Jodorowsky's Dune : what unmade movie would you have killed to see…

I alwawys thought this would make an interesting topic for like a book or something.
All those movies that were not made, not finished , not released.
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Jodorowskys Dune
Hitchcocks Kaleidoscope
Orson Welles Heart of Darkness Or Don Quixote
Jerry Lewis The Day the Clown Cried
Paul Verhoeven Crusades
For me I would have loved to see Kubricks Aryan Papers or Napoleon. I thnk Kubrick is the greatest director of all time. If I run into him in the afterlife I will probably gush for 20 minutes about how much I love his work and then I will scream at him for 30 minutes about why he didnt do more movies. I think his Napoleon would have been great. I hated Barry Lyndon ( its his only film that I dont think works) , I dont his heart was in it, I think his heart and his passion would have fully been in Napoleon. And the Aryan papers, I would have killed to see that. Im sure it would have been depressing as hell but I bet it would have been great. Kubrick was cold and calculating not a sentimentalist like Spielberg ( u see a little of that in Schildner List) and I think he would have really captured the almost mechanical inhumanity of the Holocaust .


Like I said I would have loved to have seen it. Oh well.

What about u guys , what do u wish got made.


i told you not to stop the boat. Now lets go. Apocaylpse Now

kubricks napoleon

paul verhoeven's crusade
roland emmerich's isobar
any of the unmade cannon movies
the shadow over innsmouth

Since you mention Innsmouth, I have to add Guillermo Del Toro's 'At the Mountains of Madness'

"Sacred cows make the best hamburger." Mark Twain

Rendezvous with Rama
Childhood's End
and
Stranger in a Strange Land

Morgan Freeman is actually producing Rendezvous and I believe he's shooting for 2017 as a release. If it happens, rejoice I will.

My votes go to Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote and Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon biopic.

Stranger is definitely near the top of the list.

Kubrick's Napoleon Dynamite.

Sergio Leone's Gone With The Wind

Woody Alan's Pulp Fiction
Billy Crystal's Godfather
Michael Bay's Shawshank Redemption
Disney's Seven Samurai
Quentin Tarantino's American Beauty
John Carpenter's Aliens
Spike Lee's A Clockwork Orange
Muppet Lawrence of Arabia
Oliver Stone's Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Ran, the musical
Wachowski's Lebowski
Oprah's Deer Hunter
Clint Eastwood's How to Train Your Dragon

I think u made some of those up

Moi?

Robert Altman's sequel to Nashville. couldn't get adequate funding.

Kubrick's Napoleon


It's not "Sci-Fi", it's SF!

"Calvinism is a very liberal religious ethos." - Truekiwijoker

The lord of the rings starring The Beatles. It may have been terrible but tell me you wouldn't want to see it?

Other than some mentioned here, I also would have liked to see "The Tony Clifton Story" by Andy Kaufman and Bob Zmuda.


Get out of the WHEY! - Dr.Cheese (Santa Barbara,1987)

Richard Williams' The Thief and the Cobbler
Jodorowski's Dune

Also Del Toro's At The Mountains of Madness

Star Wars prequels that were actually good.

~ I'm a 21st century man and I don't wanna be here.

http://tmotpo.coyoteproductions.co.uk/film-never/#.Vy92tdZwbqA

I remember hype round this film