List of unproduced Colin Entertainment Ltd. projects

This is a list of unmade and unreleased animated projects by Colin Entertainment Ltd, and Colin Animation. Some of these films were, or still are, in development limbo/or scrapped. These also include the co-productions the studio collaborated with in the past
== The 2000s ==
Series 	Title 	Description
The Wild Forest/Direct-to-video film	The Wild Forest 2: Farm's Most Wanted	in 2004, it was reported the directors of the previous film called "The Wild Forest", Jacob Navin and Finley Small are directing/doing a sequel film-related to the previous film, Concept arts shown at his' website with Audrel LaRoque and Doug LaRoque producing the film, Nothing came out but it was scrapped.
Feature-film 	21 Jump Street 	in August 2004, it was reported, Stephen J. Cannell at the talks with Colin Entertainment to develop a rated-R live-action film called "21 Jump Street", with either Matthew Chaudhary producing the film, the film was canceled because later moved with Original Film and Columbia Pictures in the release.
Feature-film 	Daddy, Don't Leave! 	in 2005, it was reported the creators of Bill Nye The Science Guy, James McKenna, and Erren Gottlieb is developing a computer-animated film called Daddy, Don't Leave, with Derek Drymon writing the film, Matthew Chaudhary screenwriting the film, and after all, there nothing came out of nowhere but it was canceled because the script was scrapped.
Feature-film 	Where the Wild Things Are 	in 2005, it was reported, Matthew Chaudhary and Jacob Navin (The Slikk) are developing a traditional/hand-drawn film based on Maurice Sendak's 1963 children's book of the same name, but it was canceled because it later moved with Warner Bros.
Feature-film 	Scott Pilgrim vs. The World 	in 2006, it was reported Doug Sweetland and Edgar Wright with the talks with Colin Animation Ltd. to develop a hybrid/live-action film based on the graphic novel series by Bryan Lee O'Malley, at 2009, there nothing came out but it was canceled because of it later moved to Universal Studios and it later redirected the project into a TV series adaptation, it was produced by Titmouse Inc., and Big Talk Pictures, Colin Entertainment/Animation, it broadcasted in Channel 4, and CITV, Cartoon Network.
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