In the machine-dominated future of 2029, a human rebel gains access to the Skynet computer’s Time Displacement Equipment and sends herself into the past on a desperate mission to kill officer Alex Murphy, a.k.a. Oh, and something you might have heard of called Sin City, as well as Batman: The Dark Knight Returns ) used to do writing for Robocop comics way back in the day, and among those was the killer team-up of Robocop Vs. No small secret that even though I’ve never seen Robocop, I’ve been into the Terminator movies, and still thought that what I’ve seen(and played) of Robocop has been pretty cool.Īs it happens, Frank Miller(who wrote the latter two Robocop movies, but had otherwise limited involvement. I’m still holding out hope for the crossover that would round things out nicely, and fill the niche I want: Robocop Versus Terminator. Alien movies were never quite my thing, but I did like Predator and its sequel. And even though fans have complained that it mucked with the continuity of both franchises, it did well enough that a sequel is on the way next year. Next came a revival of a conflict from the 90s which spawned some games, comics, and such. Rumors persist of a sequel, though Sam Raimi has said that Ash won’t play a part as many had hoped. I’m not adverse to seeing it, but even if I never do, I don’t think I’ll be bothered. I’ve never been big into horror movies, so that one didn’t really get my blood pumping.
Last I heard, that one was in “development hell,” though I’ve also heard that maybe after the new Batman and Superman movies make some headway…
One of the earlier projects was going to be a World’s Finest movie, teaming up both Batman and Superman. Recently, movies have started to cash in on the trend. Back in the 90s, crossovers were kind of a big thing, at least in comic books(though games were not immune, Battletoads/Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team, anyone?).
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