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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby nemisis39 » Oct 17th, '11, 23:26

There are quite a few Star Trek and Star Wars fan films out there. I've not watched any, mind, so they might be utter pants.



Hmmmm got me thinking (sorry was bored :mrgreen: )

STAR TREK

star trekTo Date Star Trek has over 40 million fans worldwide (40% recorded from America
But if there is justice in the world then the real number should be more like 6 billion.

oh yeah it should! thank you finally another trekkie! im not alone in the world

from here http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_fans ... _Trek_have

STAR WARS


9 million in the united states and 999 billion in the rest of the world!


from here http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_Star ... _are_there

:ugeek: :ugeek: :ugeek: :mrgreen:

although i think they may be a little inflated in there size :roll:
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby Healerman » Oct 18th, '11, 22:25

M Paul Lloyd wrote:Oh and same goes for Forbidden Planet too. ;)


Return to "Forbidden Planet", I feel a song coming on. :mrgreen: :oops: :lol:
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby M Paul Lloyd » Oct 19th, '11, 05:53

Return to "Forbidden Planet"

Doesn't count. :shock: :o
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby nemisis39 » Nov 21st, '11, 18:07

Willxx wrote:
nemisis39 wrote:be interesting to see especially if they took a new line with it as they did with battlestar g. A updated version of he-man would be good to ( i have the powerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :mrgreen: ). a live version of thundercat although cat suits maybe a little dated ;)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtTZu9Ol ... r_embedded


If all we have to do is mention it on here can I throw a request for a Blakes 7 remake out again?? :D


oooh didn't no that think i might have to put an evening on one side :mrgreen:
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby Willxx » Jan 22nd, '12, 19:38

This isn't quite a "remake" and perhaps should be a new thread instead (?) but as I've just bought the Audible version of George RR Martins Wild Cards Volume 1 and Game of Thrones has been such a success I'd love to see the Wild Cards novels brought to the screen, I read the whole series when I was young and still think the concept is great!
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby Shadowwolf » Jan 26th, '12, 15:05

They might be good and could hardly be worse than the faux sci-fi we currently have that are really just gussied up cop shows but Martin is not the author as such, more an editor of many authors. Thus it is unlikely to have the same form of cohesion that Game of Thrones has.
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby Willxx » Jan 26th, '12, 19:51

Shadowwolf wrote:They might be good and could hardly be worse than the faux sci-fi we currently have that are really just gussied up cop shows but Martin is not the author as such, more an editor of many authors. Thus it is unlikely to have the same form of cohesion that Game of Thrones has.


He wrote some of the early stories and created some of the regular characters but personally I found the different styles created by writers but still using the characters and the wild cards universe to be quite good
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby Shadowwolf » Jan 27th, '12, 12:27

Well it probably would make a reasonable series in the right hands, of course, if there is no cop angle then it may not get the coverage or chance it deserves.
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Re: Object of (remake) Sci-Fi desire

Postby 10_Rufus » Apr 23rd, '12, 16:01

Metropolis. any of the versions. :3
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