Superheroes and Supervillains

[Copperfox]

Bitterness, anger-- and a selfish fear of losing his undeserved authority.

 

[jasmine tarkheena]

I actually had a vision of a buddy cop film with Rishda and Ginger, that goes like, "One guy's a smooth talking cat, the other guy's an manipulative noble man."

I even had a vision of a buddy cop film with Tirian and Jewel, that goes like, "One guy's a brave unicorn, the other guy's the King of Narnia."

 

[EveningStar]

I once jokingly suggested a version of LWW titled, "Oh, Wardrobe!" A musical romp through war, death, and resurrection with 10 original songs by Peter Schickele.

 

[Copperfox]

Everything by Peter Schickele is great. I loved his no-joking music score for the sci-fi movie "Silent Running."

 

[ShastaoftheNineRealms]

Whatever you're talking abot, Mr.T is King.

The A Team would be very interesting traveling around meeting other teams/characters. Imagine The A Team just meeting King Cold, not even fighting him, just meeting and talking about/to him.

 

[Copperfox]

There are superhero franchises, like "Watchmen," in which heroes are unique and remarkable WITHOUT superhuman powers. In fact, Mexican cinema has provided MANY films in which masked wrestlers defeat powerful villains purely by Batman-like athleticism and cleverness.

Imagine the A-Team crossing paths with, for instance, a modern version of the Magnificent Seven.

 

[ShastaoftheNineRealms]

Or the Hateful Eight.