the best movies never made

being john malkovich - biopic about actor John Malkovich.
Con Air - based on true story of D.B. Cooper, who jumped out of boeing 727 with millions of dollars.
 

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Roger and Me-Spin off of Sister Sister with Tia Landry dating Roger
American Psycho-Documentary about President Donald Trump who was sent to a mental institution in 2018 after he tried to nuke North Korea
The Conqueror-Big budget blockbuster with great CGI but rather wooden acting about Alexander the Great
 
From Here To Eternity: DocuDrama dealing with WTC jumprrs on 9/11
American Beauty: The Michelle Obama Story
Reservoir Dogs: Touching story about the cruel act of drowning unwanted puppies
Some Like It Hot: The ups and downs of being a Chapotle restaurant manager
Dial M For Murder: Crazed producer orders strange alphabet association game on Sesame Street
Barry Lyndon: Strange tale in which former presidents meet at Dealey Plaza
Jaws: Autobiographical picture dealing with former NFL quarterback Ron Jaworski
The Wolf of Wall Street: Post apocalyptic New York has some very strange new inhabitants
 

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What If Movie posters - You need to see the whole gallery - Wow!

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Wild Hogs-Documentary about wild boar
The Lion in Winter-Documentary about the largest Antarctic carnivore, the Antarctic lion
Morph-MLP show about the Changelings
Heartbeat-Medical hospital sitcom
Bagpuss-Heart-breaking documentary about an old homeless woman with one small bag of possessions
The Bill-Program about how to save money
Love Actually-Program about how to get a boyfriend or girlfriend in the right way and without getting scammed or landed with a stalker
 

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Goodfellas-Documentary about the Boy Scouts of America
The World At War-Fictional series based on one thing different then OTL-a timeline where Adolf Hitler was not shot dead in the Beer Hall Putsch but ended up taking over Germany-and leading it into a horrifying war leading to the death of six million Jewish people and many millions of others, and made in the style of a documentary.
The Simpsons-Documentary about OJ Simpson and his family, cancelled due to lack of interest after seven episodes
Yellow Submarine-1941 UK propaganda documentary about the U-boat menace in which the submariners are called cowardly and "yellow".
The Sky At Night-1955 war film about paratrooper commandos in WW2
Cell Block H-Documentary about the H-blocks in the Maze Prison and the struggle for control between the prison officers and the paramilitary prisoners, with ex prisoners, prison guards, those paramilitaries both Republican and Loyalist who murdered prison guards on the outside and politicians all being interviewed.
Sister Sister-Documentary for transgender women about how to properly pass as women
The Maze Runners-Documentary about the 1983 mass escape of 38 IRA prisoners from the Maze Prison in which a prison officer was murdered
 
The Martian Chronicles - Elaborate 1966 adaptation of Stanley G. Weinbaum's Mars stories "A Martian Odyssey" and "Valley of Dreams" with fantastic stop motion work for Tweel by Ray Harryhausen. Its success resulted in the rest of Weinbaum's "Mars saga" being brought to movie screen with Thoth (1976) being the last produced before Weinbaum's death in 1977.
 
Rock-a-Doodle: A 1991 animated drama film by Don Bluth and Don Bluth Productions about the rise and fall of an Elvis-esque popsinger named Chantecler who finds fame outside of his rural hometown; notable for being a more "adult" fare than the previous films with various dark scenes like Chantecler getting in a gritty fight with a rival rooster pop star and his death caused by drug overdose (and his usage of drugs as well), oh and that Goldie character who's very shapely for an anthromorphic pheasant lady. Bombed at the box office and had a very fierce backlash from moral guardians over the film's "decadency" (cartoon films are for kids they say) but through the power of cable and home video grew into a cult classic thanks to its animation, psychedelic sequences caused by drugs, and it's surprisingly even handed take on the ups and downs of being a star.

And you can guess I got the idea after watching OTL's film, which is a pretty wacky film to be honest and more fun if you don't take it seriously.
 
RWBY- a documentary about korean girl group of same name..
Catch me if you can- a TV show about cops who conduct chase on a runaway prisoners.
 

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Hannibal-Film about the Battle of Cannae
Quo Vadis-Film about the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
Spartacus-Gay porn, ok if you are into that sort of thing.
The Last of the Mohicans-In a dictatorship where punk hairstyles are not tolerated , a small group of those with Mohican haircuts have to escape from the country
Watership Down-Film about the famous Battle of Watership Down which marked the Royalist victory of 1642 over Parliament and led to the UK still being a royal dictatorship to this day.
Walking with Dinosaurs- A film by Ayn Rand about the downfall of the trade union movement
Walking with Beasts-An undercover FBI agent infiltrates a dangerous biker gang called the Beasts. Will he get uncovered and murdered? Or give in to his own inner bad guy? Based on a true story.
 
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Are we alone in the universe?
Soviet science fiction film of 1981. The director is Pavel Klushantsev. Combines the elements of science fiction movies and a popular science film. It is the last work in the filmography of the director.

The film is divided into two parts. The first tells about Life on Earth and Humanity. Briefly talks abouton the evolution of living organisms, achievements and prospects of human civilization. Various concepts of the STR paths are considered. Mention the concept of "Demographic" and "Information" explosion. It is told about the prospects of the World Ocean and Space Space Development. In general, the filmmakers express great hopes about the future of mankind.
The second part of the film is devoted to the problem of contact with extraterrestrial intelligence. Various hypothetical forms of sending messages to space (from geometric figures on the Earth's surface, to Radio Waves and Probes) are described. There are various hypotheses of modern scientists about the possibility of the existence of the mind outside the Earth. Particular attention is paid to the possible appearance and behavior of hypothetical aliens. The creators conclude that the aliens will be like us. They will necessarily have labor, language, and work in the teams. One of the memorable scenes is the meeting of two star travelers from different planets shaking hands. The film ends with a mologic where the phrase sounds - "We, the earthlings, looking at the starry sky, are like an animal, with a curious gaze
To a distant city.

From a technical point of view, the film is rich in innovative special effects. Many publications emphasize that the film is optimistic and has a positive mood. At the same time, its main goal is the popularization of science.
 

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Clueless- A documentary about the near useless UK Conservative 2017 General Election campaign that started with hopes of a landslide and ended up losing several of their safest seats like Canterbury.
 

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The People's Court- Nazi TV show where show trials are filmed, and the defendants are belittled and harassed before being sentenced to death.
The Real- Follows the real lives of the underclass-condemned by some as "poverty porn."
Judge Judy-Sci fi film about a female Judge in Mega-City One who takes over from Judge Dread.
Sister, Sister- Documentary about nuns in a convent
Doctor No- Documentary about rationing of healthcare in the British National Health Service
Diamonds are Forever- Documentary about the diamond industry
Live and Let Die- Documentary about the rights and wrongs of euthanasia
The Two Towers-Documentary about the Twin Towers and 9/11
The Return of the King-Documentary about the return of King Charles II to the throne of England when Oliver Cromwell died
Cromwell-War film following a British WW2 platoon of Cromwell tanks.
Animal House-Documentary about solitary confinement supermax prisons in the USA where prisoners have been driven insane.
 
Children Of The Sun (2011)

Type: Supernatural Romance / Thriller
Nation: Canada / India / United States of America
Studio: Lionsgate Entertainment / Columbia Pictures

Directors: Madhur Bhandarkar, Sarah Polley
Writers: Sarah Polley, Marcus Hansen, Matthew Robbins, Anuradha Tiwari
Visual Director: Michel De Angelis
Art Directors: Gabriel Sandrana, Paul Blackfield
Music: Thomas Bergersen, Merethe Soltvedt, Sara Simms, Devon Cameron
Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Leighton Meester, Gal Gadot, Amber Heard, Priyanka Chopra, Chris Hemsworth, Aaron Paul, Jai Courtney, Josh Hutcherson, Anna Kendrick, Marshall 'Eminem' Mathers III, Andre 'Dr. Dre' Young, Chloe Grace Moretz, Corey Hawkins, Paul Giamatti, Amitabh Bachchan, Enrico Colantoni, Jon 'Bones' Jones, Lea Michele, Katy Perry, Channing Tatum, Dita Von Teese, Kangana Ranaut, Shaurya Chauhan

One of the biggest movies of 2011, Children Of The Sun came as a direct result of Lionsgate Pictures' director Jon Feltheimer's loving of the several examples of excellent Indian cinema which came to North America in the late 2000s and a desire to see what could be done when one combined the storytelling Bollywood was capable of with the best of North American money, talent and visual effects. One of the best examples of the merging of supernatural themes, exotic visuals, stories of love and hardship and the deliverance of good to one's soul, Children Of The Sun proved both a critical and box office success, helped along by the Indian-designed or Indian-inspired visuals and stylistic elements, both a massive change to many American audiences.

The movie is set in Los Angeles, centered around five women, known by only their first names - Valeria (Lawrence), Angel (Meester), Jasmine (Chopra), Trinity (Heard) and Gabriella (Gadot) - who begin the movie widely spread apart but who rapidly find each other, having no idea what the world is around them, but with a desire to seek out and help those which they feel are souls capable of being worthy of them by being pure of heart and who have faced great adversity. Upon finding each other, they set out to find the people they feel are worthy of them - Stephen, a retired professional athlete who battles demons from head injuries (Hemsworth), Robert, a police officer fighting demons from a tough career (Courtney), Nicholas, a dying-of-cancer machinist who dedicates his life to helping the city's poor (Paul) and his grief-battling brother Adam (Hutcherson), Jonathan, a father widowed by a car accident (Eminem) who struggles to raise his daughter Danielle, who also suffered injuries in the accident (Moretz), and former gangster Marcus (Young) who has gotten out of the lifestyle and is pulling his son Russell (Hawkins) out of the life as well despite people who wish to pull them back in. The clashes between the characters and their respective tormentors both within and outside made for a masterpiece of writing, and when combined with the special effects made for a plenty-gripping movie despite its length (2 hours, 41 minutes), and made for a massive success for its makers despite a substantial ($187 million) budget to make.
 
Bonaparte: Denis Villeneuve trilogy about the rise and fall Napoléon Bonaparte. Part 1 “13 Vendémiaire”, Part 2 “Empire”, Part 3 “Exile”.
 
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