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Barbie (Sony Pictures version)

Originally comedian Amy Schumer would be playing the role of Barbie in the barbie movie but she left the product due to disinterest. This version of the movie was written by Kim Caramele, and the movie was originally being directed by Hilary Winston Before Greta Gerwig took over the movie.

The film was also meant to be PG unlike the Warner Bros. version, which is PG-13.

## Plot

it is unknown what the plot would’ve been.

## Why It Was Cancelled

* The movie was cancelled due to creative differences.

## Results

* This version of the Barbie movie is permanently cancelled.
* The Barbie movie would later be released in July 21, 2023 under the Warner Bros company. but instead of Amy Schumer The character of Barbie was portrayed by Margot Robbie. And instead of Hilary Winston directing the movie, she was replaced by Greta Gerwig.

## References

* https://www.vulture.com/2023/06/amy-schumer-barbie-original-movie.html
* https://www.vulture.com/2016/12/amy-schumer-to-star-as-live-action-barbie.html
* https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/amy-schumer-talks-star-barbie-movie-sony-952279/
SB Remake Remake Bootleg

## First Batch of Ideas

* OCM Remake Remake - When Squidward discovers that Plankton family is going to a whale area, he tries to protect them without letting Plankton known of his presence!
* Squidward in Clarinetland Remake - Not sure of a plot, but will be interesting to remake such a strange episode.
* To Love a Patty Remake Remake - As the Krusty Krab discovers that their Krabby Patty has been patented, they try to do a PR Stunt to move the patent.
All the Money in the World (Kevin Spacey version)

**Note:** Please, do ***not*** add "Christopher Plummer died on February 5, 2021." on here, because this was **before** he died.

***All the Money in the World Was Originally To Cast Kevin Spacey*** is a 2017 American drama film. The film was directed by Ridley Scott Williams, late great Academy Award winner Christopher Plummer and Mark Wahlberg. Kevin Spacey was originally going to star in the cast as J. Paul Getty.

## Plot

The film is based on the true story of the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The scenes with Kevin Spacey as J. Paul Getty were removed and reshot with the late Christopher Plummer after he was accused of sexual misconduct.

## Results

* The film was permanently and completely reshot with Christopher Plummer taking over Kevin Spacey's role.
* After Christopher Plummer took over the role that was originally played by Kevin Spacey earned an Academy Award and BAFTA and a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his performance as J. Paul Getty.
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie 2

***Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie 2*** was a planned sequel to 2016's ***Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie*** and would have been the second film based on the television series.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. While the first film was a box office success and Jennifer Saunders felt the possibility of a sequel, she later confirmed in November 2016 she was done with the series.
2. Despite Saunders' choice to end the franchise. Series producer Jon Plowman tried to convince her to produce a prequel focusing on younger versions of their characters. He said in a interview We have talked for a few minutes about doing a prequel – how did they all meet and get together when they were much much younger.

## Result

* The series ended in 2016 and since then Saunders followed her statement.
Black Panther 2 (Chadwick Boseman version)

**Note:** Please, do **not** add "the studio blamed the COVID-19 pandemic", because the studio didn't blame the COVID-19 pandemic, and do not add "Chadwick Boseman had a possibility of being recreated by CGI or being recast", because it was a rumor and in the end it was denied. Also, please leave the cause of death **alone**. Please, do **not** add more details about his death!, Also, please do not state "Chadwick died of colorectal cancer." statement, because it is not needed.

In 2018 and D23 2019 after the success of the highly successful Marvel film *Black Panther*, it was announced that *Black Panther* would be getting a sequel. Production was about to start in 2020, but was delayed to March 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then was delayed again to July 2021 following the loss of Chadwick Boseman and his death also ended up causing the film's release date to be switched from May 6, 2022, July 8, 2022, and now November 11th, 2022 following his death.

## Plot

It would have been about T'Challa and his son meeting for first time after his dissapperance during Blip and catching up, but at the same time T'Challa would have needed to save the world.

## Cast

* Chadwick Boseman
* Letitia Wright
* Danai Gurira
* Martin Freeman
* Lupita Nyong'o
* Winston Duke
* Angela Bassett

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The COVID-19 pandemic affected the film's production.
2. Chadwick Boseman died on August 28, 2020 after a four year battle with colorectal cancer. On December 10th, 2020, during Disney Investor Day, Disney, Marvel and Kevin Feige announced they won't recast his role in the franchise with the sequel now be a spin-off sequel focusing on the world and supporting characters that were introduced in the first movie.
3. Chadwick's death caused the film to switch release date from May 6, 2022, July 8th, 2022, before it's final release date on November 11th, 2022, delaying filming from March 2021 to July 2021 and even causing Letitia Wright's character Shuri to be given a larger role in the sequel due to his death.

## Results

* The Chadwick Boseman version was permanently cancelled after his death on August 28, 2020.
* The *Black Panther* franchise has been left in jeopardy after losing Chadwick (outside of voice acting in his animated and gaming appearances) and his last role as Black Panther will be on the Disney+/Marvel animated show *What If...?* as confirmed by Kevin Feige.
* On February 1, 2021, Disney announced a Disney+/Marvel spin off series World of Wakanda focusing on the world of Wakanda with its supporting characters rather than T'Challa with Black Panther director Ryan Coogler developing the spin off series.
* The film was released in 2022 as *Black Panther: Wakanda Forever*. T'Challa dies off-screen at the start of the movie and appears in flashbacks after that. Thus, as promised, Shuri was given the role of the main protagonist and takes up the mantle of the Black Panther at the end of the movie.

## Reference

https://www.ign.com/articles/wakanda-tv-series-in-the-works-at-disney-plus-with-black-panther-director-ryan-coogler
Bride of Frankenstein (2019)

***Bride of Frankenstein*** was a planned 2019 reboot film for the Dark Universe.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. *The Mummy* from 2017 bombed at the box office and received negative reviews, which resulted future Universal Monster movies for the Dark Universe getting cancelled.

## Result

1. The film was permanently cancelled.
2. The Dark Universe was scrapped by Universal Pictures.
3. Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions decided to make stand-alone Universal Monster movies that are not part of a cinematic universe. *The Invisible Man* reboot was released in February 2020 to positive reviews, and the director confirmed that *The Invisible Man* (2020) is not part of any cinematic universe.
Blue Vision (former version of In Dreams)

A film is based on the novel *Doll's Eyes*, by Bari Wood. The project originated as a script titled *Blue Vision*, written by Bruce Robinson. Neil Jordan came aboard to direct the film as one of the first projects at DreamWorks, having worked with David Geffen on his previous three films.

Commenting on what the film's overarching theme was, Jordan stated: "I don't think the world behaves in a rational manner, but we all write about it and talk about it as if it does. I think that's what a lot of stories I've told have been about. How people try and make sense of their own lives with the tools available like logic and a sense of consequence, and these forces erupt into lives that make no sense."

## Results

* Jordan rewrote the script and re-titled it *In Dreams*.
Batman VS Superman (2004)

**Note:** Please, do not put "Wolfgang Petersen died in 2022.", because that was before he died!

***Batman Vs. Superman*** is a DC Comics film that was scheduled to be released in 2004 and was based on *Batman Beyond*. The film was written by Andrew Kevin Walker and Akiva Goldsman (who wrote *Batman Forever* and *Batman & Robin*) and was going to be directed by Wolfgang Petersen (who directed the 1997 film *Air Force One* and the first *Neverending Story*).

## Cast

* Colin Farrell as Bruce Wayne/Batman
* Jude Law as Superman/Clark Kent

## Plot

Lex Luthor manipulates a fight between Batman and Superman.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The cancellation reasons are currently unknown. The most likely reason is because the crew thought that the original draft of the script was poorly written.
2. Warner Brothers decided to do separate movies instead, whether it be sequels or standalone films.

## Result

* In 2016, Warner Bros. released *Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice* to the big screen and got mostly negative reviews from critics while audiences enjoyed it.

## References

1. ↑ THR Heat Vision - Before 'Batman Begins': Secret History of the Movies That Almost Got Made
Battle for Camp Object: The Movie

Battle for Camp Object: The Movie was set to be a adaption of the YouTube series “Battle for Camp Object”

## Plot

it would’ve followed the finalists going on a world treking adventure to find Camp Object with New Friends and Old Rivals

## Why it was cancelled

* Plushy didn’t want to make the series anymore as he had a new YouTube channel
* SavageWhatever2474 was fired because of false information. He was rehired and Plushy in Camping 4: The Final Nightmare is his first time

## Results

* The Movie (alongside with the series) is Permanently Cancelled
* Plushy started up Plushy Movies to make films based on his characters due to the cancellation of Battle for Camp Object: The Movie
Kairi's Grandma

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**Kairi's Grandma** (カイリのおばあちゃん, *Kairi no Obāchan*) is a resident of Radiant Garden, and the only one of Kairi's relatives that appears in the series. She appears in person in *Birth by Sleep*, and within Kairi's memories in *Kingdom Keymasters*. Both times, she is seen telling her granddaughter the story of light and darkness.

"*.*"

—Kairi's Grandma.

## Appearance & Biography

*Voice actor:* Kathryn Beaumont (English), Masako Ikeda (Japanese), Not Known (French), Not Known (Italian), Not Known (German), Not Known (Hungarian), Not Known (Finnish), Not Known (Korean), Not Known (Polish), Not Known (Romanian), Not Known (Russian), Not Known (Poland), Not Known (Serbian), Not Known (Swedish), Not Known (European Spanish), Not Known (Latin American Spanish), Not Known (Brazilian Portuguese), Not Known (European Portuguese)

### Appearance

Kairi's Grandma is a small, elderly woman with thick, grey hair tied into a bun. She is usually seen smiling pleasantly with her eyes closed, though the few times they are seen open, she is shown to have blue eyes like Kairi. She wears a sleeveless, purple dress with a white apron over it. She also wears a dark cloth tied around her neck (which was maroon in *Kingdom Keymasters* and grey in *Birth by Sleep*), and a white ring on her left ring finger.

* Hair Color: Gray
* Skin Color: Not Known
* Eye Color: Blue
* Age: Not Known
* Height: Not Known
* Weight: Not Known

## External links

* Kairi's Grandma *Kingdom Hearts Wiki, the Kingdom Hearts encyclopedia*
Batman Vs Godzilla

***Batman vs. Godzilla*** (*Battoman tai Gojira*, lit. *Batman Against Godzilla*) is a cancelled crossover film. It was scheduled for a release in 1966.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. People thought it would be strange for a superhero to fight a big monster, So it was clearly scrapped.

## Result

* In 1966, Toho released the film *Ebirah, Horror of the Deep*, also known in North America as *Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster*.

## Trivia

* It is likely the Batman in this film would be the Adam West version.
* It is unknown if DC Comics actually saw this idea or not.
City Slickers III

***City Slickers III*** was a planned sequel to *City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold*. It was supposed to be the third installment in the *City Slickers* film series which set a release date of 1997.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. *City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold* received negative reviews from critics, despite being a financial success.

## Results

* *City Slickers* remains as a duology.
* The third installment was ultimately cancelled.
Airman (planned film)

A film adaptation for the book utilizing motion-capture was announced in September 2008. It was set to be directed by Gil Kenan and produced by Robert Zemeckis through his joint venture with Walt Disney Pictures, ImageMovers Digital. In October 2009, Ann Peacock signed on as screenwriter. No further development has been reported.
Alice in Wonderland (1939)

***Alice in Wonderland*** was another attempted at making a film adaptation of Lewis Caroll's novel of the same name which was originally planned to be released in 1939, but it was scrapped as it was replaced with *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs*. The original pitch looked and played out very differently.

## Plot

The film opens with Alice on a riverbank. She eventually sees the White Rabbit and follows him down a hole leading to a massive void of gems, stars, and ferocious bats. She then meets the talking bottle, who offers to give Alice a drink of his magic, growing her and then shrinking her. When she shrinks, she is washed into Wonderland by her own tears. She is rescued by the Mouse, and then whisked off to the island of the Gryphon and Mock Turtle and participates in the Lobster Quadriddle. The Cheshire Cat then scares them all away, but befriends Alice in her hunt for The White Rabbit.

She visits a mad Tea Party that proves to become a fight for her life rather than an annoyance, as the Mad Hatter and March Hare try to slice her legs off.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. It would have been very dark for an animated film, as Wonderland's denizens were monstrous and brutal. The Mad Hatter and March Hare were going to slice off Alice's legs with scissors and knives, hostile birds and even Queen of Hearts is going to kill Alice with a realistic guillotine in the end. Hanging corpses, discarded skulls, and instruments of torture all feature.
2. Very hard to make it animated as it will cost too much money. The artwork was very grotesquely monstrous and detailed.

## Cast

* Cliff Edwards as Anthropomorphic "Drink Me" Bottle
* Rest unknown

## Result

* Disney finally released their new version of Alice in Wonderland, twelve years later, in 1951.
* Many years after as Tim Burton directed the 2010 live-action version, it used the dark-tone, it received mixed reviews, but was a box office success.
Bambi's Children

***Bambi's Children*** was a planned sequel to the 1942 animated Disney film *Bambi* and based on the book of the same name.

## Plot

The film would have dealt with Bambi's adult life and his relationship with his newfound family shortly after he becomes the new Great Prince of the Forest.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The most likely reason would be because *Bambi* did not perform very well due to being released during World War II. This ultimately cost its box office returns. Another reason could be because Walt Disney himself did not believe in producing sequels (though he was willing to make exceptions with some of his live-action films, like *Old Yeller*).

## Results

* While the film was never made, Dell Comics published a Walt Disney Productions comics adaptation in 1943.
* In 2006, a direct-to-video sequel, *Bambi II*, was released; however, this film serves as a midquel rather than a direct followup, as it chronicles Bambi's childhood and relationship with his father, the Great Prince of the Forest, who takes him in shortly after his mother is killed by hunters. Brian Pemental, who directed the midquel, intended to direct a third film focusing on Bambi's adulthood, but this was shelved when John Lasseter put an end to the company's direct-to-video sequel business.
Another Sister

***Another Sister*** was the proposed sequel to *The Other Sister* in 1999 by Mandeville Films & Touchstone Pictures. It would have been released somewhere in the 2000s.

## Plot

The plot would have taken place after the events of the first film.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Mandeville Films & Touchstone Pictures were too busy on making other films/movies.

## Result

* *The Other Sister* ended up being a stand alone film.
Cobra (reboot)

At the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, Sylvester Stallone revealed he had plans to reboot his 1986 action film *Cobra* as a streaming series, say "That (conceit) was what if Bruce Springsteen had a gun? That was rock n' roll meets drama. That should have been another franchise because that character was so cool. And I blew it. My personal life got in the way. But we're trying to bring it back as a streaming TV series. Bring out the zombie squad. I'm long gone, but the idea is really good." Later that year Stallone revealed to Fandango that "I'm talking with Robert Rodriguez right now about Cobra, which looks like that could happen," and that "It's basically his baby now."
Barbie as The Sleeping Beauty

***Barbie as The Sleeping Beauty*** has alleged to be either the first CGI film, or the 16th CGI film in the Barbie film series and would've adapted the third installment of Tchaikovsky's *The Sleeping Beauty* ballet into a *Barbie* film. It was supposed to be in place of either *Barbie in the Nutcracker*, predating it by a year, ***or*** *Barbie and The Musketeers*, which was announced in **2008** by Mattel and was released on September 15th **2009**.

***The movie has never been officially confirmed by Mattel***, existence of the film is highly possible, but is still speculative.

Dolls and a CD-ROM exist for the 1999 Barbie Sleeping Beauty doll line, but was not tagged to be a tie-in to any film. Though surfaced clips also used in the commercial could possibly be from a movie, and has been released as a short film to YouTube

Playsets and dolls **do** exist for a 2007-2008 release, but none were tagged to be tie-ins to any film, but can collaborate the idea of the movie.

Barbie® as Sleeping Beauty Tower Bedroom Playset - 2008

Sleeping Beauty Doll and Castle - 2007

Barbie® As Sleeping Beauty Musical Slumber™ Playset -2007

Sleeping Beauty Doll and Royal Horse and Carriage -2007

## Plot

Nothing is known of the plot, as the movie never went into production.

As it would be based off the Tchaikovsky's *The Sleeping Beauty*, it would follow a similar storyline.

## Why It Was Cancelled

* Disney currently has a trademark application pending with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, filed in March 13, 2007, for the name "Princess Aurora" that would cover all live and recorded movie, television, radio, stage, computer, Internet, news and photographic entertainment uses, except literature works of fiction and nonfiction, this caused controversy because "Princess Aurora" is also the name of the lead character in Tchaikovsky's ballet version of the story, from which Disney acquired some of the music for its animated 1959 film *Sleeping Beauty*. The move also could sink any movie about the ballet or that uses a scene of the ballet in another movie. This has caused Mattel to abandon and cancel Barbie as The Sleeping Beauty movie production.

## Results

* The film has never seen the light of day, and may never be released.
Cleopatra (film)

Fincher became attached to a new telling of the story of Cleopatra starring Angelina Jolie in March 2011. Fincher confirmed his involvement later that year, stating Eric Roth was working on the screenplay and that he wasn't looking to make it in a typical sword-and-sandal style. He left the project in August 2012.
Bohemian Rhapsody (Sacha Baron Cohen version)

After ***Bohemian Rhapsody*** was announced in 2010, Sacha Baron Cohen was to be cast as Freddie Mercury.

## Plot

The plot was going to be the same as the one that was released.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Sacha Baron Cohen left the project in 2013 due to creative differences with the producers

## Results

* The Sacha Baron Cohen version was cancelled.
* The film was released in 2018 and starred Rami Malek.
Androcles

*Modern Family* writer Stephen Lloyd along with Jonathan Ehrlich (who would go to work on *Hi Opie!*) and Ann Carli of *Crossroads* and *Fast Food Nation* pitched an idea for an animated film version of the famous Roman folktale of Androcles with new songs by Michael Jackson for Warner Bros.

## Plot

The atory would tell the tale of Androcles.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Production shut down after problems went on at Warner Bros. Feature Animation.
Batman III

Note: Please do not add "Robin Williams died on August 11, 2014". This was before his death.

## Batman 3 (Michael Keaton)

### Genre

Superhero
Action

### Starring

Michael Keaton
Robin Williams
Rene Russo
 Tommy Lee Jones

### Sequel

*N/A*

***Batman 3*** (also going to be marketed as "**B3**") was to be a 1995 superhero sequel 1992's Batman Returns. During the early development of the cancelled *Catwoman* spin-off, Tim Burton agreed to meet with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler to advise them before they wrote their first draft for new director Joel Schumacher. Michael Keaton was actively involved with the screenplay as well. Keaton disliked the Batchler's script and brought on Akiva Goldsman to make changes that reflected his hopes for the third outing.

## Plot

The premise was pretty much the same, with NygmaTech rivaling Wayne Industries. There were some big tonal and dialogue differences. Undoubtedly this would also require a very different visual design take for the movie, such as the H.R. Giger Batmobile. Rene Russo was actually cast as Dr. Meridian while Michael Keaton's negotiations were ongoing, as well as Tommy Lee Jones.

## Cast

* Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Robin Williams as Edward Nygma / The Riddler
* Tommy Lee Jones as Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Rene Russo as Dr. Chase Meridian
* Chris O'Donnell as Dick Grayson / Robin
* Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth
* Pat Hingle as Commissioner Jim Gordon

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Michael Keaton asked for too much money and too many demands of the screenplay and he did not care for Schumacher's vision.
2. Robin Williams refused to meet with Joel Schumacher after trying to call him for over a year
3. H.R. Giger's Batmobile was too complex for the art department to figure how construct in a timely manner (too expensive)

## Results

* Warner Brothers spend $30 million on both Michael Keaton and Robin Williams, and Val Kilmer stepped in the role of Batman, and Jim Carrey as The Riddler. Rene Russo was considered "too old" for Kilmer, and Nicole Kidman was cast as Chase Meridian.
* Michael Keaton got to appear as a revised version of his Batman in the 2023 *Flash* movie, a cinematic take on *Flashpoint*, opening the door for a Multiverse of possibilities for WB.
* DC Comics released its limited comic series, *Batman '89*, which is based on unused ideas from Sam Hamm with his *Batman II* script.
Chemical Pink

Fincher acquired the right to Katie Arnoldi's novel that took place in the bodybuilding world, with Art Linson producing and *Fight Club* novelist Chuck Palahniuk writing the screenplay. Fincher eventually exited the project, with Jonas Åkerlund taking over as director. The project would become dormant.
Cardboard

On September 2012, Fox Animation optioned graphic novelist Doug TenNapel's published Graphix novel Cardboard, with plans for actor Tobey Maguire's Material Pictures, Doug TenNapel and the Gotham Group to be executive producers for the film. Fox planned to have the picture developed under its WedgeWorks subsidiary. WedgeWorks director Chris Wedge (Ice Age) was producing, and considered directing the film as well. However, nothing new came out of it.

## Plot

Cam's down-and-out father gives him a cardboard box for his birthday and he knows it's the worst present ever. So to make the best of a bad situation, they bend the cardboard into a man-and to their astonishment, it comes magically to life. But the neighborhood bully, Marcus, warps the powerful cardboard into his own evil creations that threaten to destroy them all!
Inverted Big Bang

The Universe is both infinite and finite. Yes, it expands forever, but it gets super heavy. The Center of Existence™ gets so compressed, that some form of super black hole forms, and it grows faster than the expansion. And then the thing collapses.

Then, another Big Bang happens, and the cycle continues.

### How it works

Think of it as a reset. You've done so much in this world. It's your oldest world file, (about 3000 quantumillion years or so) and you've got nothing left to do with it. It's full to the brim.

Let's just start a new one. **Start from Scratch**.

Every time the Universe resets, something always changes. The Universe changes the presets it wants. Puts the default rules on a randomizer. So the Universe after 4 resets might be totally different than before. You might say it exists to serve as a loophole mechanic for fanfic writers.

## Trivia

* This event has been referenced for millennia by countless races and tribes.
* It has been called multiple things as well, in languages normal computers cannot comprehend. (This is my 5th computer, I don't want anymore.) One translates to "The Great Undoing."
* It is possible to manually activate this phenomenon. Murdering the Universe is quite a feat.
Bright 2

In the mid-to-late 2018's, a sequel for the 2017 action crime film *Bright* was reported to be in development by Overbrook Entertainment and Netflix.

However, production was revealed to be cancelled, along with the whole development shutting down on April 21, 2022. The first one to report this news was website What's On Netflix. See the info here.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Will Smith eventually struck Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars for controversy. He said he wanted his films due now and not sometime far because he has a overload of things to do.
2. There were many stressful scheduling conflicts.
3. David Ayer left the project as a director because he finally had enough of the amount of delays.

## Results

* The sequel for *Bright* was permanently cancelled.
* Besides this film's cancellation, some other Will Smith projects such as *Pole to Pole* and *Top Gun Maverick* were delayed in the same month the cancellation for the sequel was announced.
* *Bright* remained as one film.
Alien 5: Awakening

***Alien 5: Awakening*** was a planned film in the *Alien* series.

## Plot

The movie would have taken place about 30 years after *Aliens* and would have included an acid-scarred Hicks, Ellen Ripley and Newt as a grown woman. It would have ignored events of *Alien 3* and *Resurrection* and focus around what happened after *Aliens*.

## Production

In early 2015, it was confirmed that Neill Blomkamp would direct the fifth *Alien* film, which would act as a direct sequel to *Aliens*. Ridley Scott cancelled the film project in May 2017.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Ridley Scott and 20th Century Fox wanted to focus on *Alien: Covenant* and possible sequels to that film.
2. Neill Blonkamp went on to pursue other projects.

## Results

* The film was permanently cancelled.
* In 2004, *Alien Vs. Predator* was released which was panned by critics and was followed with a sequel in 2007 titled *Alien Vs. Predator* *Requiem* which also got panned. In 2012, *Prometheus* was released which was well received since it ignored events of both *AVP* films. In 2017, Fox released *Alien: Covenant* which got mixed reviews and was a box office disappointment. In March of 2019, Disney officially purchased Fox and now own the rights to both *Alien* and *Predator*. It is currently unknown when the next film will be made and or released, but it was confirmed that both the *Alien* and *Predator* franchises will still be rated R.
* *Alien* is going to get a television series on FX.

## References

1. ↑ Whatculture 18 October 2017 - 14 Announced Movies That Thankfully Got Cancelled
Celebrity Harvest

***Celebrity Harvest*** is the name of a cancelled animated film that was going to be about the virtual band Gorillaz, that ended up being scrapped on an early stage.

## Plot

One of the Gorillaz creators, Jamie Hewlett, mentioned that the film would document the 18 months since the band's debut, but with a grim denouement as it turns on an apocalyptic world. He and Cass Browne, the film's screenwriter, planned to place zombies and cannibals within an endless night where they all suffer from a desease caused by fame.

Through concept art by Jamie Hewlett, more details of the plot can be previewed. On one of these is of a ghost named Del, turning into an evil spirit after being exorcized. It is also shown that the Gorillaz fictional bassist, Murdoc, is chased by the cannibalistic members of a heavy metal band that he formed after leaving Gorillaz in that time. Many concepts and ideas from Celebrity Harvest were later implemented on the 2005 album Demon Days.

## Cast

* Nelson De Freitas as 2D
* Phil Cornwell as Murdoc Niccals
* Remi Kabaka Jr. as Russel Hobbs
* Haruka Kuroda as Noodle

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. During 2005, two years after its planned release, it was revealed on an interview of the magazine Trax that the film was scrapped. The film was made in association with the animation studio DreamWorks, who wanted to make a family-friendly movie. Hewlett did not agree with that and decided to cancel Celebrity Harvest because he was not satisfied enough with the film's plot.

## Results

* The film is permanently cancelled.
* Gorillaz is now working on another film with Netflix.
Child's Play (2010 remake)

*Child's Play* was a planned remake of the 1988 film that was supposed to come out, but it was never released (according to 3C Films on YouTube).

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The cancellation reasons are unknown, but it would be most likely due to the rights of the first film being owned by MGM, whom is currently in a sour relationship with Don Mancini, the creator of the franchise.

## Results

* The film was permanently cancelled.
* Eventually, *Child's Play* was rebooted in 2019, with Mark Hamill as the voice of Chucky.
Child's Play (original version)

Before the 1988 hit film *Child's Play* was created, creator Don Mancini had revealed that there was some prototype information of the film. Some names considered before *Child's Play* was the title, included *Blood Buddy* and *Batteries Not Included.*

## Plot

The original idea for Chucky was that he was part of Andy's complicated emotions instead of a toy possessed by serial killer Charles Lee Ray. Chucky's original name was Buddy. The original script also toyed with the audience a bit longer, making them wonder if Andy was the killer instead of Chucky. Chucky would have been hidden in mystery until act 3 of the film, where he says one-liners as he murders people including Maggie, Andy's teacher, and his mother Karen. While Andy is asleep, Chucky wreaks havoc. Chucky then finds out that if he kills Andy, then he will be asleep forever while Chucky will be immortal and alive all the time.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Steven Spielberg was already making a movie titled *Batteries Not Included*.
2. Hasbro’s 1985 My Buddy doll was made before the movie started filming, therefore changing the name of the doll to Chucky.

## Results

* Child's Play was released in 1988, and it was a smash hit, spawning amount of sequels, a reboot, and a TV show.

## Trivia

https://childsplay.fandom.com/wiki/Child%27s\_Play\_(Original\_Script)
17 Wishes

***17 Wishes*** was the proposed sequel to the 2010 unofficial Disney Channel Original Movie *16 Wishes*. It was announced in 2014 and since 2020, production began.

## Plot

The plot follows Abby as she and her friends celebrate her 17th birthday, with unexpected surprises around every corner.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Debbie Ryan was too busy to do a sequel.
2. *Jessie* ended in 2015.

## Result

* *16 Wishes* remains as a standalone film on Disney Channel.
* Nothing new came out for the sequel.
Citizen Siege

***Citizen Siege*** was a scrapped science fiction thriller CGI-animated film that was to be co-produced by Vanguard and video game developer Oddworld Inhabitants. The plot involves an expatriate who returns home to find that he has been repossessed, in a shady underhive-like world where a corporate government rules the continent. The film was originally scheduled to release in 2009, but the date was pushed back to an unknown date. As of 2023, there have been no recent developments regarding the film's production.

## Video Games

There were two *Citizen Siege* video games planned. The first of these is *Wage Wars*, intended to be released before the Citizen Siege film to support a ‘synergy’ between the two that had yet to be revealed. Wage Wars was to be an online game, and might have been digitally distributed. The second game had yet to be announced.

## Production

The concept of *Citizen Siege* pre‐dates that of Oddworld, and was one of the stories Lorne Lanning told Sherry McKenna to convince her to co‐found Oddworld Inhabitants. Like all of Lorne’s intellectual properties, ideas for cinematic and video game versions were developed in tandem.

By December 2004, Lorne was bringing Citizen Siege more to the forefront of his mind as he felt his politically edgy IP was appropriate to the current political climate of fear mongering and relinquishment of civil liberties. His plans were, against his wishes, published in an interview by *ComputerAndVideoGames*. Seeing that major studios were concentrating on making animated films family friendly, Lorne and Sherry initially tried to pitch Citizen Siege as an effects‐heavy, live‐action film that Lorne wouldn’t have directed, but were told this would cost an estimated $125 million to develop.

However, after pitching the CGI film *Pound Dog* to John Williams, Williams asked Lorne about Citizen Siege, talk of which had been circulating. Impressed by Lorne’s presentation, and recognizing the potential but completely untapped market for mature CGI films, Williams partnered Vanguard Animation with Lorne and Sherry to develop Citizen Siege at Vanguard’s Vancouver studio for an estimated $40 million.

Vanguard planned to raise funds with outside investment, including foreign pre‐sales. Shortly followed by a press release, Lorne publicly announced the development deal at the end of his keynote speech at *GameCity* in October 2006, in time for the *American Film Market* in early November. With the development deal made, Lorne started focusing on the videogame, but didn’t want to start searching for a publisher until a distribution deal for the film was secure. In September 2007, he said he would be starting actual production on *Wage Wars*. According to the *About* page of the Oddworld Website, the film was scrapped during the *economic downturn of 2008*.

1. ↑ Citizen Siege - the Oddworld Encyclopædia.
2. ↑ Video Game News & Reviews.
3. ↑ https://magogonthemarch.wordpress.com/meeting-lorne-sherry-2006/
Bobby's Girl

***Bobby's Girl*** is an unfinished animated film produced by Ralph Bakshi and John Kricfalusi. The film was supposed to be a parody of popular 80's teen films like *16 Candles* and *The Breakfast Club*.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Jeff Sagansky, the president of TriStar Pictures at the time, didn't accept Bakshi's offer of $150,000 for the film's production.
2. The new executives at TriStar didn't like the premise and ended up cutting off Bakshi's finances.

## Results

1. *Bobby's Girl* was reworked into a primetime series called *Suzy's in Love*.
2. The film was permanently cancelled and production was never complete.

## Gallery

Art by Lynne NaylorConcept art by Lynne NaylorLayout art by Jim SmithArt by John KricfalusiArt by John KricfalusiArt by John KricfalusiArt by Louise Zingarelli
Antiracist Baby

In 2021, it was announced that Netflix Animation would be making a feature-lengthed film based off the 2020 book *Antiracist Baby* by author and illustrator Ibram X. Kendi.

## Plot

The plot is simply set as "a film that proposes small steps to discussing racism, with the ultimate goal of teaching children to be antiracist".

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Ashley Lukashevsky said it was mainly cancelled due to "creative differences".
2. Netflix Animation had a massive decline in subscribers, with 200,000 people cancelling their subscriptions and the loss of 2% of their workforce. Which led LOTS of upcoming animation series' and films getting cancelled at the studio.
3. Kendi himself has generated controversy for past statements about white people. These included him branding republicans for the "party of white supremacy", he wrote that GOP has used "dog whistles" to brand itself as the "party of parents" as a myth, claimed "harbor white supremacists" despite them leading the "greatest domestic terrorist threat of the time" with the Jan. 6 at the capitol, and even made fun of Amy Coney Barrett for being a white colonizer to Supreme Court Justice who used her two adopted white Haitian children as "props" in lifelong denials.

## Results

* The film was permanently cancelled.
* Other Netflix projects, such as an animated show for the fantasy dragon book series *Wings of Fire* and a film based off the Adam Kline book *With Kind Regards From Kindergarten* were cancelled the same day this film was cancelled.

## References

1. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10835643/Netflix-cancels-Antiracist-Baby-aimed-preschoolers.html
Land of Embers and Eclipse

**Consorts**
  **Denizen**
  **Game session(s)**
  **Music**

The **Land of Embers and Eclipse**, abbreviated as LOEAE, is Roe Chen's planet in the post-scratch session, and is one of the main four planets of the session. The planet shares themes with the rest of the sessions' planets of video game references.
Captain America 4 (Chris Evans version)

Captain America 4 was a cancelled movie that was set to be the 4th film in the MCU Captain America Film Series

## Why it was cancelled

1. Captain America died offscreen in between *Endgame* and *Far From Home*.

## Results

* The Chris Evans version of *Captain America 4* is permanently cancelled.
* A *Captain America 4* focusing on Sam Wilson (Falcon) titled *Captain America: Brave New World* is set to release February 14, 2025.
Betty of the Jungle

In 1995, animator Bill Kopp (creator of Fox Kids' *Eek! the Cat*) pitched an idea for an original adult animated film called *Betty of the Jungle*, in which he describes it as a "sexy *George of the Jungle*".

## Plot

It would have been about jungle warrior woman Betty (set to be voiced by Loni Anderson) and her gun-caring poodle (set to be voiced by Bruce Willis) who battle evil to protect their jungle village.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. 20th Century Fox spent all their money on *Anastasia* and Bill had to work on *The Shnookums* and *Meat Funny Cartoon Show* for Disney.
2. They didn't approve of the animation tests and concept art.

## Result

* *Betty of the Jungle* was permanently cancelled.
Alma

In October 2010, it was announced that a film adaptation of the animated short Alma was in development with the short's director Rodrigo Blaas slated to direct and Guillermo del Toro was to serve as executive producer. In November 2011, it was reported that the studio has hired Megan Holley, a writer of Sunshine Cleaning, to write a script. Del Toro, who is also helping with the story and the design work, said in June 2012 that the film was in visual development.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Dreamworks was busy working on *Rise of the Guardians* at that time.
2. Considering the source material, the film may have been too scary for children

## Results

* As of 2022, no updates of the film have been announced.

1. ↑ Alma
Big Bug Man

***Big Bug Mas*** was a cancelled and unreleased 2000s American animated movie that was going to star Brendan Fraser and the late Marlon Brando.

## Plot

Howard Kind is a candy factory worker. After being bitten by many bugs, he turns into a superhero known as Big Bug Man. Rest of the plot is unknown

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. Marlon Brando died on July 1, 2004 due to respiratory failure while the movie was in production. (Possibly)
2. According to Youtuber All Things Lost, the movie never made it past its storyboard phase.

## Results

* The film's release year was pushed to 2006, then 2007, 2008, and on and on until its release date became unknown.
* The film was permanently cancelled.

## Gallery

Characters from the movieMrs. Sour, Marlon Brando's character
## Video

Big Bug ManNews piece regarding Brando's involvement in the movie.
Avengers: Infinity War (Joss Whedon version)

Before the Russo Brothers were hired to make *Avengers: Infinity War*, Joss Whedon (director of the first two *Avengers* films) was asked to direct.

## Plot

It was probably going to be same as the version we got.

## Why It Was Cancelled

* Joss Whedon turned down the offer to direct.

## Result

* Joss Whedon didn't direct *Infinity War*.
* Russo Brothers *Infinity War* was released on April 27th 2018.
* *Infinity War* became a commercial and critical success.
Blair Witch 3 (original version)

***Blair Witch 3*** was a proposed sequel in Daniel Myrick's *Blair Witch* franchise. It would've been released by Artisan Entertainment and Vertigo Entertainment on February 24, 2002.

## Plot

The plot is unknown, although it was supposed to take place after the events of *Blair Witch 2*. Production started around Spring 2001. Filming started around Summer 2001.

## Why It Was Cancelled

* In Fall 2001, Artisan Entertainment suffered low financing and budget cuts, which Lionsgate folded the entire company.

## Results

1. The Ring had been the 1st film already produced by Vertigo Entertainment.
2. In 2009, Liongate created a newer version of the project released on September 16, 2016 which it took 7 years to complete the film. Filming took place in Spring 2015.
Code Lyoko (film)

***Code Lyoko*** was a planned CGI animated film based on Code Lyoko. The film was to be directed by Jérôme Mouscade.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The budget to make the film was very high.
2. The only main reason right now is that MoonScoop Group Bankruptcy in 2014 following the fact that this and Tituef Le Film 2 were cancelled due to the Bankruptcy.

## Result

* The film was permanently cancelled.
* *Code Lyoko* is currently a TV franchise and the franchise ended after *Code Lyoko: Evolution*.
Coiny: Battle for Bedrock Island (1st version of Coiny: Shattered Worlds)

***Coiny, Battle for Bedrock Island*** was an animated film based on the BFDI character of the same name that was meant to release in 2021 on YouTube

## Plot

Coiny’s friend, Dime, would be revived and her and Coiny would travel to an island and would help the Natives fight back against an evil demigod

## Cast

TooManyObjects as Dime

Plushy Plays RBLX A Lot as Coiny

## Why It was Cancelled

* Plushy was on vacation and couldn’t record his lines for the flim

## Results

* Coiny: Battle for Bedrock Island was permanently cancelled
* a version of the film with an different plot and new character called Coiny: Shattered Worlds is scheduled to release on the Plushy Animations channel on May 5th, 2023
A Tin Toy Christmas

***A Tin Toy Christmas*** is an unproduced television special from Pixar, which would have been the follow-up to *Tin Toy*.

## Plot

Tinny being one of a set of tin toys in the 1940s that performed music, but is put away in storage because he didn't sell very well. After being asleep for many years, he finally wakes up in the present time and finds himself in a huge megastore during Christmas. Tinny then goes on a search to find his old friends, along the way meeting a ventriloquist's dummy and a junkman.

## Production

After the success of *Tin Toy*, Pixar started doing commercials for television and by 1989 started planning the idea for a holiday special, with the hopes of working their way up to making a feature film (which is what Ed Catmull dreamed of one day doing). However, it turned out that they didn't have the budget to get it made because the network they pitched it to wouldn't give them enough money. After the idea was shelved for two years, John Lasseter took it out again and began expanding it to feature length when Pixar was hired by Disney to make for them an animated feature, which ended up evolving into *Toy Story*. When the story was being re-worked into the storyline for *Toy Story*, Tinny's role was replaced with that of Buzz Lightyear, and the ventriloquist's dummy character became Woody. There was also a penguin character that ended up being used in *Toy Story 2* as Wheezy, and a bear that became Lotso in *Toy Story 3* (as stated in the official movie magazine for *Toy Story 3*).

## Trivia

* Some elements of *A Tin Toy Christmas* still found their way into *Toy Story* and *Toy Story 2*:
	+ The ending of *Toy Story* takes place on Christmas.
	+ Tinny being put in storage became a concept used for Jessie.

1. ↑ The Pixar TV special you never got to see, "A Tin Toy Christmas"
2. ↑ Tin Toy (1988) - Pixar Short FilmYouTube · vson85 minutes, 2 secondsJul 2, 2017
10,000 BC (Columbia Pictures version)

***10,000 BC*** was a film planned to be distributed by Columbia Pictures.

## Why It Was Cancelled

1. The project was greenlit by Columbia Pictures until they dropped the project and was picked up by Warner Bros. after Sony's absence.

## Result

* The Columbia Pictures version was cancelled.
* Warner Bros. released *10,000 BC* on March 7, 2008 to negative reviews, but the film was a box office success.
Chanticleer and Reynard

***Chanticleer and Reynard*** was a planned Disney film about a rooster named Chanticller and a fox named Reynard.

## Why it was cancelled

1. The two characters were going to be in a feature film seperately after plans failed in the earlier attempts to bring them in a film together.

## Result

* The original story was permanently cancelled.
* The story of Chanticleer and Reynard was later adapted in the 1991 Don Bluth film *Rock-A-Doodle*, which was a critical and commercial failure.
Amulet (film)

In November 2015, 20th Century Fox acquired the rights to produce a movie based on Kazu Kibuishi's book series of the same name, which was previously in development under Warner Bros.

## Plot

The plot for the film would be the same as the novel.

## Why It Was Cancelled

* Kazu Kibuishi confirmed on Twitter in a reply that the movie was cancelled and the film rights had lapsed back to him.

## Result

* *Amulet* remains as a book series, with no film adaptation announcements until when Warner Bros. Animation will be making the new theatrical film adaptation with two new filmmakers: Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff (the directors of "The Lion King") in 2024, released along with "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim" and "The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie".