Unleash your inner Alfred Hitchcock!
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An adventure movie set in an imaginary kingdom during the 19th century, in "The Prisoner of Zenda" style!
I'd like to do a Wes Anderson-esque movie in stop motion. Maybe an adventure story to find lost love or a buddy comedy but with a dog and a cat. Something that visually amazing but also heartwarming and can make you chuckle. A Burmese Mountain Dog paired with a short-haired calico...unlikely friends leaving the city life in search of their owners who got lost while hiking. Meeting lots of other animals along the way and learning about the wild. I'd like it to have lots of references to books or movies...like things they saw on tv with Bear Grylls or heard their person speak about when reading Into The Wild etc. They'd find their respective persons who would have been camped out together in the forest, injured, waiting for help. I don't want the story to focus on the people, that's just a sub-plot. The main plot would be the adventure and each animal overcoming a fear of their own.
If not, then definitely an action-comedy in the style of Edgar Wright....probably starring Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Martin Freeman....Dylan Moran if he's available. Lol
Ohhh. Yes! I recently read a book called Of Fire and Ash by Gillian Bronte Adams and I think it would be an EPIC movie. It's like LoTR's Riders of Rohan mixed with The Scorpio Races. It's got a strong female MC, chunky unicorn war-horses, slow-burn romance, reluctant royalty, lots of scenes with fire (the MC literally rides a fire-breathing horse) and a ton of angst.
Urbain Le Verrier ! He’s an space scientist (i don’t know the english word for it sorry) in the 1800’s where he calculated the existence and exact placement of neptune using only math. In the endgame, he was only 1° off.
It would be about a girl who was born blind and abandoned by her royal parents, and despite that grew up to be able to see in other ways like heat signatures and know pretty much what everyone was thinking.
She would use a bow and arrow and hang out with massive black crows that help her with her various missions.
And she would be able to learn everything and have an incredible memory.
I think maybe a TV series, actually.
A bit jumbled, sorry.
my four years in the marine corps as a woman. 1982-1986. different way of thinking back then.
