Apocalyptic event where the only safe place is NYC.

Got one:

Virus outbreak in another country (like Ebola). Shows ravaged country. Overwhelmed physician in this small country decides he needs to do something drastic to save his people. Movie shows him working on something.

Virus comes to the USA, Germany, France, England, Japan. Multiple breakouts. Main protagonist is related to finding a cure. Initially just thought as pandemic, but later it was noticed that a pattern developed from this. cities hit initially all have top tier research/biotech facilities. Terrorism is suspected. Bioterror is suspected by the Chinese specifically since they managed to not have a single city hit by this while other countries are taking a hit. Political tensions rise. Sabers are rattled. Cure is found, but by then the virus has made its way to China and it starts killing millions of people. There is pressure initially to not share the cure since it was initially thought the be an attack but by them, but by then the protagonists in the movie has figured out what happened preventing WWIII. By this time a cure has been delivered to the original country saving it's people.

Turns out the physician from the beginning had plan all along was to intentionally spread the infection worldwide and faster from the original outbreak country since he knew that he could get a cure for his people faster by infecting places that were technologically advanced. The guys he had infected going to China didn't make it to their destinations and couldn't start the outbreak there.

Sort of like outbreak meets the sum of all fears when I'm reading it back but anyway if were sharing, here's mine.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Apocalyptic event where the only safe place is NYC.

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They made a this a game called The Division.

By passive aggressively ridiculing other posters, yeah I got it. You do seem to be jabbing at me and TC a lot in particular, as of late.

Take several Kurosawa films and mix them together - set the action in a neighboring galaxy in our time. And have the troops of the ruler who is putting down a rebellion armed with weapons with some form of targeting system. Doesn't have to be too advanced, but enough to hit a barn door. Slowly, but surely, the rulers crush the rebels.

Guy who sees his mom killed by some camp counselors, goes around in a hockey mask in the woods and stalks anyone that comes into his domain

Game of thrones trilogy:

Bran wakes up realizing all of season 8 was a really really bad dream. Trilogy picks up where the season 7 ends. I don't want to get into too many details but the plot blows everyone away and has an amazing ending. Wow

bearamedic99 said:

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JABQ04 said:

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Remake all of the classic Disney cartoons we grew up with into ****ty live action ones?

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What if I told you that a lot of them aren't live action but simply a different type of animation? /Morphius

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*I don't believe you gif*

Buckaroo Banzai Against the World Crime League

chipotle said:

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An all male cast version of Steel Magnolias....but action

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Very, very underrated movie idea. My wife wants to know who plays Weezer.

Rivers Cuomo.

I have always thought that Turney W. Leonard's story would make a good movie, following him from his time at A&M through to the battle at Kommerscheidt for which he was awarded the Medal of Honor. I started to write it at one point.

The story could utilize his Aggie Ring as an interesting way to break up the timeline and connect his story to the present day and what hit means to be an Aggie. For those that don't know his ring was returned by a German officer to the Leonard family and to A&M in 2000 while I was a student. The story always stuck with me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turney_W._Leonard

https://www.aggienetwork.com/media/guides/texas%20aggie/2014/a%20special%20aggie%20ring%20comes%20home%20from%20texas%20aggie%20mag%202001-01.pdf

https://www.aggienetwork.com/tribute/index/214-11/

Prequel to the redone Jumanji that came out a few years ago.

It focuses on the journey into the game that left the pilot stranded. In the original, he enters the game by himself. Some of this friends, trying to find clues to his disappearance, accidentally join him. They're his fellow
1990's teenagers, probably a motley lot like in the original, with the same actors in the game. Like, think Bravestone being the avatar for some grunge kid, still played by The Rock. Maybe the weaknesses mix up each time Jumanji is played, so they're different this time. I dunno.

Anyway, the process of how things work in the game is shortened, with the result that Seaplane thinks all of his fellow gamers have lost all three lives, but they were actually able to make it to the end and get out of the game. They try to figure out how to explain that they know Alex's fate, but realize no one would believe them, and they might even become suspects, so they hide the game at the school. The town is mourning the loss, with scenes alternating between that and:

We spend some time seeing Seaplane fail to advance in the game, and then begin to make a life for himself inside the game - finding the traps, knowing whom to trust, etc.

Then, a few "months" later (to him), the other avatars come back. He's a little confused, finally realizing that they're different people with the same avatars. We get a quickie version of the end game, and Seaplane gets returned home as Alex, much to the delight of his friends.

A Godzilla movie from the monster's point of view.

Remake Rocky, but this time Rocky is gay and struggles with coming out just ahead of the fight. Lead pipe lock for best mf'ing picture.