Next big Trilogy or saga?

Well go and watch the original Halloween! NOW! 🙂

Originally posted by CadoAngelus
i know they've already been rebooted, i mean the [b]franchises are being rebooted. Rob Zombie hadn't spoke until about a year ago about directing Halloween 2, and Friday 13th has only just come out on DVD (in England anyways).

And i didnt say H2O was the last of the series, i simply said it was the only of the original series that i've seen... [/B]

Your phrasing was just confusing - like, they were planning to reboot the reboot. I was just pointing out it's already happened and continuing.

Nothing decent Sci-Fi related has come out on the big screen in a while that wasn't already tied into a known franchise. In those cases, I'd hardly call new found success of established series the next big thing. Maybe that movie with *shudders* Keena Reeves could start a franchise. I'm not talking about The Matrix. I'm talking about Teh Day Teh Earth Stood Still.............

Although I wonder who would go see a sequel.

Originally posted by chipguy_okay
Nothing decent Sci-Fi related has come out on the big screen in a while that wasn't already tied into a known franchise. In those cases, I'd hardly call new found success of established series the next big thing. Maybe that movie with *shudders* Keena Reeves could start a franchise. I'm not talking about The Matrix. I'm talking about Teh Day Teh Earth Stood Still.............

Although I wonder who would go see a sequel.

ewwww...

a sequel to a movie that left nothing open...hmm, could be interesting. Sounds like what they did with The Mummy series, absolutely nothing left open for a sequel, but nevertheless and sequel there is, and a sequel to the sequel...

i hope they don't do that with The Day the Earth Stood Still

The first Day The Earth Stood Still remake was terrible, so I can't see that moving on...

I had hoped that Master And Commander would become the next big series, being that there are over twenty books based on the Jack Aubrey • Stephen Maturin adventures. But looks like a no-go.

Originally posted by Steak Knife
Those Philip Pullman novels , yo(His Dark Materials.)! They'll catch on, I know they will. The Golden Compass was underrated, ahead of it's time. They just have to go through and make The Subtle Knife, then The Amber Spyglass. If you build it, they will come, yo.

And hey, I might be right: http://www.slashfilm.com/2008/03/08/will-golden-compass-sequels-the-subtle-knife-and-the-amber-spyglass-be-greenlit/

"The Golden Compass" was pretty much everything you shouldn't do when adapting a classic book to film.