1. Film adaptation of Mark Adams "Turn Right at Machu Picchu". Essentially a story about the "discovery" of Machu Picchu, but with the tone conveyed by Mark Adams writing. Essentially a "The Men Who Stare at Goats" adaption of "true events", with Alan Tudyk and Sam Rockwell as the leads.

2. A movie based on the pitch given in "The Mummy" podcast, where a group of veteran heist-men stumble upon a secret museum ritual being done to keep the monster asleep, to later come and steal it and utilize him as their newest member. They really come to bond with the mummy over several heists, and decide to embark on their greatest mission yet - to sneak an undead indestructible monster out of the country and get it home, without getting caught. The Mummy would obviously be played by Doug Jones.

3. Marvel Studio's Black Panther, an exiled man's journey to transform himself into something greater in order to retake his kingdom, with breath-taking cinematography, gratuitous use of beautiful African scenery and solid well-choreographed combat. I basically really wanna see Black Panther get his time to shine before the bubble bursts.