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DREAM FILMS

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

What kind of film would you like to see? Who would you like to see direct it, write it, produce it, star in it, score it, edit it…etc. What would you like to see, even if it is now impossible due to the dead autuers and artists being dead or due to whatever being just impossible. What would you consider to be your dream film?

Nol

almost 3 years ago

Just another Kubrick film… That is all…

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

dream film

title – the strawberry dipping banana club
starring – michael douglas and mylie cyrus

director – james cameron
producer – jerry bruckheimer
writer – quentin tarantino
editor – martin scorsese
music score – chas n dave

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

i watched predators last night and slept through 90% of the film

same happened when i watched twilight eclipse last week :O(

Matti K.

almost 3 years ago

Hehe, maybe you should stay away from that stuff .

I’m waiting and hoping for King Shot, Abel Cain or whatever Jodorowsky ends up making.

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

they could be brilliant… i don’t know :O)

Anonymouse

almost 3 years ago

Before they start making a (third?) Twilight film, they should at least rediscover the lost masterpiece “Greed.” It’s probabaly just rotting in a cellar somewhere like the Arc of the Covenant in Indiana Jones.

NE1

almost 3 years ago

A horror film that will actually scare me.
Frighten me to my bones & render me incapable of moving as the credits roll.

&

A comedy film that will actually make me cry tears of laughter.
Hurt my gut & cheekbones from over-exertion, all the while continually surprising me in it’s originality,
surpassing a clever script to a point of “i wish i’d thought of that; that is hysterical; a perfect joke” etc.

Those would be the two dream films i’d like to see in my lifetime.

deckard croix

almost 3 years ago

Paul Morrissey’s version of Phantom of the Opera. It’s just a fantasy I have.

Jack Lehtone​n

almost 3 years ago

A Michael Mann, 40s era film noir filmed in the same way as Miami Vice and Public Enemies, though I think I might have read that somewhere.

Jirin

almost 3 years ago

My dream film is something I would never think of myself.

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

the strawberry dipping banana club synopsis is reebok booker (michael douglas) is the president of big bad banana enterprises and when he goes home he keeps a dungeon full of human banana people that were genetically created in the 53rd century and stacey tracey (miley cyrus) is the girl from the grocery store on the street outside his house that notices her returning customers are turning yellow when they buy big bad banana products

when a banana man escapes from president booker’s dungeon he accidentally trips outside the grocery store covering the strawberries with banana syrup and the mixture causes an invention which stacey tracey discovers is the cure 4 all banana people…

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

@NEH

I know exactly what you mean.

ryan scott

almost 3 years ago

Kubrick’s never realized Napoleon epic…

Guillermo del Toro’s adaptation of At the Mountains of Madness

A steampunk themed film directed by Terry Gilliam, starring Tom Waits, with a score by Elmer Bernstein

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

Okay, my turn. I would’ve liked to see what Runaway Train would’ve been like had Kurosawa helmed it himself in the US. Wonder if he would’ve come to the same conclusion Kitano had after making Brother…

I also would’ve liked to see Schrader’s unproduced screenplays, such as Eight Scenes From the Life of Hank Williams and his adaptation Investigation (based on Ellio Petri’s Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion), as well as the screenplays by the Wachowski Brothers, mainly Carnivore (one of the best scripts I’ve ever read). Come to think of it, I wonder what Christopher Nolan’s Mr. Hughes would’ve been like compared to The Aviator…

And I do think John Woo’s Face/Off would’ve been much more interesting if it were directed by David Cronenberg.

Maybe these aren’t original dream films but I’ll just put them out there to start.

micky ward

almost 3 years ago

I was hoping Coen Brothers would film To The White Sea with Brad Pitt, but doesn’t seem likely
and Brad is now way too old for the part
Quentin Tarantinos spaghetti western about slaves, if Quentin ever makes up his mind it will take another decade for him just to write the script
Guillermo Del Toros Frankenstein and At The Mountains OF Madness
Martin Scorseses Silence
Terry Gilliams The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Ridley Scotts Blood Meridian, he really pissed me of, not only that he canceled it year after year for another project but he left the project
David Finchers adaptation of Black Hole

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

And Pasolini’s unproduced idea for juxtaposing the story of St. Paul in New York.

robaldo

almost 3 years ago

The first shoegaze film.

I have a vague idea for this. I picture two young people in a tumultuous relationship. Maybe in suburbia. They have their slacker friends.

However, each scene is distressed and tinted, scratched and elusive. Each scene ends with the film disintegrating in on itself. At emotional peaks, the film will change colour and distort itself. The primary colours will be soft greens, pinks (like the cover of MBV’s ‘Loveless’) and oranges.

Obviously, the film will have a shoegaze soundtrack by bands like MBV, Lilys, etc. (not the soppy British ones like Chapterhouse)

…or maybe Scooter or Vengaboys…

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

That’s not a bad idea Malick, sounds very worthwhile to be honest.

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

Okay, some original one offs…

A Paul Schrader adaptation of something by Philip K. Dick, like VALIS or Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said. I think any of Dick’s work would be great for Paul to adapt and direct. Starring Jack Nicholson, since he has yet to work with him.

A Michael Mann adaptation of something by James Ellroy, most likely any of his Underground USA trilogy. Either Mann or Oliver Stone.

If Pasolini had lived into the 1980s or 1990s, it’d be interesting to see his take on the work of, say, Bret Easton Ellis. Much like he did with his many adaptations, transplanting it in Italy, maybe even a different time (perhaps during the Roman Empire?) as he usually had done.

If Mishima had not killed himself, it would’ve been very interesting to see if he could’ve began his own run of films.

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

dream film

title – the loneliness of the big brain
starring – dolph lundgren, matt damon and sarah michelle gellar

director – michael keaton (aka michael douglas)
producer – tim burton
writer – emilio estevez
editor – charlie sheen
music score – lionel ritchie (percussion from guy ritchie)

synopsis – bob barakkob (dolph lundgren) is the brainiest person in the world and wendy weyndiey (sarah michelle gellar) is a russian spy who enlists in his school of excellence in hope of becoming his friend and lowering his intelligence 2 her level in order 4 her lover and associate and american spy hunter hunting (matt damon) 2 take over the school and make bob his janitor

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

the loneliness of the big brain synopsis continued…

big brain bob is so brainy that he knows hunter is an american spy in disguise as a russian spy and sets him a challenge which makes his intelligence increase beyond the spyworld using an amazing 82.778% brain capacity (more capacity than bob uses) however he is still not as brainy as bob!

Vic Pardo

almost 3 years ago

I want to see ON THE TOWN remade entirely with female Japanese pop stars and sung in Japanese. And filmed on location!

Something like this:

(Wish the video quality was better, but I picked the version that has the most readable subtitles.)

like2sl​eep

almost 3 years ago

dream film

title – gobstopper sucking and eating of the cursed dead hippo
starring – richard roundtree, lauren bacall, sidibe gabourey, brian dennehy and jaden smith
director – vincent gallo
producer – joel silver
writer – michael douglas (aka michael keaton)
editor – david lynch
music score – john carpenter

synopsis – yorath sloan (brian dennehy) is a gobstopper creator and sucker and one day he secretly injects a new serum into his sweets which eradicates the bizarre laughing desire illness of hippo meat eaters from contaminated generations and will.iam smith (jaden smith) is the rich kid that steals a miracle gobstopper from a lollipop lady (sidibe gabourey) that his school headmistress (lauren bacall) confiscates and sucks after eating her poisoned hippo soup… clark ejofo (richard roundtree) is the witchdoctor who senses the gobstoppers power playing hungry hippos eating hippo sandwiches and goes on a mission tracing the existence of the serum ingredient only known as E44XYZ

brady qw

almost 3 years ago

The Brothers Grimm by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger

A project directed by Jan Svankmajer and Terry Gilliam

A project in which Henry Selick and Jan Svankmajer collaborate

Jan Svankmajer and John Carpenter

Wes Craven and John Carpenter

Michael Powell and Terry Gilliam

Dario Argento and Wes Craven

and Seinfeld: The Movie by Sir Woody Allen

liam allen is slightly depressed

almost 3 years ago

fassbinders cocaine,the film was in pre production before his untimely death

Charles Ziegler​-Hartma​nn

almost 3 years ago

Michael Mann was going to make a biographical picture of Enzo Ferrari in the mid 1990s with Robert DeNiro as Ferrari. Certainly to be a stylish film if it were ever made.

I’ve got a new one…Christian Bale and Charlotte Gainsbourg in a film by Bernardo Bertolucci…partly in hopes to see them with their clothes off and making whoopie.

like2sl​eep

over 2 years ago

dream film

title – banana split on malibu strip
starring – bruce willis and mädchen amick

director – umberto riccioni carteni
producer – demi moore
writer – jeff bridges
editor – vincent gallo
music score – richard o’brien

synopsis – jonak kanoj (bruce willis) is a waiter who slips on a banana skin on duty while rollerblading knickerbocker glorys down the malibu strip. he falls in front of his love he falls in love with not knowing he has fallen in love or that she just ate a banana from the skin he slipped on!
his love ella lela (mädchen amick) teaches him the art of doing the splits while eating banana splits eliminating sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia attacks :O)

brady qw

over 2 years ago

Sometimes, I like to believe Like2Sleep and Frank Tomasulo are the same person.