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Can't be a regular Justice League (namely the big 7) or Teen Titans member, can't be a team film (so no JSA film), and can't be a sidekick or supporting character or otherwise dependant on another hero so no Batgirl film for example.
So which hero that's left should have a movie?
The Silencer.
Basically, John Wick is a mother of one, happily married. And she'll do everything in her power so things stay that way. Everything.
The Warlord
Starts off as a period piece showing Travis Morgan as a fighter pilot in Vietnam (complete w. obligatory “Fortunate Son” musical reference) and segues into him flying through a dimensional rift into Skartaris. Kick ass, rousing Sword & Sorcery adventure complete w. dinosaurs, gladiator fights, sweeping battle scenes and liberal use of a .44 automag ensues, ending w. Morgan finding a way out of Skartaris, and deciding wether or not to stay.
I actually thought of The Warlord as a movie while watching 2017’s Kong: Skull Island.
Static or Nightshade. The former can easily be made into a film and his powers, family life and school life could be handled well. While the latter doesn't have much history as a solo member, she has some things that could make for a good solo story like her missing brother.
[QUOTE=Riv86672;5028390]The Warlord
Starts off as a period piece showing Travis Morgan as a fighter pilot in Vietnam (complete w. obligatory “Fortunate Son” musical reference) and segues into him flying through a dimensional rift into Skartaris. Kick ass, rousing Sword & Sorcery adventure complete w. dinosaurs, gladiator fights, sweeping battle scenes and liberal use of a .44 automag ensues, ending w. Morgan finding a way out of Skartaris, and deciding wether or not to stay.
I actually thought of The Warlord as a movie while watching 2017’s Kong: Skull Island.[/QUOTE]
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Sixpack
You know you want it, you just don't want to admit it ;)
[QUOTE=Riv86672;5028390]The Warlord
Starts off as a period piece showing Travis Morgan as a fighter pilot in Vietnam (complete w. obligatory “Fortunate Son” musical reference) and segues into him flying through a dimensional rift into Skartaris. Kick ass, rousing Sword & Sorcery adventure complete w. dinosaurs, gladiator fights, sweeping battle scenes and liberal use of a .44 automag ensues, ending w. Morgan finding a way out of Skartaris, and deciding wether or not to stay.
I actually thought of The Warlord as a movie while watching 2017’s Kong: Skull Island.[/QUOTE]
This. I'd definigely watch this.
Going to make a proper Flash film with the first, original, and best Flash.................JAY GARRICK!
Suck it Barry :p
Nobody's attempted a proper action-horror superhero flick since [I]Blade[/I]. The Ragman's time has come!
Phantom Stranger the movie
Manhunter.
Paul Kirk waking up in the 70’s being played as a twisted version of Captain America’s revival, with the Council as an evil SHIELD.
Hawkgirl
Here's how I'd do it.
Kendra Saunders is a grad student living and studying at St. Roch. But she has weird dreams about flying and an alien world. Then, when she hears rumors of an alien shapeshifter, she decides to investigate and discovers her advanced combat skills. And eventually, she discovers that she can sprout wings and fly. Over time, she discovers that she's a deep-cover Thanagarian agent named Shayera Hol, who had her memories wiped and was placed on earth as a sleeper. The shapeshift Byth is a Thanagarian criminal who, as it turns out, killed her husband Katar Hol on Thanagar.
Carter Hall will be a supporting character, as a professor at the university where Kendra studies/works.
Vibe
Vixen
Bloodwynd
Zatarra
Deadman
Blackout (the Pakistani kid from Flashpoint)
Bumblebee
Dr.Light (kimoyo hoshi)
Brimstone
Hourman
Dr.Midnite
The Question
Neon the Unknown
Firebrand (from the Unexpected)
Longshadow
Wind Dragon
The Wonder Twins
Bonus-
Simon Baz as Airwave instead of GL5.
Or Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz as the modern day versions of Hawkman and Hawkgirl.
A common screenwriting excersize is to pick a minor supporting character and figure out what their movie would be like. A famous example is Better Call Saul.
Screw the traditional fan hierarchy nonsense- pick a character you like and would like to be used more/better and just go do it.
The Question (Vic Sage)
Grace Choi
How cool would it be to see a movie about a physically strong Asian woman working as a bouncer who finds out that she descends from Amazons. That would be cool to see how someone who would likely be a street level vigilante discovers her Amazonian roots.