About as much as this ?

I'd see that movie.

Great poster. Now.... just one "a" between "for" and "day", "millenia" without an "s" , and no "t" in produced" and it would be awesome!

EDIT: And yeah, I'd pay to see that, too.

Yeah, here's what happen when you're laughing your ass off too much while trying to put up something. That, and finding an appropriate font.

i'd watch the hell out of that movie . .

First film about ED/stone age horror hunting, sequel "Lethe-al Burnout" about an astral quest against The Enemy, starting with the assassination.

Most importantly who voices big D.

James Earl Jones, of course. I am sure there are enough voice clips that a reasonable facsimile can be created.

*groan*

The only horror here is the "punny" name.

Not trying to be a jerk, just hoping you will fix the picture... so I can copy it!

Sean Connery.

"The stars, runner. Look to the stars."

Done. Except I'm still not completely satisfied with the fonts, but that would be really take too much time.

Morgan Freeman.

On the other hand, the question is maybe not that much "Who would the production cast to voice Dunkelzahn in a movie?" than "Whose voice Dunkelzahn himself based his own on when he assumed human form?"

The answer would probably still be Morgan Freeman.

But then, after Dunkelzahn election, I think the Federal Electoral Commission would put a ban on campaigning with Morgan Freeman voice as unfair advantage.

Hold on!
Peter Cullen!
Or . .
Orson Welles!

Ah, no,they are both dead ._.

no, wait, Peter Cullen is still alive!



Aaah, Peter Cullen, the Voice of our childhood . .

You're all wrong. Everyone knows that Dunkelzahn's voice will be Holly Brighton

I could totally see one of the Great Dragons making the Horrors some kind of pop culture enemy, in the way that zombies are today. You don't really reveal their existence, so no huge panic, but plenty of people would be thinking up strategies on how to survive or beat the Horror apocalypse. A cheap way to get a lot of research done, and you could still have a select few knowledgeable folk who could work full time on solving it.

Thanks!

It's actually "millennia" or "millenniums". Two l's, two n's.

Shit! I didn't notice. So much for my line editing career.

4 or more eyes principle of correction at work.
more errata time for you!

It could just be my children's current obsession with the movie translation of a british fantasy novel, but what about Liam Neeson? As the voice of Big D, I mean. And Mady Moore as Holly Brighton. Maybe the newest Duchess of Cambridge as the Little D, for that extra "star" power?

+1

And somehow Rodney Dangerfield didn't make the cut. Neither did Chris Tucker or Eddie Murphy.

Hmm, how was the english voice work for Draco from Dragonheart the movie?

Sean Connery

Would be an Option too i think.

Hence:

Did not make the connection.

On a random note, I think Alan Rickman should voice Lofwyr.