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Cool, I want to join and I do suggest that The Boys Ecould be split into two projects similar to how Cartoon Network is Cartoon City and Nickelodeon respectively in TTL.
Hensonverse Speculation and Commentary
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Tbh The Boys will not be the The Boys without Ennis's sheer hatred of the Superhero Genre, Alan Moore only hates adaptations of his works but is otherwise fine with the genre itself. Trying to get something similar made by someone else only results to it having the same name and literally nothing else.
The Boys was less a critique of superhero comics and more like Garth Ennis ranting about every single thing he hated about the genre, while making fun of every possible Superhero he can think of and finding ways to kill a Captain America clone in the most brutal ways possible.
This is just where you just kill your darlings and just make a new project with similar themes rather than forcing a series you liked to be made earlier by a different person and still resembles what it is OTL.
But yeah we could do what Lone Robin said and split The Boys by having the title and TV show themes with this project then having basically everything else in the comic that Ennis will make to rant about Superheroes.
The Boys was less a critique of superhero comics and more like Garth Ennis ranting about every single thing he hated about the genre, while making fun of every possible Superhero he can think of and finding ways to kill a Captain America clone in the most brutal ways possible.
This is just where you just kill your darlings and just make a new project with similar themes rather than forcing a series you liked to be made earlier by a different person and still resembles what it is OTL.
But yeah we could do what Lone Robin said and split The Boys by having the title and TV show themes with this project then having basically everything else in the comic that Ennis will make to rant about Superheroes.
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Sorry boutthat.
Anyways,. @Geekhis Khan , how is Black Entertainment Television doing, and who owns it?
Anyways,. @Geekhis Khan , how is Black Entertainment Television doing, and who owns it?
The ITTL version of DVD is called VCD and I thinking it's starting to dominant. And what's the point of keeping Laserdisc, it's to big in my opinion.
Would I be correct in assuming that Alan Moore and Warren Ellis can at least tolerate each other? If so how a collaboration between the two that combines elements of LoEG and Planetary?
Going back to my comment about The Darkness sounding like Queen, it seems I'm not the only one to make that connection:
www.soundsjustlike.com
The Darkness: I Believe in a Thing Called Love sounds like Queen: One Vision | Sounds Just Like
Browse 1000s of songs that sound like other songs. On this page, hear how 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love' by The Darkness sounds like Queen: 'One Vision' | Sounds Just Like
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There is a strong possibility that Harry Potter does not happen at all- Rowling’s situation given the different circumstances of the UK might mean she never has the idea that will produce the series.
As much as I enjoy the Potter books personally I’d like to see what a Potter-less timeline rolls out like.
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Yeah we're in the fiction zone now, things might be made as we know it, unless you can give a pretty good justification on how it can still be made nearly identical to how it is OTL.
Say, guys/gals/whathaveyou, look what I found!
www.cnn.com
Designer tweaks famous logos to use less ink
Could big brands save millions and help preserve the environment just by slightly changing their logos to use less ink? French designer Sylvain Boyer thinks so.
www.cnn.com
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What....Say, guys/gals/whathaveyou, look what I found!
Designer tweaks famous logos to use less ink
Could big brands save millions and help preserve the environment just by slightly changing their logos to use less ink? French designer Sylvain Boyer thinks so.
How is that gonna work?
It essentially needs less ink, helping the environment thru something-something-printer-ink-bills (and keep millions of dollars a year in big brands' pockets (which we know are all for gaining moar dosh)).
Honestly, I think it just looks kinda cool.
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Some fiction zone movies for the TL (and their original "creators) from the best movie never made thread:
Urban Legend (1998) - Documentary film about the untold story of their urban legends. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
I don't remember seeing this ITTL so maybe: Quiz Show (1994) - A documentary on the first 30 years of the Jeopardy! game show. Written and directed by Michael Moore. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
Falling Down-Film about a Jewish family in Berlin and what happens to them under the Nazis. (@The Ranger)
Anastasia (1997) - A historical documentary film about the life of Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia. (@SomeGuyOnline)
Steel (1997) - A biography about the manufacturing of steel products. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
Air Force One (1997) - A documentary about Air Force One. (@SomeGuyOnline)
L.A. Confidential (1997) - A romantic comedy about two strangers vacationing in Los Angeles, and are mistaken for being publicly intimate, which unexpectedly spirals out of control into becoming the biggest and juiciest gossip in Los Angeles, leading to them both comically trying to shut down the rumors and wondering along the way if they actually do have feelings for each other (long story short, they do). (@SomeGuyOnline)
The Faculty (1998) - A mockumentary comedy film about the everyday adventures of the faculty of a chaotic high school. (@SomeGuyOnline)
Truth or Consequences (1997) - A biography of the game show of the same name. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
Armageddon (1998): A documentary depicting the hypothetical events of what would happen if an Armageddon actually happened on earth. (@SomeGuyOnline)
Deep Impact (1998) - A BBC documentary television film about the climates of what the deep impact had happened. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
Independence Day-Film about the Easter Rising and what happened afterwards to win Ireland it's independence (@The Ranger)
@Duc4AlternateHistory and @SomeGuyOnline I hope it's okay that I posted so many of your movie ideas.
Urban Legend (1998) - Documentary film about the untold story of their urban legends. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
the best movies never made
Are we going to get a Mysterious Island? I toyed with the idea that Disney did the Film with Ray Harryhausen with James Mason as Nemo. It would a sequel to their version of 20 thousand leagues under the seas and use the same design for the Nautilus that they did for the first movie
www.alternatehistory.com
I don't remember seeing this ITTL so maybe: Quiz Show (1994) - A documentary on the first 30 years of the Jeopardy! game show. Written and directed by Michael Moore. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
the best movies never made
Monte Carlo or Bust. 1969. Singer Peter Jameson (Played by Elvis Presley) receives a telegram stating that he has inherited his Great Uncles fortune, provided he attends the will reading in Monte Carlo one week from now. The trouble is Peter is in Las Vegas and has no more than $200 to his name.
www.alternatehistory.com
Falling Down-Film about a Jewish family in Berlin and what happens to them under the Nazis. (@The Ranger)
the best movies never made
Monte Carlo or Bust. 1969. Singer Peter Jameson (Played by Elvis Presley) receives a telegram stating that he has inherited his Great Uncles fortune, provided he attends the will reading in Monte Carlo one week from now. The trouble is Peter is in Las Vegas and has no more than $200 to his name.
www.alternatehistory.com
Anastasia (1997) - A historical documentary film about the life of Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia. (@SomeGuyOnline)
the best movies never made
Heart of Darkness (1979) - An adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Filmed for over three years in the Congo and has become infamous for its troubled production. The Imitation Game (2014) - A documentary on the lives of animals that use camouflage...
www.alternatehistory.com
Steel (1997) - A biography about the manufacturing of steel products. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
the best movies never made
The Return of the King (1977) Sequel to the 1970 film Cromwell it charts the time between the death of Oliver Cromwell in September 1658 and the coronation of Charles II on April 23 1661.
www.alternatehistory.com
Air Force One (1997) - A documentary about Air Force One. (@SomeGuyOnline)
L.A. Confidential (1997) - A romantic comedy about two strangers vacationing in Los Angeles, and are mistaken for being publicly intimate, which unexpectedly spirals out of control into becoming the biggest and juiciest gossip in Los Angeles, leading to them both comically trying to shut down the rumors and wondering along the way if they actually do have feelings for each other (long story short, they do). (@SomeGuyOnline)
the best movies never made
The Return of the King (1977) Sequel to the 1970 film Cromwell it charts the time between the death of Oliver Cromwell in September 1658 and the coronation of Charles II on April 23 1661.
www.alternatehistory.com
The Faculty (1998) - A mockumentary comedy film about the everyday adventures of the faculty of a chaotic high school. (@SomeGuyOnline)
the best movies never made
The Return of the King (1977) Sequel to the 1970 film Cromwell it charts the time between the death of Oliver Cromwell in September 1658 and the coronation of Charles II on April 23 1661.
www.alternatehistory.com
Truth or Consequences (1997) - A biography of the game show of the same name. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
the best movies never made
Heart of Darkness (1979) - An adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Filmed for over three years in the Congo and has become infamous for its troubled production. The Imitation Game (2014) - A documentary on the lives of animals that use camouflage...
www.alternatehistory.com
Armageddon (1998): A documentary depicting the hypothetical events of what would happen if an Armageddon actually happened on earth. (@SomeGuyOnline)
the best movies never made
Heart of Darkness (1979) - An adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Filmed for over three years in the Congo and has become infamous for its troubled production. The Imitation Game (2014) - A documentary on the lives of animals that use camouflage...
www.alternatehistory.com
Deep Impact (1998) - A BBC documentary television film about the climates of what the deep impact had happened. (@Duc4AlternateHistory)
the best movies never made
Heart of Darkness (1979) - An adaptation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Filmed for over three years in the Congo and has become infamous for its troubled production. The Imitation Game (2014) - A documentary on the lives of animals that use camouflage...
www.alternatehistory.com
Independence Day-Film about the Easter Rising and what happened afterwards to win Ireland it's independence (@The Ranger)
the best movies never made
The whole point of Flashman is everyone thinks he a great military hero who end up at the worst events in British Colonial history and some how comes out of it with every one praising him . So asking when and where it takes place is not a unreasonable question . That part of the character. Hm...
www.alternatehistory.com
@Duc4AlternateHistory and @SomeGuyOnline I hope it's okay that I posted so many of your movie ideas.
There is also a Top TV Shows Never Made thread:
And a Best Books Never Written thread:
Both are worth plundering for credited ideas.
top tv shows NEVER MADE...
& now, fresh from the success of top movies NEVER MADE, comes... TOP TV SHOWS NEVER MADE! Post now! :D
www.alternatehistory.com
And a Best Books Never Written thread:
Best Books Never Written
Akin to its movie and gaming related counterparts, here you can put down your ideas for the best books/novels (i.e. graphic novels, comics, etc.) never written.
www.alternatehistory.com
Both are worth plundering for credited ideas.
Is this similar to Silver Spoons:
Silver Spoons - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
A Hippie in the House of Mouse (Jim Henson at Disney, 1980)
One thing I wanna say. After 1990's Oh, Mr. Toad, Cosgrove Hall's Wind in the Willows franchise kinda ended there. I think that Cosgrove Hall's adaptions can go further by using the sequels of William Horwood. It could work, if we can get Sir Michael Hordern, who played Badger, to live just a...
www.alternatehistory.com
I too lazy to confirm if this was how Gorgo was described but still an interesting design for her and mom:
