As in a concept/ world build that did not get enough time/development. Thinking movies but I guess can cover any media.

For me, I would LOVE for the Necromongers from the Riddick series to get more development. I was fascinated by the concept and would dearly love to see more. Where did they come from? Why do they do the things they do? What happens to them in the future? Origins of the Lord Marshal? The movies barely scratch the surface IMO.

Extra screen time would be great but I would be more than happy with just some novelizations too from the original creator. I think more characters and lore could easily be created in this set and do well.

Just curious to what yall would like to see more of that is out there.

Crystal Pepsi

the story that inspired Keenu Reeves' Johnny mnemonic movie was set in a universe that is built out in the sprawl trilogy By William Gibson . I want to see those made into movies

oragator said:

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Firefly.

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As a loyal browncoat myself, Firefly was my first thought as well. But on second thought, Whedon actually did a pretty great job fleshing out the 'verse in just 14 episodes and one movie. We know how the Alliance formed. We know how the browncoats lost. We know how the Reavers were created. We know River's story. We know a lot of Chinese slang and cuss words. What's really left? Shepherd Book's story is the biggest mystery remaining, IMO.

my first choice is the nathan drake/uncharted stories, but i think we're getting that soon.

i would love to see a dirk pitt movie universe done well.

Leeroy from The Mexican

bluefire579 said:

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I wouldn't mind seeing more of GRRM's world from A Song of Ice and Fire fleshed out, but less about Westeros and more about everything to the east, beyond Qarth and all that.

Also, pretty much anything Joe Abercrombie continues to do in his First Law world is okay by me, but in particular, I'd like to see more about the Gurkish Empire

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Good one on Gurkish Empire. All of the books in this universe are excellent by the way. Finished Red Country not too long ago.

Another one is more backstory in Glen Cooks Black Company specifically on the really powerful godloke beings (can't remember what they are called). However, I never actually finished that whole series because it got weird and boring so maybe that was addressed in the final books.

Flashdiaz said:

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Explain this line visually

" A young Jedi named Darth Vader, who was a pupil of mine until he turned to evil, helped the Empire hunt down and destroy the Jedi Knights"

and no, don't show him about to kill a bunch of elementary aged kids nor show me him going into the jedi temple then cut scene nor him killing an old jedi who gave up.

I want to see him hunt down and destroy Jedi Knights.

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Don't worry, I'm sure Disney will eventually come up with yet another movie set between RoTS and ANH that shows this.

Flashdiaz said:

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Explain this line visually

" A young Jedi named Darth Vader, who was a pupil of mine until he turned to evil, helped the Empire hunt down and destroy the Jedi Knights"

and no, don't show him about to kill a bunch of elementary aged kids nor show me him going into the jedi temple then cut scene nor him killing an old jedi who gave up.

I want to see him hunt down and destroy Jedi Knights.

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younglings

G Martin 87 said:

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oragator said:

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Firefly.

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As a loyal browncoat myself, Firefly was my first thought as well. But on second thought, Whedon actually did a pretty great job fleshing out the 'verse in just 14 episodes and one movie. We know how the Alliance formed. We know how the browncoats lost. We know how the Reavers were created. We know River's story. We know a lot of Chinese slang and cuss words. What's really left? Shepherd Book's story is the biggest mystery remaining, IMO.

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I think we have a few details on the verse but not nearly enough, we don't know how the Brown Coats lost just that they lost. I would love to see a series about the war itself. Maybe from the view of a divided family with people on both sides of the conflict. Maybe even have it tie into Sheppard Book's back story.


Also, Rivers little line, "two by two hands of blue" I still wonder what that was all about and why it didn't make it into the movie. We saw them in one episode on Ariel but that was it...

1) I think the most obvious un-explored territory on big time TV right now is Westworld.

So far we've seen absolutely NOTHING about the 'real' world. All we know is that the extremely wealthy use these time piece themeparks to escape their own reality.

2) Star Wars has unlimited potential for further expansion. I'd love to see the story of how Yoda became the leader of the Jedi order.


BUT my all-time favorite, need a followup or prequel, movie is....

Cabin in the Woods.

For those who haven't watched, you need to. It's one of the most unique horror movies I can remember watching. It's one of those movies you have to re-watch to truly appreciate it. I remember accidentally seeing it in theatres because the movie I originally wanted to see was sold out. I was 'forced' to buy a ticket for this seemingly run-of-the-mill horror movie I had barely heard of. Boy was I wrong. I never had so much fun in the theatre and walked out with a huge grin on my face.

BTW, the movie itself has an interesting production backstory. It was originally filmed in 2010, but due to a legal dispute between production companies, it was forced to sit on the shelves for 3 years before being released. It was written by Joss Whedon and Directed by Drew Goddard (The Martian) well before either became hollywood juggernauts. It's extremely well done.

Going back to the premise of this thread, for anyone who has seen Cabin in the Woods, there is a very clear background to the movie that should be explored and I would love to see.

Whedon wasnt exactly an indie film director before that

M.C. Swag said:

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Cabin in the Woods.

Going back to the premise of this thread, for anyone who has seen Cabin in the Woods, there is a very clear background to the movie that should be explored and I would love to see.

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How? The freakin' world ended!