a show/movie that you were excited to watch, only to find out that it was canceled.

[OmegaPunch's icon OmegaPunch OmegaPunch]

This is a show/movie version of my thread "games that you were excited to play, only for them to get canceled."
Again, just like in that thread, I don't know if this type of thread already exists on this website but tell me anyways:
What's a show/movie that looked interesting to you and you were genuinely excited to watch, only to find out that it was canceled?

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I was really hoping for The Mask 2 to be released, but that got shelved quite fast.

I also wanted a Super Mario Bros Movie Part II, but that was never on the table.

 

[Glimbo]

Popeye died for The Emoji Movie.

 

[OmegaPunch's icon OmegaPunch OmegaPunch]

Popeye died for The Emoji Movie.

The Popeye Movie died so that The Emoji Movie could slip, fall down the stairs, and break all of it's bones.

 

[Prism_Red]

While there is no official announcement of cancelation as far as I know, I still want to see Machete Kills again IN SPACE.

 

[Darren kruger]

This is a show/movie version of my thread "games that you were excited to play, only for them to get canceled."
Again, just like in that thread, I don't know if this type of thread already exists on this website but tell me anyways:
What's a show/movie that looked interesting to you and you were genuinely excited to watch, only to find out that it was canceled?

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Ash vs the evil dead.
*Sigh* it was cancelled due to low ratings
Bruce Campbell claimed that it would be the last time playing the role of Ash
I wish it wasn't so but...hey this world is cruel

 

[Ian Naxieas]

Hmm, I don't have a good answer for this actually. I can't think of any cancelled movie or TV show I was hyped for. I've heard of plenty, but most of them were video game adaptations and it was probably for the best that those were strangled in the womb. x) Like the Shadow of the Colossus movie. It could have been surprisingly good, who knows, but I just don't feel like the kind of game SotC is lends itself well to a film. There's more dialogue in this fuckin' thread than in the whole game!

It's not quite in the same wheelhouse, but Firefly is one of the only close answers I can think of. I got into the show a couple years after Serenity was released. I loved the show, was supremely disappointed that it was a one season show that was cancelled instead of being made to be only one season. Serenity helped lessen the blow, but it still sucks hard. Police Squad! gave me similar feelings. Fucking brilliant show. It was only one short season, but at least it didn't have an overarching plot that was left hanging. It came back as The Naked Gun films, which were quality entertainment. Of course they are rebooting that series now. I do my best to be at least a little open minded with reboots, but I don't have a good feeling with this one. Hopefully I'm wrong.

 

[Strategist's icon Strategist Strategist]

Rome, Battlestar Galactica remake, Serenity.

 

[Tonberry]

Like the Shadow of the Colossus movie.

There were lifesigns of this movie two weeks ago.
I am currently traveling to the forbidden lands in order to slay the sixteen colossi so that my wish of the idea of making a SotC movie be erased from existence will be granted.

 

[Ian Naxieas]

There were lifesigns of this movie two weeks ago.
I am currently traveling to the forbidden lands in order to slay the sixteen colossi so that my wish of the idea of making a SotC movie be erased from existence will be granted.

You are doing the Lord's work, sir. Your sacrifice will be forever remembered.

Spoiler: Shadow of the Colossus Ending Spoilers

Or maybe it's more of a Babality than a sacrifice?

 

[Yousef]

Popeye died for The Emoji Movie.

Wow it looked like a lot of work wws done for it. Shame it’s now lost media.

 

[The_Thunderer1701]

This is a show/movie version of my thread "games that you were excited to play, only for them to get canceled."
Again, just like in that thread, I don't know if this type of thread already exists on this website but tell me anyways:
What's a show/movie that looked interesting to you and you were genuinely excited to watch, only to find out that it was canceled?

I really loved "The Person of Interest" show with Jim Caviezel. I thought it was doing great, but then, we got a short season 5 and it was over... so sad.

 

[Cu-Neo]

Tron Uprising

Disney didn't even end the first season as was intended, they only took the last episode that was made and used as the ending that's why the finale is so empty.

 

[tigg]

got into the TV Series Grimm during the next to last season just to discover they canceled it and the next season would be it's last. I was incredibly mad lol

 

[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

Henry Cavill’s Warhammer 40K on Amazon Prime got canceled before production even started.

 

[CyberAngel573]

Netflix's Inside Job.

 

[Glimbo]

Netflix's Inside Job.

Had to look this one up. Being headed by 2 Gravity Falls people, I would've been into it. Sucks to hear it got canned.

 

[Evaccaneer Doom]

I sometimes wonder what Sonic SatAM Season 3, a full continuation of Sonic Underground and the rest of Sonic's anime if they picked up OVA would've been like. Vaguely curious about that.

 

[BusyPaws]

The Lazarus Project ..
I discovered it about two weeks ago, got to the end of S2 and the setup for the next season was BRILLIANT. So I get all pumped and Google when S3 is coming and I find out that it isn’t returning for S3. They weren’t green lit.. The last time this happened to me was with Manifest, but that at least came back for a final season on Netflix to tie it all up.
Actually it happens too often when discovering a show for the first time now..

 

[rollobobo]

Definitely would have liked to see more seasons of Deadwood. That show was fantastic!

 

[ATenderLad]

It's amazing that it got a third season at all, but I'm feeling the sting of Warrior never coming back. The best fight scenes likely ever put in a TV format (though I know that's vague in the streaming era) mixed with a surprisingly scathing look at the racial politics of late 19th-century San Francisco. Each season had a spectacular "field trip" episode that dipped more heavily into Westerns than the rest of the show (and in one instance, Mortal Kombat), and it's rough knowing they went out unfinished.

 

[Cuestionador]

The Swamp Thing series by CW deserved at least a full season: