That Silent Hill game Hideo Kojima and Guillermo Tel Toro were working on before Kojima and Konami split. That demo was fantastic and... man, I'm making myself sad again. Why can't we have nice things?
I'd have added "The Two Doctors" to that. Attack of the Cybermen and Vengeance on Varos are a bit of a mixed bag for me, especially as Vengeance on Varos is criticising violent TV. Doing it well, "And cut it...now" was brilliant, "What are we going to do?" "Dunno" was brilliant, Sil was brilliant, but being a gratuitously violent show while trying to condemn gratuitously violent shows doesn't work so much.09philj said:but Attack of the Cybermen, Vengence on Varos, and Revelation of the Daleks are hidden gems.
It would have been so fun! The teasers and trailers looked great!PsychedelicDiamond said:That Silent Hill game Hideo Kojima and Guillermo Tel Toro were working on before Kojima and Konami split. That demo was fantastic and... man, I'm making myself sad again. Why can't we have nice things?
Boop, here ya go! [http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1spq9at]Drathnoxis said:It's obvious the series is dead in the water now, despite no official statement from the creator.
necromanzer52 said:Guillermo Del Toro's version of The Hobbit. It fell apart after 18 months of pre-production. Instead, we got 3 movies I'd rather not talk about.
I sometimes lie awake at night, wondering what might have been.
Or his "In the Mountains of Madness" movie. Or third Hellboy. This man really has bad luck when it comes to this stuff.PsychedelicDiamond said:That Silent Hill game Hideo Kojima and Guillermo Tel Toro were working on before Kojima and Konami split. That demo was fantastic and... man, I'm making myself sad again. Why can't we have nice things?
Yeah, I've read that a year ago. But it says:Elvis Starburst said:Boop, here ya go! [http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1spq9at]Drathnoxis said:It's obvious the series is dead in the water now, despite no official statement from the creator.
I was sad to see that happen. I was excited for the revival as well. But, I'll always remember SMBZ fondly.
Which clearly is different from 'never gonna happen'.A lot of people have been asking on a near daily basis about when the next episode of SMBZ will be coming out. And the answer to that is a whole hearted...
I don't know...
...
Fact is, SMBZ is the least of my priorities at this time. But rest assured, I have not forgotten about it.
Faaaaaaiiiiiirrrrr, buuut... I'm not really holding my breath. Unless there's a huge turn-around, I don't imagine it'll happen. If it does, it probably won't be for a long timeDrathnoxis said:Snip
He also, from what I have read on his website etc, got full backing from games workshop!Silentpony said:The Lord Inquisitor, Sadly cancelled due to being cancelled. Best animation I've ever see in the 40k Universe. It was supposed to have Inquisitors hunting down Alpha Legion with the help of Grey Knights...alas and alack.
Something about it just rings off to me. Full backing from GW, with the rumors say a rewrite of the script with Dan Abnett and the Black Library voice actors, yet he doesn't have the resources? There's a hundred animators who would do this for free out of love for 40k, 1000 who could be hired using a kickstarter or gofundme, 10,000 if GW put some money behind it.carlsberg export said:He also, from what I have read on his website etc, got full backing from games workshop!Silentpony said:The Lord Inquisitor, Sadly cancelled due to being cancelled. Best animation I've ever see in the 40k Universe. It was supposed to have Inquisitors hunting down Alpha Legion with the help of Grey Knights...alas and alack.
saw in one of his recent videos that he just doesn't have the resources to finish it.
There was once an English TV show called about Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun moving next door to a Jewish couple. This probably sounds like a high-tension drama, but was actually a sitcom. It was called "Heil Honey, I'm Home!". Now, while this premise could have been hilarious, it would have been deeply insensitive and insulting, so the show was canceled after a single episode, an impressively short run.Major Tom said:Babylon 5: Crusade.
I was actually thinking about this show when I was writing the OP. Too bad executive meddling made the second season far worse than the first.Recusant said:-The Critic. Think of what Family Guy would be if they dropped the crudity but kept the relatability, lost the hostility but kept the bite, and kept the rapid-fire change-of-reference-frame jokes, but made them actually funny (consistently) and often actually clever. Then it gets canceled after the second season and its final episode is a clip show.