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Hell, why fuck around? Just bust Alejandro Jodorowsky's ass out of whatever crazy shit he's doing now to write and direct it. He'd have no trouble with the pants-shitting and the incest and the all-around crazy of Chris's life, it would be completely un-understandable by normies and would just gross them out as much as The Holy Mountain or El Topo ever did.I'd be happy to star as Chris, but I'd have to shave my neckbeard off, and lose about 100 pounds to match his slender girlish figure.
Anyway, I'd like to see someone like Christopher Nolan or Guillermo del Toro direct it, as you'd need someone like them to accurately represent the surreal world that Chris lives in, being something between reality and mind-numbing fantasy. If you don't have the sensation that you're tripping balls while watching it, it's not an accurate representation of Chris's life.
I always thought there would be some awesome Napoleon Dynamite/Little Miss Sunshine type quirky indie film, with Chris' trip to the airport to meet Myamoto as the centrepoint - I would have had him Bob and Barb all sat there in Mario hats (or a fictional stand in) on the poster and trailer, with the conclusion being that con appearance where everybody adored him. Someone like Jonah Hill (in "Cyrus" mode") as Chris. But now I don't wanna see a Chris movie. It's too dark. The tonal lurch from quirky humor to dark end ...I dunno, maybe it would be like Goodfellas or something.
EDIT - it never even occured to me to have an animated Sonichu. I always just imagined him talking to his sculptures/medals. But yeah that's a masterstroke! American Splendor is a pretty good idea of how it would be done.
Seconding Del Toro. I'd pay double the entrance fee to see Sonichu's Labyrinth.I'd be happy to star as Chris, but I'd have to shave my neckbeard off, and lose about 100 pounds to match his slender girlish figure.
Anyway, I'd like to see someone like Christopher Nolan or Guillermo del Toro direct it, as you'd need someone like them to accurately represent the surreal world that Chris lives in, being something between reality and mind-numbing fantasy. If you don't have the sensation that you're tripping balls while watching it, it's not an accurate representation of Chris's life.
Shia LeBoeuf. And he goes full method.James Franco or Jared Leto, who better to play an insufferable autist than a richer, thinner insufferable autist?
Can't we just enjoy Chris' demise for a bit?So, with The Chris Chan Show reaching what seems to be its final season, it seems inevitable that someone will pick up his life story and turn it into a movie. The internet will probably get to it first, but I can easily see an actual studio picking it up and making a crummy made for TV movie, and possibly remaking it into a big budget film in a few years or so.
Hell, there will probably be several movies made about him. I can see at least two likely ways a film about Chris could go:
1. An apologetic film made by social justice warriors that paints Chris as a sympathetic figure driven to madness by evil trolls.
2. A movie that acts as a cautionary tale of one man's decent into madness, driven entirely by his own poor choices while interacting with trolls.
Chances are, both versions of his story will be made eventually.
Given the vast cast of characters in Chris's story, what actors should be cast in the various roles, like Bob, Clyde Cash, Mary Lee Walsh, or the voice of Sonichu? Maybe Null should have a cameo?
And which events or Sagas are the most important for telling his story?