WhiteRabbitEXE
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You walk into a movie theatre from an alternate timeline and you get to watch one film that almost happened in our timeline. Which is it?
For the purpose of the thread, we'll play it fast and loose with the word "almost", so as long as someone noteworthy in Hollywood wanted to make it happen, or considered making it happen, it's good. Just nothing straight up made up that no one was ever talking about even casually.
Some examples:
- The Beatles and Stanley Kubrick's The Lord of the Rings (Paul as Frodo, Ringo as Sam, George as Gandalf, and John as Gollum)
- The Phantom Menace, written by Lawrence Kasdan and direct by Spielberg or Howard or Zemeckis
- David Lynch's Revenge of the Jedi
Bonus points for deep dives.
Personally, I'm going to have to with TPM from Spielberg and Kasdan, partly because I'm sad we'll never get a Spielberg Star Wars, and partly because man, I can't help but wonder how the prequel trilogy would have changed with that foundation. Plus, recreating the team that made Raiders?
(Though part of me will always be curious to know what James Cameron's Jurassic Park would have been like, even if I know I'd still like Spielberg's better.)
For the purpose of the thread, we'll play it fast and loose with the word "almost", so as long as someone noteworthy in Hollywood wanted to make it happen, or considered making it happen, it's good. Just nothing straight up made up that no one was ever talking about even casually.
Some examples:
- The Beatles and Stanley Kubrick's The Lord of the Rings (Paul as Frodo, Ringo as Sam, George as Gandalf, and John as Gollum)
- The Phantom Menace, written by Lawrence Kasdan and direct by Spielberg or Howard or Zemeckis
- David Lynch's Revenge of the Jedi
Bonus points for deep dives.
Personally, I'm going to have to with TPM from Spielberg and Kasdan, partly because I'm sad we'll never get a Spielberg Star Wars, and partly because man, I can't help but wonder how the prequel trilogy would have changed with that foundation. Plus, recreating the team that made Raiders?
(Though part of me will always be curious to know what James Cameron's Jurassic Park would have been like, even if I know I'd still like Spielberg's better.)