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Disney's Sherlock Holmes (1995)
Think of this as being in the same vein as the '93 "Three Musketeers" movie. Imagine a world where Disney continued remaking classic stories like that all throughout the 90's. The casting for these movies should be similar to "The Three Musketeers", the lead roles mainly consisting of decently big name American character actors, where as the rest of the cast would more accurately portray the source material.
Pure (Disney+ original movie)
Pure is a dirt bike racing video game released in 2008 by Black Rock studios in collaboration with Disney, despite the game's success Disney has never done anything more with the property.
1980s X-Men film series
Imagine a world where due to the success of the 1978 Superman movie starring Christopher and Reeve and Gene Hackman, 20th century fox was given the green light to partner with marvel comics and make a trilogy of movies based on the X-Men.
Star Trek TOS modern cast
For almost 60 years Star Trek has been a big part of pop culture that is still going strong today.
Live Action Ratatouille
Ratatouille has been one of my favorite films since I was a child and I am under the firm belief it would translate beautifully into live action.
X-men
The X-men movies made by fox have taken some of the best superheroes of all time and completely ruined them making them unfocused, boring, and even at times legitimately unlikable though for the most part and by the looks of it the MCU won't do any better
Justice league
The dceu has a great cast with Henry Cavill as superman and ben Affleck as batman but unfortunately the movie suck so if we want good DC movies a new cinematic universe would have to be made which sadly means a new cast
Live action rwby
Rwby is a hit internet series about four girls who train to become warriors but soon find out that their in way over their heads and before they know it friends are dead, stuff is blowing up, and everything they thought they knew about their world was wrong. If you haven't seen it yet go do so now, the whole series is free on roosterteeth.com
