Re-Imagining The Smurfs

[tongodeon]

The last few years have seen a lot of old 70s and 80s franchises "re-imagined" for contemporary audiences. Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek, Transformers, Daniel Craig's James Bond, Christian Bale's Dark Knight, Warren Ellis's GI Joe:Resolute. New gritty stories where troubled heroes defend their people against dark, scary threats

Comments

[norabombay]

I have one word for you: Smurfing.

100 men and one woman, in a isolated town, running about shirtless.

It will make Yiffing seem tame in comparison.

Although Smurf/Furry wars would be pretty amusing.

[tongodeon]

I am not at liberty to talk about that show.

[flipsideghost]

'Schindler's List' meets 'Defiance'? One possible route is to step away from the metaphysical and give it a genocidal spin akin to ethnic purging

[jakeinhartsel]

Smurfs with a genocidal twist?

What next little miss muffet, eats the spider?

jake

[pacotelic]

Wasn't that M. Night Shylaman's "The Village"?

[jorm]

They should remake a dark, serious version of Thundarr the Barbarian.

[tongodeon]

There's actually been a lot of work on tests for a "Thundercats" remake but it keeps not happening.