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Posted: 4/20/2014 6:53:00 AM EDT
Was thinking about this today and came up with two;
Chris Cock's Fireforce and Clancy's Red storm Rising. I think the only way to make Red Storm Rising would be through animation / CGI. Any thoughts or ideas? |
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Ringworld. It's been talked about for years, but I don't think it will ever happen.
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Can't think of many. Most book I read I like too much to be ruined by Hollywood.
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The Afrika Reich needs to be made into a 1970s "Wild Geese" style action movie.
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Ringo's "Kildar"
Williamson's "Freehold" Ross' "Unintended Consequences" Of course none of these will ever be a movie. |
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Tunnel in the Sky by Heinlein. Its one of his juveniles but properly done, it could be awesome.
For those not familiar, its basically a Stargate meets Les Stroud scenario. A bunch high school/college students go on a short, true survival test via portal and a star goes supernova and strands them on a planet with an Africa-ish feel. |
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By Day Armageddon And I would remake WWZ into a mini series so it would play out like the book. |
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The Forever War, but only if they don't fuck it up like they did with Starship Troopers.
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The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors.
I hear though there is already a movie in the works |
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A Canticle for Leibowitz
A Gift Upon the Shore Dies the Fire Farnham’s Freehold The Forever War Lucifers Hammer Vandenberg The Wild Shore Wolf and Iron |
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A Higher Call. True story about how a German fighter pilot helped a wounded B-17 back to the coast of France. Years after the war the pilots of both planes reunited.
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A Canticle for Leibowitz A Gift Upon the Shore Dies the Fire Farnham’s Freehold The Forever War Lucifers Hammer Vandenberg The Wild Shore Wolf and Iron View Quote Farnham's Freehold would be one fucked up movie. I like the Ringworld suggestion by another poster. That could be an epic scifi movie. I think it would be very doable with modern CGI. |
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Quoted: Flight of the Old Dog by Dale Brown. View Quote Storming Heaven by Dale Brown (anything by Dale Brown would be a good movie) P. T. Deutermann: Train Man John J. Nance The Last Hostage Sky Hook Blackout Nelson DeMille The Lion's Game Plum Island Nelson DeMille and Thomas Block Mayday Michael Crichton Prey Airframe
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Farnham's Freehold would be one fucked up movie. I like the Ringworld suggestion by another poster. That could be an epic scifi movie. I think it would be very doable with modern CGI. View Quote I'm thinking that a living version of Stanley Kubrick would do interesting things with that one It wouldn't have to be an exact rendering. Look at how they mangled the Postman by the time that one made it to the big screen |
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Eleventh Month, Eleventh Day, Eleventh Hour... especially if it were done on the same scale as "Saving Pvt. Ryan"
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The Wheel Of Time series.
But it isn't going to happen, you just can't turn 12,000 pages into a movie. Or even a series of movies. |
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The Moon is a Harsh Mistress. Or Glory Road, or an honest attempt at Starship Troopers that doesn't leave out the important parts and flip the rest.
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I'm thinking that a living version of Stanley Kubrick would do interesting things with that one It wouldn't have to be an exact rendering. Look at how they mangled the Postman by the time that one made it to the big screen View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Farnham's Freehold would be one fucked up movie. I like the Ringworld suggestion by another poster. That could be an epic scifi movie. I think it would be very doable with modern CGI. I'm thinking that a living version of Stanley Kubrick would do interesting things with that one It wouldn't have to be an exact rendering. Look at how they mangled the Postman by the time that one made it to the big screen I'd want to see what Tarantino would do with it. |
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Scarecrow or Scarecrow returns...they're already crazy silly with over the top action...Hollywood couldn't screw it up, right?!
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