Who has The First Law rights? That is ripe for a Game of Thrones adaptation.
What do you do after the Eclipse when all the crazy fantasy shit comes back in full force, large scale battles can be done as seen with GoT, but dire wolves AND dragons? That's too much breh. And that's nothing compared to all the stuff in post eclipse Berserk.A Berserk TV adaption would not need to show large scale battles. Just focus on individual members of the Band of the Hawk during such events. Make it personal and intimate in contrast to the sweeping scale of GoT. Berserk is best when the politics are in the background.
I really just want to see the public reacting to the eclipse. Would be worth making just for that.
fake edit: Call it the Dark Souls of fantasy TV./s
I really just want to see the public reacting to the eclipse. Would be worth making just for that.
Amazon is also making a Cleopatra series from the creators of Black Sails:
Which, if picked up, holy shit.
I always wondered, how does HBO make money with game of thrones?
Is their streaming service a money maker? or is the business of being a Premium Channel on cable that good to justify a big production like GOT?
Y the Last Man could have been the next Lost years ago if anyone ever made it a TV show instead of struggling forever to fit it into a movie.
Netflix bought the rights earlier this year.Cash in on the Witcher games success and popularity, give us Geralt hunting a different monster every episode.
I, along with many many others, didn't know what the flying fuck GoT was until the show was announced.What makes you guys think some manga adaptation that most of the target audience has never heard of would become a GoT level contender?
Yorick: Michael FassbenderAgreed, I think TLM is a perfect fit so long as it's well casted since it relies heavily on it's core trio of characters.
Yorick: Michael Fassbender
Agent 355: Idris Elba
Ampersand: Danny DeVito
Dr Allison Mann: Emma Thompson
Why does everyone assume "the next Game of Thrones" has to be 1) a fantasy series, 2) an adaptation of source material or 3) "dark" or "violent"?
The success of GoT is because of a variety of factors that basically boil down to "good writing that creates surprising events that people want to talk about." Trying to copy some random element is exactly why we get so many terrible carbon copy movies and shows.
Dune Messiah changes everything just as much as GoTToo bad Netflix signed up Witcher. I think if done right, Witcher has a huge potential.
But GoT didn't become what it is until The Red Wedding. That became a water cooler talking point for years and finally people started tuning in. Red Wedding happened near the end of Season 3. "Wait, all the main heroes died???"
Witcher, Dune and other sprawling fiction does not have this element either.
Dune Messiah changes everything just as much as GoT
They tried. It ended up very BDSM.They should contact Terry Goodkind.
BUT WILL IT PLAY IN PEORIA?
Why does everyone assume "the next Game of Thrones" has to be 1) a fantasy series, 2) an adaptation of source material or 3) "dark" or "violent"?
The success of GoT is because of a variety of factors that basically boil down to "good writing that creates surprising events that people want to talk about." Trying to copy some random element is exactly why we get so many terrible carbon copy movies and shows.
Team Medical Dragon turned out alrightNot sure if people asking for Berserk are serious, a live action tv show would be plain awful.
They can't even get Death Note right, do you think they would do Berserk justice? lol
I'm sorry but anime from live action is always crappy, wether it's from Japan or USA.
Not sure if people asking for Berserk are serious, a live action tv show would be plain awful.
Robin Hobb.
She's everything you need.
Seriously. I'd do anything for a TV adaptation of The Realm of the Elderlings.
alright, this is borderline shameless. You just know that whoever came up with that concept was really digging FablesAs for Fables, Amazon has something fairly similar already in the works called 'Carnival Row':
Stars Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne.Carnival Row is a fantasy-noir set in a neo-Victorian city. Mythical creatures fleeing their war-torn homeland have gathered in the city, and tensions are simmering between citizens and the growing immigrant population. The series follows the investigation of a string of unsolved murders that are eating away at whatever uneasy peace still exists.
Oh god. I don't even want to think about how that would end up. Kudos to anybody who could make that into a coherent TV show.
Took me a good 3/4 of the way through the first book to even have a clue what was going on.
I would absolutely love to see Amazon burn a small fortune offspring this beautiful clusterfuck of a series but I can't image it'd make the jump to mainstream viewership.
Seriously. I'd do anything for a TV adaptation of The Realm of the Elderlings.
Other excellent options:
Joe Abercrombie
Scott Lynch
Brandon Sanderson
Mark Lawrence
Any of those has potential to become the next big fantasy TV series hit.
Few things are more epic than ending to the first Farseers Trilogy, I'm already salivating at the thought of it being live action
Its single narrator though and probably wouldn't work as a multiple character piece as so much of the plot relies on Fitz not bothering to tell anyone else anything about what is going on.
Jeff Bezos should do a Shark Tank style show where he and several other execs hear pitches for TV shows and movies and either take them on or shoot them down.
Or just a miniseries of WanAmazon should do a live action series based on the avatar the last airbender
Give unto us live-action Yang Wenli
So Berserk becomes Berserkhere's one reaction:
i didn't know anything about berserk. i watched the movies on netflix
the 3rd one is one of the worst films i've ever seen. it basically turned a nice story about medieval politics / war / sieges / mercenaries into someone's dark fantasy acid trip