My take: Archie.
What's yours?
My take: Archie.
What's yours?
King Kong vs Godzilla. Sure, there's the Japanese classic, but I wouldn't call it big budget. There's also the big budget clip show of fight scenes from Hollywood earlier this year, but I wouldn't call that a movie...
As I said in the post you quoted - "There's also the big budget clip show of fight scenes from Hollywood earlier this year, but I wouldn't call that a movie..." - so no.
That's not a movie, that's some CGI fight scenes interrupted by the most inane and pointless of fillers...
Truth, it's only worth watching as standalone clips uploaded to Youtube, anything more than watching the fights on youtube feels like literally sacrificing a few brain cells to kill time.
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Archie is better on TV.
My take is Enid Blyton fantasy books like The Folks of the Faraway Tree series.
Certainly not for lack of trying and I also don't really see it ever getting made under a big budget studio but probably a Blood Meridian adaptation.
Red Harvest has also been a pretty influential book on quite a few films and but the closest ever gotten to an adaptation was Last Man Standing but that's considered a remake of Yojimbo.
Last edited by Gaius; 07-24-2021 at 08:31 PM.
Spawn. A new big budget movie of Spawn.
I’m a social studies teacher, so…
Hannibal is campaigns in the Second Punic Wars.
Attila the Hun vs Aetius The Last Of The Romans.
Like action, adventure, rogues, and outlaws? Like anti-heroes, femme fatales, mysteries and thrillers?
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