Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan the Destroyer (1984)
Arnold Schwarzenegger was to star in this 90's historical epic set in the Middle Ages.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger was to star in this 90's historical epic set in the Middle Ages.
This sequel to the 1998 film pitted the one surviving baby dinosaur (now an adult with her own offspring) against a giant, bloodthirsty insect queen.
Stanley Kubrick wanted desperately to make a film detailing Napoleon's life, from birth to death.
This idea from Ridley Scott was to be similar to 'Alien'... only on a train. In the 90's, Stallone probably would've starred.
Spike Lee wrote a script for an unmade film about the baseball player, with Denzel Washington in mind for the title role.
The sequel, cancelled due to the first film's under-performance at the box office, reportedly had "twice as many genres."
Human-raptor hybrids are created to fight drug lords, but things go horribly wrong.
Described as "A romantic suspense thriller with espionage elements" based on a book and a true story.
Written partly by Dan Aykroyd, this sequel would have the Ghostbusters travelling to a hellish, alternate version of Manhattan.
Based on a H.P. Lovecraft story, Guillermo de Toro was prepared to direct this terrifying tale of a group of experts exploring Antarctica, starring Tom Cruise.
The earlier concepts for 'Frozen' featured an evil, blue-skinned version of Elsa.
Steven Spielberg was set to make this sci-fi/horror, which was in lieu of a sequel to 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind.' Unfortunately, it never came to fruition.
When J. Michael Straczynski's updated version of the script was leaked, James Cameron wanted to do a complete rewrite.
The late Dino de Laurentiis planned a "lavish" telling of the first book of the Bible, but it never came to be.
Stanley Kubrick intended to make an accurate Holocaust drama, but it kept getting pushed back and almost became a play, but nothing ever came of it.
This prequel was supposed to tell the life story of Magneto and his time in in the Auschwitz death camp. The project was halted when Ian McKellen wouldn't appear in the film.
James Cameron was to helm this quite different version of Spidey, featuring a Peter Parker in puberty, spying on Mary Jane while she was undressing... so basically a Peeping Tom.
This take on Green Lantern would've been a comedy film, with Jack Black in the title role.
A mid-90's Superman movie and Sean Penn was planned to play the Man of Steel. Over time, Nic Cage was re-cast, and the film would've also featured giant spiders, polar bears, and a robot. Wow.
Arnold Schwarzenegger was going to portray the comic book character, but his own political career got in the way, as well as the other projects of the crew.