MOST LIKELY Valiant character to get a movie
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muzzsucker wrote:VALIANTsiren3-4 wrote:What were the differences?Daniel Jackson wrote:Funny thing is the version of Dr. Mirage Acclaim had in mind would probably make a better script.ibreakhorses wrote:Who on this board wouldn't?siren3-4 wrote:I would watch it.jedimarley wrote:Dr. Mirage.
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It's in the Valiant Art forum. Here's the thread, the art is gone. Maybe someone was smart enough to save the pics.
http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... 91&start=0
http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... 91&start=0
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If we were talking hypothetically establishment of a brand of movies (like DC and Marvel are doing now), then Shadowman seems the most obvious choice in terms of producing the requisite SFX and maybe not needing a Spidey/Supes level budget.
Now if we were talking TV, Timewalker is so obvious, or Geomancer (Clay I'm afraid).
Now if we were talking TV, Timewalker is so obvious, or Geomancer (Clay I'm afraid).
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Not necessarily, Derailed and Blown Away are 2 major Hollywood films that had a smaller movie with the exact same name.greg wrote: Shadowman was a movie last year with Steven Seagal. (I'm not kidding)
If VALIANT's Shadowman gets a movie, they may have to call it something else.![]()
Besides, how can they sue? Their lawyer would cost more that the entire flick.

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I'm sure that the five or six people that watched the Steven Seagull Shadowman movie won't mind Valiant using the title.....steverino wrote:Not necessarily, Derailed and Blown Away are 2 major Hollywood films that had a smaller movie with the exact same name.greg wrote: Shadowman was a movie last year with Steven Seagal. (I'm not kidding)
If VALIANT's Shadowman gets a movie, they may have to call it something else.![]()
Besides, how can they sue? Their lawyer would cost more that the entire flick.
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And there are two films called Crash, n'est ce pas?Daniel Jackson wrote:I'm sure that the five or six people that watched the Steven Seagull Shadowman movie won't mind VALIANT using the title.....steverino wrote:Not necessarily, Derailed and Blown Away are 2 major Hollywood films that had a smaller movie with the exact same name.greg wrote: Shadowman was a movie last year with Steven Seagal. (I'm not kidding)
If VALIANT's Shadowman gets a movie, they may have to call it something else.![]()
Besides, how can they sue? Their lawyer would cost more that the entire flick.
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Yeah, and both were strange movies.leonmallett wrote:And there are two films called Crash, n'est ce pas?Daniel Jackson wrote:I'm sure that the five or six people that watched the Steven Seagull Shadowman movie won't mind VALIANT using the title.....steverino wrote:Not necessarily, Derailed and Blown Away are 2 major Hollywood films that had a smaller movie with the exact same name.greg wrote: Shadowman was a movie last year with Steven Seagal. (I'm not kidding)
If VALIANT's Shadowman gets a movie, they may have to call it something else.![]()
Besides, how can they sue? Their lawyer would cost more that the entire flick.
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I would love that !!! Actually it could be about the Eternal brothers and their lives throughout History. Kind of like the Black Adder meets Die Hard.leonmallett wrote:Now that is a good idea.slym2none wrote:I dunno about a movie, but an Archer & Armstrong series (maybe on HBO or the like?) would be awesome...
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John Goodman would be Armstrong . . . . and I'm stuck . . . . I need more cast suggestions . . .