I’m sure I echo the sentiments of many when expressing my enthusiasm for the magic that happens when characters from distinct movies or TV shows unite in extraordinary events. Take, for instance, the thrilling monster mash-ups starring Godzilla and King Kong, or the exciting crossover where Scooby-Doo and Mystery Inc. joined forces with Supernatural’s cast.
However, even though we’ve been treated to some amazing crossovers so far, I can’t help but yearn for more opportunities to see iconic big-screen or small-screen franchises come together on the same platform.
Here’s an attempt: “Imagine with me, dear friend, the fascinating blends of our favorite movies and TV shows. The possibilities are endless, and though I can’t guarantee these combinations would ever come to life, who says we shouldn’t indulge in a bit of imaginative escapism? After all, dreaming is free!
Toy Story And Small Soldiers
1995 marked the release of Pixar’s pioneering animation, Toy Story, which introduced us to a world inhabited by sentient toys. Three years afterwards, in 1998, came Small Soldiers, offering a similar perspective but with a grittier edge and a more realistic take. Watching Woody (Tom Hanks) and other seemingly innocent playthings encounter Major Chip Hazard (Tommy Lee Jones) and his AI-controlled, battle-ready action figures seems like an intriguingly twisted animated adventure, in my opinion.
The Office And Parks And Recreation
According to MovieWeb, creators Michael Schur and Greg Daniels originally planned Parks and Recreation as a spin-off from The Office. However, it eventually developed into its own unique and adored TV sitcom. It’s possible that characters like Michael Scott (Steve Carell) and his Dunder-Mifflin colleagues might intersect with Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) and other residents of Pawnee in a mockumentary-style special.
Drive And Fast And Furious
An illustrative instance of deceptive film advertising is the 2011 movie, “Drive,” a subtle, Neo-noir suspenseful tale, which one viewer mistakenly believed would be a fast-paced action thriller like the “Fast and Furious” series. This misconception led her to file a lawsuit, as reported by The Guardian. In essence, this situation presents an opportunity to cater to audience expectations by producing a film where Dom Toretto (played by Vin Diesel) and his team engage in a confrontation with Ryan Gosling’s character, the Driver.
Succession And Yellowstone
In 2018, Jesse Armstrong’s “Succession” and Taylor Sheridan’s “Yellowstone” were both introduced, leading to numerous comparisons between the two. Some people even referred to “Yellowstone” as “Succession, but with cowboy hats.” I imagine a joint special or miniseries featuring the ruthless and scheming Roys going head-to-head with the equally manipulative Duttons would be absolutely thrilling.
21 Jump Street And Men In Black
Among the proposed combinations shown here, some aren’t too far-fetched from being feasible. In reality, a movie titled MIB23 was once in development, which would’ve seen Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum), characters from 21 Jump Street, joining the Men in Black franchise world. Regrettably, these plans were canceled in 2019; however, I remain optimistic that this intriguing blend of sci-fi and comedy could come to life.
Poker Face And The Thing
Picture this: If the truth-sensing Charlie Cale (portrayed by Natasha Lyonne) from the Peacock original series Poker Face found herself confined with a cluster of individuals, some potentially disguised shape-shifting extraterrestrial beings like in the 1982 horror masterpiece, The Thing. She alone would possess the ability to distinguish the impostors, but the remaining group may be so riddled with suspicion that they struggle to trust her insights. I believe Rian Johnson should reach out to John Carpenter for a collaborative project!
Star Wars And Marvel Cinematic Universe
Enthusiastic about both the Star Wars films and Guardians of the Galaxy, I can’t help but imagine these cosmic heroes from the Marvel universe dropping into George Lucas’ galaxy, far, far away. Given that Disney owns both Marvel Studios and Lucasfilm, this interstellar adventure isn’t just a dream – it could become a reality, provided the timeline is carefully managed.
RoboCop And Terminator
The hybrid law enforcement device created by Omni Consumer Products, part human and part machine, has previously encountered Skynet’s lethal robots only in a comic book series by Frank Miller under Dark Horse Comics. It’s hard to comprehend why Hollywood hasn’t explored the idea of a film that brings together the protagonist from RoboCop with any of the antagonistic cyborgs from the Terminator franchise, given such intriguing potential for a clash.
James Bond And Jason Bourne
Movies starring Matt Damon as Jason Bourne are frequently credited with influencing the grittier style adopted by the James Bond series, particularly after Daniel Craig assumed the role of 007. Imagining a scenario where both characters – the American amnesiac assassin and the sophisticated MI6 agent – meet in a room (which would probably not survive the encounter) could result in one of the most thrilling spy films ever created.
Sherlock And Doctor Who
Two of the BBC’s top-rated shows, Sherlock and Doctor Who, share a common thread – they both feature a brilliant, stylish, and occasionally haughty lead character who is supported by a trustworthy sidekick. I can only imagine the excitement if these two characters were to team up! In an extraordinary turn of events, perhaps Sherlock, stumped by a case that challenges logic itself, finds unlikely aid from The Doctor in a special or miniseries.
DC Universe And Marvel Cinematic Universe
As a fan, I’ve often pondered about the possibility of the heads of DC Studios and Marvel Studios collaborating on a project that could potentially unite the iconic heroes from both universes on the big screen. Given James Gunn’s significant involvement in the Marvel Cinatic Universe (MCU), it seems plausible for him to reach out to Kevin Feige, discussing the potential of such a crossover. If this were to materialize, it might just result in the creation of the most epic superhero movie ever made.
John Wick And Kill Bill
In essence, though they exhibit distinct styles, the John Wick films and Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill duology share a common theme: both narratives revolve around two past masters of assassination, who after retiring, launch a vengeful crusade against those who wronged them. One might ponder if Keanu Reeves’ John Wick and Uma Thurman’s The Bride ever crossed paths in their lethal prime.
The Evil Dead And The Exorcist
In my idea, two well-known series featuring supernatural possession, “The Exorcist” and “Evil Dead”, which are remarkably distinct from each other, have a unique potential to intertwine. I envision a scenario where adult Regan MacNeill (Linda Blair), with her experience in demonic matters, is called upon for a fresh case. However, as things get chaotic, the only hope for resolution becomes Ash Williams (Bruce Campbell), the chainsaw-wielding Deadite hunter.
Inception And A Nightmare On Elm Street
In a roundabout way, Leonardo DiCaprio’s character Dom Cobb in Christopher Nolan’s Inception shares a profession similar to Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street. If you envision it, the exploits of his team delving into dreams would be exponentially harder if Robert Englund’s menacing, tormenting figure of Freddy were lurking within those same dreamscapes.
Alien, Predator, And Jurassic Park
It strikes me that the Alien vs. Predator series could have benefited from an addition: dinosaurs. Imagine these two fearsome beings locked in combat, but this time stranded on one of the dinosaur-filled islands seen in the Jurassic Park films. This setting could lead to one of the most thrilling installments for any of these franchises. The story wouldn’t necessarily require human characters; instead, witnessing the Predator and Xenomorphs being challenged by a T-Rex as a shared adversary would be captivating enough on its own.
Ghostbusters And Casper
It’s been established that both Casper and Ghostbusters inhabit the same universe, as Dan Aykroyd appeared as Ray Stantz in the 1995 live-action adaptation of Casper’s animated series. I think it’s safe to assume that if a run-in with some misunderstanding were to occur between them initially, Casper might still lend a hand to the ghost-fighting team when battling malicious spirits.
Mad Max And Dredd
Post-apocalyptic films offer a variety of captivating portrayals of what a dystopian world might be like. Imagine if the desolate landscape from George Miller’s Mad Max series lay on the other side of the now-dried up sea from the metropolis of Mega City One in Dredd. This scenario would open up a wealth of gritty, visually striking possibilities.
Blade And Twilight
Let me clarify one point: I’m not proposing that Marvel Comics’ vampire slayer, previously portrayed by Wesley Snipes in movies, should suddenly appear in the Twilight films for the sake of watching Edward (played by Robert Pattinson), Bella (Kristen Stewart), and the rest of the vampires meet a gruesome end. Instead, I believe introducing Blade could provide an opportunity for those who have been critical of the Twilight series, based on Stephanie Meyer’s YA novels, to appreciate the franchise a bit more.
Indiana Jones And Marvel Cinematic Universe
Given that Disney manages both Marvel Studios and Lucasfilm, it’s intriguing to consider if there has ever been a thought about incorporating a character like Indiana Jones into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). With Steve Rogers, also known as Captain America, and Indiana Jones being around during similar timeframes, and both being strong anti-fascists, they might have formed a powerful friendship. It’s unlikely that Harrison Ford’s role as Thunderbolt Ross in Captain America: Brave New World would create much confusion.
Monk And Psych
Previously, USA Network aired promotional segments featuring characters from different shows interacting, such as one where the eccentric detective Adrian Monk, portrayed by Tony Shalhoub in Monk, doubted that Shawn Spencer (James Roday Rodriguez) was genuinely psychic. I find myself longing for a genuine crossover episode, where we could enjoy a humorous exchange between the laid-back Shawn and the neurotic Adrian Monk, a pairing that might have found common ground with Gus (Dulé Hill).
Power Rangers And Godzilla
By merging their unique, beast-like machines into a colossal Megazord, the Power Rangers are capable of tackling a wide variety of strange creatures, big and small. This makes them potentially formidable adversaries against Godzilla. If I were to propose this crossover, the rangers would eventually team up with Godzilla himself when yet another titanic monster arises to create chaos in Angel Grove.
Bill & Ted And Wayne’s World
In a world where time-traveling duos are as rare as unicorn sightings, it’s hard to imagine Bill S. Preston Esq. (Alex Winter) and Ted “Theodore” Logan (Keanu Reeves) joining forces with Wayne Campbell (Mike Myers) and Garth Algar (Dana Carvey). Yet, considering their individual successes – Mike Myers and Dana Carvey still rocking the stage together on SNL sketches, and Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves teaming up once more for Bill & Ted Face the Music – perhaps such a collaboration isn’t entirely out of reach. After all, where there’s music, there’s a chance!
Dirty Harry And Death Wish
In my opinion, if there was ever a best unmade “Dirty Harry” film, it would feature Lt. Callahan, played by Clint Eastwood, investigating a serial killer who’s been taking down the most ruthless gangs in San Francisco. Interestingly enough, this murderer turns out to be none other than Paul Kersey from “Death Wish.” Over time, it seems likely that Harry would find himself unwittingly teaming up with Kersey, the vengeful avenger, as he grows to see their shared approach to justice as a fitting match for his own.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer And Sabrina The Teenage Witch
It’s too bad that there was never an attempt to create an official crossover episode for “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and “Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” which was led by Melissa Joan Hart, while they were still airing. The contrast in their supernatural coming-of-age series tones would have made their collaboration incredibly exciting.
Harry Potter And The Dresden Files
If you, a fan of the Harry Potter movies, have ever wanted to explore something with a more mature and grim tone, there’s another contemporary wizard character named Harry Dresden who might appeal to you. He appears on the SyFy series called The Dresden Files, played by Paul Blackthorne. I find it intriguing to imagine J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived, teaming up with Jim Butcher’s Chicago-based private investigator, Harry Dresden, to tackle a gruesome mystery that involves magical elements.
The Munsters And The Addams Family
It’s hard to believe that no one has ever tried to bring together the Munsters and the Addams Family, given they come from distinct networks and studios. I would gladly accept having actors from Rob Zombie’s reboot film join the cast of Netflix’s “Wednesday” for a single scene where these unique families share the screen at last.
It And Terrifier
In the realm of spine-tingling clown movies, there are no two antagonists more emblematic than Pennywise, hailing from “It,” and Art the Clown, originating from “Terrifier.” It’s hard to envision a horror enthusiast objecting to the prospect of uniting Bill Skarsgård’s morphing terror incarnate from Andy Muschietti’s hit adaptation of Stephen King’s novel with David Howard Thornton from Damien Leone’s grisly independent slashers, in a single, gruesome confrontation. This hypothetical encounter would undoubtedly leave a trail of blood and white face paint splatters on the screen.
Hocus Pocus And Trick ‘R Treat
In the beloved Disney film “Hocus Pocus” (1993), our young heroes find themselves in quite a predicament as they strive to vanquish the Sanderson Sisters, portrayed by Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker. One can’t help but ponder if the trickster Sam from the 2007 horror movie hit “Trick ‘r Treat” could have effortlessly thwarted these wicked enchantresses.
Hoarders And Storage Wars
place them in another A&E reality show titled ‘Storage Wars’. In this scenario, we could inform them that they must compete against seasoned collectors if they wish to retain ownership of their possessions.
Johnny English And The Pink Panther
Although Steve Martin’s portrayal of Inspector Jacques Clouseau in the Pink Panther reboot didn’t quite match Peter Sellers, I must admit that I found it amusing. Rowan Atkinson as a clumsy Bond-aspirant in the Johnny English films was equally entertaining to me. It’s intriguing to imagine these two comedic characters – the oblivious French detective and the accident-prone British spy – joining forces on a case, potentially creating a hilarious explosion (quite literally if real explosives are involved).
Sister Act And The Nun
Having seen Whoopi Goldberg’s award-winning performance in “Ghost”, I am fully convinced that a sequel to “Sister Act” featuring Deloris Wilson-Van Cartier battling against the habit-wearing demon Valak (Bonnie Aarons) from the “Conjuring” films would undoubtedly be hilarious.
Big Brother And Survivor
In simpler terms, if I were in charge at CBS, I’d mix up the contestants from the reality shows “Big Brother” and “Survivor”. I’d send the most well-known stars from “Big Brother” to a distant island, where we usually film “Survivor”, and vice versa, bringing “Survivor” champions into the “Big Brother” house. Let’s see how they’d adapt and compete in each other’s worlds!
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