Unproduced Sup Forums movies thread

Remember that time they almost made another batman sequal after batman and robin, that wouldve had scarecrow, mad hatter, and harley quinn as the villains, and wouldve featured a cameo of the joker in a fear gas induced dream sequance that wouldve had jack nicholson cone back as the joker after what wouldve been 10 years?

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Yes. I do remember that.

Wish they had in a way. BF and B&R always got way more shit than they deserve.

Then again we probably wouldn't have had Nolanbats. And without Nolanbats there'd be no Baneposting. And without Baneposting there'd be no meme magic culture, and thus no kek, and thus Hillary would be dining on aborted fetuses in the White House as we speak.

Sometimes good things have to die, user. It's fate.

The Works would've been the earliest feature-length CGI film IIRC, were it not for limitations at the time as well as slow production. Toy Story took the prize instead.

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What the fuck is The Works? It looks and sounds like a Residents film clip.

An AI goes rogue and wipes out the population of Earth with an army of robots and nukes. The only surviving humans are from space colonies and one of them goes to reclaim the planet for humanity. That's the female astronaut you see in the clip.

Apparently they never really settled on a single script though since they kept tweaking it to fit with what was possible in computer animation at the time. The whole thing eventually fell apart because of the cost and inefficiency of late '70s and early '80s computers.

If it'd come out in '81 or so, it'd have been one thing but after Tron in '82, Wargames in '83, and Terminator in '84, a lot of what would have made it amazing at the time visually or plotwise had already been done.

Not exactly unproduced, but I do wonder what the Dark Knight film would've been like had Heath Ledger lived.

I heard somewhere Nolan wanted to call it Gotham City instead, but the studio insisted on a title that contains "The Dark Knight". Is it true?

I'd believe it.
I was hoping the next film would have used anothoner bat-moniker, like "the caped crusader"
calling it "the dark knight rises" was lazy

I don't get why Joker would be a golfer.

It wasn't lazy. It was to symbolize that Bruce was the fire that rose from Gotham's ashes. There's a fuck ton of self-referential and religious symbolism in Nolan's bat movies.