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You can remake 1 franchise from the last 25 years

EverydayBeast

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What franchise would you redo from the last 25 years? I’ll start with Justice League.

First of all, I’m glad JL got some attention in 2017 away from the avengers but my point is where was green lantern? Hawk girl?

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The thanagars are a huge part of JL, moments at Wayne manor, stuff in space, tricky villains like Dr. Destiny etc. to me the 2017 film is more and more feeling like a Hollywood cash in.
 

poodaddy

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Megaman X. It's the greatest game series of all time, and it's been left to languish, and that's criminal. Reboot it.
 
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poodaddy

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Mega Man 11 was dope as fuck. It's not X, but still, some damn good Mega Man.
It's a great game for sure, but I'm an X guy through and through. I appreciate the classic series, have played through them, but that was almost as a more academic thing, like admiring the design of the games and the stage layouts. They're tight platformers, with outstanding second to second design, but the freedom of movement that the X series provides is really what made me fall in love with the series. I need a new X, I need it bad. Or hell, another ZX, as that was supposed to be a trilogy and they didn't finish it, so I'd be good with that.
 
It's a great game for sure, but I'm an X guy through and through. I appreciate the classic series, have played through them, but that was almost as a more academic thing, like admiring the design of the games and the stage layouts. They're tight platformers, with outstanding second to second design, but the freedom of movement that the X series provides is really what made me fall in love with the series. I need a new X, I need it bad. Or hell, another ZX, as that was supposed to be a trilogy and they didn't finish it, so I'd be good with that.
I dunno man it could have been called Mega Man X9 and I would have been cool with it. That said I want a sequel very badly. The fast forward/slowdown mechanic was such a great innovation and added so much to the gameplay. Mega Man is a series I'm very fond of. They are due for another installment.
 

poodaddy

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I dunno man it could have been called Mega Man X9 and I would have been cool with it. That said I want a sequel very badly. The fast forward/slowdown mechanic was such a great innovation and added so much to the gameplay. Mega Man is a series I'm very fond of. They are due for another installment.
Same here, for me it's the best platformer/shooter series of all time, and it's the best by quite a margin. Even the entries that weren't quite as good as they should have been were still pretty good games. The only game in the entire series that's legitimately awful is X7, other than that all the series are great. Zero might actually be the best of the whole bunch in terms of story and gameplay, and ZX feels a lot like the Zero series, so I think that'd be the logical place to sequel it, but I feel like Capcom only cares about the original series these days, which is kind of a bummer. Like I said, I like the originals, but once you get used to the movement of X it's tough to go back.
 
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Same here, for me it's the best platformer/shooter series of all time, and it's the best by quite a margin. Even the entries that weren't quite as good as they should have been were still pretty good games. The only game in the entire series that's legitimately awful is X7, other than that all the series are great. Zero might actually be the best of the whole bunch in terms of story and gameplay, and ZX feels a lot like the Zero series, so I think that'd be the logical place to sequel it, but I feel like Capcom only cares about the original series these days, which is kind of a bummer. Like I said, I like the originals, but once you get used to the movement of X it's tough to go back.
I play fighting games. I hate Zero.
 

JBat

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the Amazon Wheel of Time Show. Amazon rolled a nat 1 on that waste of money. could be so much more and it hurts
 

jason10mm

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It never even got to "franchise" level, but daaaaamn it had such promise...
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And another aborted relaunch, again with such promise, but just went so wrong
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But the biggest was this, turning it into an over produced, bloated travesty that probably kept us from getting stories from the Silmarillion for another 20 years
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DirtInUrEye

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Skull & Bones as a major Jack Aubrey Master & Commander style adventure. Command the HMS Surprise and take on the French and the Spanish in full naval combat including ship boarding. Fleshed out docking allows for on-foot trade and exploration across exotic regions of the globe. Release it offline 5 years ago.
 

Heimdall_Xtreme

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Friends starring Mr Beast, Paris Hilton, and the Shoe Doc as Chandler, Phoebe and Gunther.

Rest of cast tbc but you get the gist.
Guacala, how disgusting.... Not at all in the world. By the way, I hate Phoebe with all my soul.

I hate FRIENDS
 
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xrnzaaas

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Assassin's Creed deserves another shot at a movie. Just keep it 80%+ in historical times, feature some cool quiet assassinations and no idiotic scenes about recreating moves in the Animus.
 

Gp1

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I would make Masters and Commanders in a proper movie franchise even though the first movie is fantastic. Star wars Post Disney would be an easy answer.

Games?
Rainbow Six for sure.
Throw everything after the third game out of the window of a helicopter over the Colombian jungle.
 
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jason10mm

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I would make Masters and Commanders in a proper movie franchise even though the first movie is fantastic. Star wars Post Disney would be an easy answer.

Games?
Rainbow Six for sure.
Throw everything after the third game out of the window of a helicopter over the Colombian jungle.
Surely there is an abandoned theme park somewhere so we can really make that storyline in live action.
 

Ecotic

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The Matrix. The first one was so good, but it never had those truly great sequels that could have elevated the series into some lasting pop-culture phenomenon. The heavily-hyped, but really poor Enter the Matrix game probably hurt too.

Actually, and this is probably an unpopular opinion, but I think Keanu Reeves and Carrie Anne Moss were miscast (they're way too wooden, emotionless, and expressionless). I would recast the first movie too, to match how expressive Neo and Trinity were in those awesome storyboards that were produced for the movie.
 
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Soodanim

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The Matrix. The first one was so good, but it never had those truly great sequels that could have elevated the series into some lasting pop-culture phenomenon. The heavily-hyped, but really poor Enter the Matrix game probably hurt too.

Actually, and this is probably an unpopular opinion, but I think Keanu Reeves and Carrie Anne Moss were miscast (they're way too wooden, emotionless, and expressionless). I would recast the first movie too, to match how expressive Neo and Trinity were in those awesome storyboards that were produced for the movie.
Eww, this guy wants the Will Smith Matrix to exist
 

GeekyDad

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Can't think of anything from the last 25 years, but if you let me go back to the 70s, I can think of quite a few.
 
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