I have three.
THE PRINCE OF EGYPT
I want this one the most.
BIG FISH
Would be great. Love the story.
NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Yay for Tim Burton.
Disney's Hercules (already a musical really)
Once Upon A Time In Mexioo
Pulp Fiction
Moulin Rouge!
Emperor's New Groove
Updated On: 7/9/05 at 09:10 PM
Road to El Dorado(Is that animated movie a musical already?)
The Prince of Egypt(I would so see that if Roger Bart was in it. Remember King David?) That's all I can think of now.
"Down With Love"
Good choice.
I think ORIGINAL SIN would make a great stage musical.
I've got a few:
When Harry Met Sally (I know it was a play in London)
My Best Friend's Wedding
Pretty Woman
Moulin Rouge
TOP GUN !
Just imagine that locker room and that beach volley dancing mumbers !!!
Updated On: 7/13/05 at 06:43 PM
There actually is a TOP GUN musical I believe.
For real ? I've never heard of that, but nothing surprises me anymore !
Under the Tuscan Sun.
Funny, sweet, romantic and contemporary UTTS is sort of a "Do I Hear A Waltz?" that could actually sing. And if you watch the movie, it's got the perfect number of principal and ensemble roles for a modern musical.
This is also a not perfect movie that could actually be improved upon with the transition to the stage.
Everybody go rent the DVD tomorrow. Diane Lane is so charming, and an old man who never says (sings ) a word sets just the right tone for this kind of fluff.
Updated On: 7/13/05 at 08:40 PM
High Anxiety
These requests to see "BatMan" on Broadway reminds me of an old Mad TV skit.
The did a parody of what "BatMan, The Musical" would look like on Broadway. They had Tommy Tune playing Batman, swinging around lampposts and singing, "I'm Batman!".
With Ben Vereen as Robin! It was hysterical, made even funnier with "clips from the documentary" of the rehearsals of the show. Wish I had recorded it...
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/27/05
DEEP THROAT
(you'd need a lot of vocalise-- maybe they could hire Adam Guettel)
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Ted Hunter, Cane, NH
Updated On: 7/13/05 at 11:39 PM
THE STEPFORD WIVES (The New Version)...this would be cool to see.
AMERICAN PIE
PORKYS........(this could really be a hit)
13 GOING ON 30...(come on now !!!!)
THE LONG WALK HOME..( This movie was good it had Whoopie Goldberg in is and Cissy Spacek.)
RIGOLETTO.....(I watched this movie when I was little)
Its actually a mini-series but NORTH AND SOUTH would be a AWESOME musical.
CLUELESS.
HOCUS POCUS...who wouldn't see this?
MY BOYFRIENDS BACK !!!!!!!
DEATH BECOMES HER.....this would be AWESOME
THE PRINCE OF EGYPT
NEMOS ANDVENTURES IN SLUMBERLAND.........this would cool to see live on stage
Understudy Joined: 2/1/05
Wasn't Liza Minelli in the SNL batman skit too? Or maybe there is more than one.
South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut!
I insist is the most brilliant movie musical in a loooong time.
Broadway Star Joined: 9/29/04
The cartoon movie ANASTASIA
TWO WORDS
MYRA BECKINRIDGE
i would die laughing!
Chorus Member Joined: 7/14/05
Kill Bill VOL I--They could make it like Galagher and hand out tarps and raincoats to the first few rows so they don't get their clothes dirty with prop blood!
Did Mommie Die
The Princess Diaries
LEGEND! That would be a good one!
Dawn of the Dead
Buffy the Vampire Slayer-a mix of the movie and the tv series
GLITTER was a good suggestion, but Mariah would have to still be in it. probably would be better than the movie
Mambo Kings... oh wait, they already did that and it got dusted. That's a shame.
I love some of the ideas people have on here! They are great, and I usually don't like movies turned musical. Would love to see some of the suggestions though
Glitter? I still have nightmare over that movie.
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/12/04
AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS. You know, the Billy Crystal/Catherine Zeta-Jones/John Cusack/Julia Roberts film.
Understudy Joined: 2/28/05
Moonstruck and Tim Burtons' Nightmare.. are good choices.
Liked your suggestions also Unmasked05
My suggestions:
Anne of Green Gables
Bowfinger (of course): Maybe Eddie can do Jiff again.
Twilight Zone episode about a man who died and thinks he's in heaven (because he wins at gambling all of the time) but he discovers at the end he's really in hell.
Updated On: 7/14/05 at 09:35 AM
Marjorie Morningstar
The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
American Psycho
Someone mentioned Paper Moon, which already was a musical w/ music by Larry Grossman. It was at Paper Mill with Gregory Harrison and in Philadelphia's Walnut St. Theater (where I saw it.)
It flopped and never made it to B'way, even though it had alot of potential.
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