I would only want a Little Shop remake just for the unhappy ending, plus I'd like to see how technology would make Audrey II look. And I totally support Zach Braff as Seymour, with Kristin Bell as Audrey!
110 in the Shade (with Audra) Curtains (a Clue-like romp) Follies Into the Woods Ragtime Anything Goes The Times They Are A-Changin and although not a Musical - Journey's End I think would translate beautifully to the big screen.
After seeing the posts about Parade, I can actually envision the movie in my head. And it's glorious.
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I'd really like to see Aida come to the big screen, as well as a Little Shop remake (with the original ending...).
Wicked would be cool, and Spring Awakening might be interesting. On the same page, I think Bare: A Pop Opera would make a great movie if done correctly.
I might be in the minority here, but I'd love a Rocky Horror remake, even just to get people excited about it again.
Oh, and maybe a re-do of A Chorus Line that doesn't suck?
Unfortunately I don't think Avenue Q could translate well. I'd rather it just be recorded.
Miss Saigon Into the Woods - I can see this done in the style of Big Fish (also Burton). Cabaret - Sam Mendez would have to direct with Alan Cumming Wicked Aida - Can you see a Disney TV movie like Annie and Cinderella? Sunset Blvd - Let me have this one dream.
Remake of movie musicals: Phantom of the Opera - This should have been much better the 1st time through. A Little Night Music - Brilliant on stage, but a snoozer on film. A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum - The film was awful, it demands a 2nd chance. They should use the sets from HBO's Rome.
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