Super Heroes

[Evan3]

With all the flood of SuperHero movies being made, they sure are missing a few good ones.

Michael Turner's Fathom- A way hot chick withawesome water powers and really cool bad guys. Perhaps a dark haired Naomi Watts or Kate Bonsworth would make a good Fathom.

Iron Man- Lame Comic, but could be a cool movie. Maybe with Roberto Benigini as Tony Stark (or maybe not). A good choice may be Hartnett or Ralph/Joseph Fiennes (why does he keep switching damn names, did you know he was Jewish?)

Captain America- Especially at this time, we need an all American hero. But who is such a pure blooded blond haired blue eyed (kind of Aryan huh)American

Maybe even another Batman would be good. Any other ideas??

[Foywonder]

SUPERMAN starring Freddie Prinze Jr. as Superman, Stone Cold Steve Austin as Lex Luthor, Jamie Pressly as Lois Lane, Carrot Top as Jimmy Olsen, and special cameo appearence by Roberto Benigni as Jor-El!

SPEEDBALL: THE MOVIE starring Kip Pardue!

And at a time in which America lives in fear of possible terrorism, what better time for a movie version of DC Comic's WILD DOG, the hockey-masked Punisher knock-off who battles domestic terrorists?

[Brother Ragnarok]

Three words.  REMAKE PUMA MAN.  'nuff said.

Brother R

[Foywonder]

5 words - SUPERSONIC MAN VS. PUMA MAN

[fireal]

Justice League of America- should have got an oscar!!!!!!!!!

[Evan3]

Howabout a sequal for Howard the Duck.

Seriously a new big budget He Man movie would be great fun I think.

[akiratubo]

Big name stars should stay the hell away from super hero roles.

A super hero movie will never work because the comic book company will rabidly clamp down on the makers of the film, try to control the film, and prevent the making of a truly good movie.

Just ask Gary Goddard, director of "Masters of the Universe."

[Drezzy]

I'd like to see a movie based purely on Wolverine after X-Men 2 comes out...

[Funk, E.]

A really well done Electra Assassin or Vampirella would be nice.

[Vermin Boy]

I'd like to see an animated Sam & Max done right: written by Steve Purcell, and not toned down for kids like the TV series was (one of my favorite all-time comic panels is Max, the cute little bunny, shooting rats in a trash can, screaming "Suck on this, you slippery little bastards!" for no reason in particular)

[Haze]

A sequel to Howard the Duck is on my top 10 wanted to be made list. I think that they could do really well with having him make cameos in other comic to movies too. He did in spider-man the comic so it would be cool to see him in the movie just for a few seconds.


The world will be saved by a midget in a duck suit... again.

[Brother Ragnarok]

I know he's not really a superhero, but this is mostly comic book realm anyway, so I really really really want to see a movie made by someone like Sam Raimi or John Carpenter about my personal comic book hero, Evil Ernie.

Brother R

[Evan3]

I dont know about you guys, but I thought a better title for X-Men would have been Wolverine and pals. The movie was mostly all him wasnt it?????

Also, dont the comic companies make the movies better? Compare the 70s Spider Man with this one. There is just no comparison.

[Bonehead XL]

Okay, here we go....

Iron Man: A Iron Man movie is in the process of getting off the ground. Nick Cage has been invodled for a while now, but little seems to be happening

Captain America: Same thing goes here, but with less buzz. It's been talked about from time to time, but few to none in really every sense.

Batman sequals: Gee, there are so many sequals in talks. Frist there's "Batman: Year One", based off the graphic novel of the same name. Matt Damon has been in talks to star for a while, with the director of "Pi" in talks. Not much since then.
  Then A "Batman: Beyond" movie has been hinted at, with a script floating around, but no real word on it   Plus there is talks off a "Batman Vs. Superman" movie which should start filming 2004. Let's not forget the "Catwoman" movie starring Ashlie Judd. Not Batman, but close.

Superman: A Superman remake has been in talks for a long time. McG (director of "Charlie's Angels") was in talks, but has drop out since then. The script by J.J. Adams was supost to be used, but such a negitive respone came from the fans because the script really messed with the origins. Not anything since then.

I like the idea of a Sam And Max movie/tv show. I remember the comic being a real laugh. Same thing goes for a Howard the Duck sequal. But.... Puma Man? Huh? Evermind.

[Lancer]

Foywonder

I like Stone Cold Steve Austin as Lex Luthor... Now if he would give Superman the Stunner would be really funny...