The only one of those movies I've actually seen; it made me want a pet seal soooooo bad...Andre
Released by Paramount Pictures
As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
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And I believe Andre might've been the last family film Paramount made that wasn't co-branded with Nickelodeon IOTL.
Well, with both Sega and Rankin-Bass in their list of subsidiaries ITTL, that is subject to change.
When I was young I went went through a period when I was obbesed with the 1993 english dub of the jappaness anime flim Tottoi aka The Secret of the Seal"
Miramax is pretty much gone ITTL. It'll be either Golden Harvest, Carolco, New Line or Hollywood Pictures.
If you want to make a spinoff thread, you're more than welcome to do so.
I think Tarantino would nerdgasm if his movies got distributed by Golden Harvest.
Inspector Gadget directed by Quentin Tarantino!
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What? Golden Harvest practically owns DIC Entertainment now ITTL, or at least has it as one of its sister companies, through Haim Saban's history and career. In all honesty, why shouldn't we consider that opportunity?
I just find it impossible to imagine Tarantino doing a family film....
Could be just the limit of my imagination.
When I first heard Quentin was going to direct a Star Trek film IOTL, my first reaction was that he was gonna be an ill fit for such a property.
Last time I heard anything about it, he was still undecided as to whether he was going to do it or not; because he has a rule with himself that he's only going to direct X number of movies and he says that a Star Trek movie would have to count even though it'd be so different from anything else he would ordinarily make.
Probably a hot take, but I actually think he could pull it off; it would definitly be more in the vein of DS9 or one of the novel series (and I'd actually love to see a Tarantino-helmed adaptation of New Frontier or Vanguard) in terms of tone, but I think he's got the nerd cred to do right by Trek.
It'd be different, but I can't help but be intrigued by how it would turn out....he couldn't possibly be a worse choice than JarJar Abrams, at least Tarantino actually likes Star Trek.
September 1994 Movies
The Shawshank Redemption
Released by Paramount Pictures
Timecop
Released by Carolco
Radioland Murders
Released by Universal Pictures
Notes: IOTL, Radioland was George Lucas's last non-Star Wars, non-Indy project until Red Tails.
Ed Wood
Released by Hollywood Pictures
It: Chapter Two
Released by Warner Bros.
Notes: The adult Losers are played by the same cast as the OTL 1990 miniseries.
Released by Paramount Pictures
Timecop
Released by Carolco
Radioland Murders
Released by Universal Pictures
Notes: IOTL, Radioland was George Lucas's last non-Star Wars, non-Indy project until Red Tails.
Ed Wood
Released by Hollywood Pictures
It: Chapter Two
Released by Warner Bros.
Notes: The adult Losers are played by the same cast as the OTL 1990 miniseries.
If it hasn't been mentioned already, if we get to the reboot or if it happens, could we get the kids from TTL's Chapter One to return as the adults since the time frame is about equal to the amount of time the characters in the story canonically waited to come back. You'd have to undo only one death. One is Seth Green and you'd have to undo the 2003 death of Jonathan Brandis.The Shawshank Redemption
Released by Paramount Pictures
Timecop
Released by Carolco
Radioland Murders
Released by Universal Pictures
Notes: IOTL, Radioland was George Lucas's last non-Star Wars, non-Indy project until Red Tails.
Ed Wood
Released by Hollywood Pictures
It: Chapter Two
Released by Warner Bros.
Notes: The adult Losers are played by the same cast as the OTL 1990 miniseries.
Pulp Fiction (1994 Film)
Pulp Fiction
Released by Golden Harvest on October 14, 1994.
Written and Directed by
Quentin Tarantino
Story by
Quentin Tarantino
Roger Avary
Produced by
Lawrence Bender
Executive Producers
Raymond Chow
Danny DeVito
Michael Shamberg
Stacy Sher
Cast
Same as OTL
Soundtrack
Same as OTL
Notes:
- Just like OTL, Pulp Fiction was awarded the Palme d'Or at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival.
- Pulp Fiction went on to become Golden Harvest's biggest box office hit of 1994.
- Lance (Eric Stolz) wears a Lum Invader T-shirt during the adrenaline shot sequence.
- After Pulp Fiction proved successful, RKO Radio Pictures offered Tarantino a future Star Trek project to be named later.
Released by Golden Harvest on October 14, 1994.
Written and Directed by
Quentin Tarantino
Story by
Quentin Tarantino
Roger Avary
Produced by
Lawrence Bender
Executive Producers
Raymond Chow
Danny DeVito
Michael Shamberg
Stacy Sher
Cast
Same as OTL
Soundtrack
Same as OTL
Notes:
- Just like OTL, Pulp Fiction was awarded the Palme d'Or at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival.
- Pulp Fiction went on to become Golden Harvest's biggest box office hit of 1994.
- Lance (Eric Stolz) wears a Lum Invader T-shirt during the adrenaline shot sequence.
- After Pulp Fiction proved successful, RKO Radio Pictures offered Tarantino a future Star Trek project to be named later.