Post by Martin Stett on Jan 2, 2019 0:28:06 GMT
I saw a commercial for Glass right now, and that gave me the idea: what if several directors got together and made interrelated movies featuring original characters (in whatever genre).
By this I mean that, say, Shyamalan is making a superhero franchise. In comes Park Chan-wook creating his own character to put in the franchise ( revenge drama about a man experimented on by evil mustache twirling scientists to become an aquatic shapeshifter that feeds on living flesh). And to top it off, a quirky crime comedy about super con artists directed by the Coen brothers. These are then brought together for a big Avengers style narrative directed by Gaspar Noe in his Hollywood debut, stringing together these many characters into one world-threatening crisis.
But why does it need to be superheroes anyway? If I could get a Black Swan related universe of cutthroat ballet dancers, I'd be okay with that too.
By this I mean that, say, Shyamalan is making a superhero franchise. In comes Park Chan-wook creating his own character to put in the franchise ( revenge drama about a man experimented on by evil mustache twirling scientists to become an aquatic shapeshifter that feeds on living flesh). And to top it off, a quirky crime comedy about super con artists directed by the Coen brothers. These are then brought together for a big Avengers style narrative directed by Gaspar Noe in his Hollywood debut, stringing together these many characters into one world-threatening crisis.
But why does it need to be superheroes anyway? If I could get a Black Swan related universe of cutthroat ballet dancers, I'd be okay with that too.
