say the Hobbit broke him but I think LOTR broke him. It's just that he managed to finish most of it before he burned out and it was good enough to be worth the grief.
It seemed to wreak havoc on his decision-making capabilities, though. ROTK theatrical was chopped to shit (and some of that was just about length but cutting Christopher Lee out entirely is utter bullshit). King Kong was an almost an hour too long. The Hobbit was clearly a rushed production but that's also no excuse for leaving so much terrible shit in when the movies were too ling to begin with. He's just not the same guy anymore. I guess it was still worth it in the end, though.
I still say Heavenly Creatures is his best film, anyway. That was the one where he still had all his auteur enthusiasm but also just enough money to do what he had to.
Camden Bell
Michael Moore directing Berserk. Ouch.
Kayden Hill
>Sam Raimi
>Holocaust
Blake Cooper
Bradley Cooper (watched A Star Is Born), Batman
Hunter Wilson
Would probably be competent but unremarkable but who knows? Maybe he could save capeshit.
Brayden Reed
>Anthony Hickox
>Blade Runner
Leo Moore
>ShinichirÅ Watanabe
>Playing and liking Deus Ex GOTY
Aaron Clark
I'm pretty darn excited for Robert Rodriguez' Battlefield Bad Company 2 not gonna lie. (Produced by James Cameron)
Carter Perez
>steven spielberg
>halo
Joshua Garcia
>Yorgos Lanthimos is making a big budget film about pearl milk tea
sounds kino as hell