A Lost movie... hmmm...I'd love to see a LOST movie! And I'm going watching Friday Night Lights on netflix currently. A new movie for that is in the works right now.
"No! They weren't in purgatory! That was a red herring... the REAL end will be in the movie!"
I'm sure that's what the fanbase would like to hear. I'm glad I never got into that show. Seeing such a screw you of an ending would have made me really mad. I wanted to get into it and watch it and all... but I'm glad I didn't. That's why no one watched genre shows for the longest time... the endings are unsatisfying.
yeah... The whole thing would be about Bugs feeling really bad for Daffy, and it would be all based on the Bugs?daffy relationship... we see Daffy break down and realize he was just fooling himself and getting depressed (slightly comedically at first, then emotionally) and Bugs would bring the whole gang back together for Daffy's sake. It has to be better than that live action mumbo jumbo WB's planning... and they're going to go through with it because Yogi was a surprise hit... I can't believe I contributed 6 bucks to that. I feel dirty and I feel a bad Bugs Bunny movie would be partially my fault for not having the patience to wait the extra hour to see Tangled!Sounds like that'd be a fun movie and I've got a great reveal for Daffy!
Open on a wide shot of a bookstore with a long line in front of it. In the front window, there is a poster touting Daffy's new autobiography, Succeeding in Pictures (Why I Did And You Can't), with a notice that he's there for a book signing. The picture shows Daffy wearing a smoking jacket and cheesy grin. It is quite obviously slapped over another poster.
Fade to a medium shot of Daffy, wearing the same grin and jacket, with a stack of books next to him and piles of different colered books behind him. There is a doddering old woman heaping praise on him as he smugly signs her copy, though it's quickly revealed that she's only doing it because she believes he's Bugs.
Pull out to reveal that Daffy is sitting at a table next to a cardboard cutout of Bugs and pile of his biography, Working for Carrots.
Later, we see Daffy waltzing down the street and into the most run-down apartment building you've ever seen as though he's walking a red carpet. He passes by the open room of the building super.
"Hey, Duckniro," he says, "Your rent's late."
"Peasants," Daffy spits disdainfully.