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Early + double because I'll be away for a bit!

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What kind of things do you want to see more of? Different types of books, or film, or TV show, or video game, or whatever. What tropes and styles do you think there's not enough of? What would your ideal dream projects be that you would fund if you had a bazillion dollars to spend? What defunct genres do you want brought back?

Gay romance films where nobody dies at the goddamn end.

Or splits up for that matter. Happy, alive, and together, is that too much to ask?

Yes, give me. F/F or M/M, don't care. I want a nice slow burn romance where there isn't any big tragedy, just two people falling in love over time.

I want this so bad that it hurts. I think the last movie I saw that was kinda like this was Love, Simon, but that one had some issues too.

I'd literally kill for a non grimdark episodic space based SFF show. I do mean literally, Hollywood producers just greenlight the show and then send me a picture of who you are wanting offed.

Yes!

Historical Settings: I burn I pine I PERISH for the Gilded Age. I hope the HBO show gets a second season. I adore all the little, terrible rules that govern high society and how completely arbitrary it all is without a real nobility system. I love how petty they are (the Met was founded because Vanderbilt couldn't get a box at the Knickerbocker backed opera, etc) so no mater who loses they deserve it!

Genres: Romantic Fantasy with Dwarves as the beloved supernatural race. Also romance novels set in a zombie apocalypses. I've read two and they were a ton of fun.

DA
Seconding for Dwarf romance.

Queer sci-fi or fantasy movies.

I'll even take a low budget version.

- I crave more short male leads. I like short men.
- I crave more animated nightmares. There are so few full length animated films in the horror genre; plenty of spooky aesthetics but not enough scares. Also we need more R-rated animation in general.
- I crave more erotic thrillers written by women.
- I crave an Ancient Greece walking simulator with high production values and no battles. Just let me roam temples unhindered; puzzles are fine.
- I crave Middle Eastern-inspired dungeon synth music.
- I crave a merman novel with Ecco the Dolphin vibes as far as the narrative goes.

I'm assuming you know about the Cyrano de Bergerac musical movie adaptation with Peter Dinklage as Cyrano? --anon who loves the play and keeps making Cyrano secrets

Re: Kinds of Media You Want To See More Of

(Anonymous) - 2022-04-13 23:37 (UTC) - Expand

I would love more media where the woman in one of the canon pairings was taller than the man. There needs to be more of that.

(Anonymous) - 2022-04-14 00:23 (UTC) - Expand

- I crave an Ancient Greece walking simulator with high production values and no battles. Just let me roam temples unhindered; puzzles are fine.

You want the Assassin's Creed: Odyssey Discovery Tour

No fighting, just a guided walking tour of ancient greece where they present all their research. You don't even need to choose a tour to take, you can just roam around.

The Pushing Daisies aesthetic, where everything is colorful and brightly-lit and borderline twee, except there are murders & terrible secrets lurking beneath the candy-coated veneer.

just replace all this with "i want to see more of pushing daisies"

(Anonymous) - 2022-04-14 00:53 (UTC) - Expand

I would love a scifi or fantasy tv show that was like this. Just totally actually dark but with a veneer of happy, colorful, saccharine.

Femdom. Give me all the femdom. F/M or F/F (but only if the F/F is written by women).

Dark fantasy in the sense of dark worlds where awful things happen but with heroic characters (at least one or two) and a sense of hope

BDSM where the dynamics are switched up. Regardless of whether it is M/M, M/F, or F/F, I love it when the character you'd think would be dom (maybe they're the boss, maybe they're just more take charge in their regular life) is actually the sub and vice versa.

Also more of BDSM where the sub is more experienced, super enthusiastic, and is the one suggesting things to try. Just give me all the enthusiastic subs.

Fluffy fantasy TV series with a lot of greenery.

I'd also like more unrealistic angst in my books with a healthy dose of h/с. For it to start super angsty and end in flowers and roses.

I wanna see a faithful movie or miniseries adaptation of The Blue Castle, but I doubt that's ever gonna happen. If I had billions of dollars, I'd fund the hell out of it. In general, I just wanna see stuff that's more hopeful and happy.

Stuff with a pair of female leads. Like Rizzoli & Isles - having intense personal relationships and supporting each other and doing X Interesting Job together.

Have you watched 'Pretty Hard Cases'? It's sooo good, and the female leads are amazing!

More animated shows aimed at young adults/adults like "Infinity Train" or "Undone". Shows that tackle mature themes without being a comedy or overly graphic.

I'm not sure about wanting to see more of it, necessarily, but media dealing with parental abandonment where it's the mother who upped and left is something I don't see very often. I feel like it's usually the generic deadbeat, distant dad, and as someone whose mother vanished, cleaned out the bank accounts and left my dad to pick up the pieces and raise us, anything that pushes the idea of "a mother's love is unconditional/undying/mothers will always support their kids" makes me squirm a bit.

Stuff about older queer people who aren't conventionally attractive. You know, because we aren't all young and/or supermodels! ;)