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People did a spiritual Rocky/Raging Bull crossover with Grudge Match, I want one about the stuff I'm really into.

Again it's just an idea, but I imagined McDowell's politician being the narrator of the movie just like in A Clockwork Orange and maybe after an introduction scene that shows the escape of Hopkins' Lecter stand-in (who isn't cannibalistic but is still really good at killing people with his bare hands and teeth) we get the introduction of McDowell's character sipping milk while the camera pulls back, goes out of his suite and we see the New Brutalist architecture of the totalitarian city he rules.
Then we cut to Hopkins' character disguising himself as an old drunken guy to attract a group of hooligans that behave similar to the Droogs and who attempt to do the thing Alex and his friends did to the drunk hobo, but he murders the shit out of them and steals their money.

As the story goes on it's revealed that this serial killer was the most difficult subject the politician has followed, they couldn't figure out any psychological weakness, every try to hypnotize or induce a reactionary control had failed, that man cannot be tamed. By all means he should've been executed and be done with it, but the politician felt he was too unique to be thrown away, and instead decided to lock him up in solitary confinement inside a tiny maximum security cell for 13 years... and not even that drives him nuts or psychologically breaks him.
Over the years, he has become a legend. To some, even an inspirational figure for being someone who didn't get brainwashed (the irony of the politician being also a guy who secretly recovered from the brainwash he was subjected to) from a dreaded murderer everyone wanted dead, to a figure to look up to. So for the serial killer it is not too hard to get allies and make his way to get revenge. Or something like that.

Don't care if it's good or bad, even if it would receive a backlash online just by being announced... I just kinda wanna see this happen.
I also want Christopher Lloyd to have a small role, he's also a guy who says yes to anything for a paycheck. And I mean anything.

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UPDATE

Or you know what? I'll make it more easy: don't make this a movie... but at LEAST make it a fake trailer.
You know like those fake trailers for Death Proof and Planet Terror? There, do it for this concept and I'll be satisfied.

Maybe it can be used as a satire of how desperate some soft reboots that cash-in on nostalgia and brand recognition have gotten.

Description
People did a spiritual Rocky/Raging Bull crossover with Grudge Match, I want one about the stuff I'm really into.

Again it's just an idea, but I imagined McDowell's politician being the narrator of the movie just like in A Clockwork Orange and maybe after an introduction scene that shows the escape of Hopkins' Lecter stand-in (who isn't cannibalistic but is still really good at killing people with his bare hands and teeth) we get the introduction of McDowell's character sipping milk while the camera pulls back, goes out of his suite and we see the New Brutalist architecture of the totalitarian city he rules.
Then we cut to Hopkins' character disguising himself as an old drunken guy to attract a group of hooligans that behave similar to the Droogs and who attempt to do the thing Alex and his friends did to the drunk hobo, but he murders the shit out of them and steals their money.

As the story goes on it's revealed that this serial killer was the most difficult subject the politician has followed, they couldn't figure out any psychological weakness, every try to hypnotize or induce a reactionary control had failed, that man cannot be tamed. By all means he should've been executed and be done with it, but the politician felt he was too unique to be thrown away, and instead decided to lock him up in solitary confinement inside a tiny maximum security cell for 13 years... and not even that drives him nuts or psychologically breaks him.
Over the years, he has become a legend. To some, even an inspirational figure for being someone who didn't get brainwashed (the irony of the politician being also a guy who secretly recovered from the brainwash he was subjected to) from a dreaded murderer everyone wanted dead, to a figure to look up to. So for the serial killer it is not too hard to get allies and make his way to get revenge. Or something like that.

Don't care if it's good or bad, even if it would receive a backlash online just by being announced... I just kinda wanna see this happen.
I also want Christopher Lloyd to have a small role, he's also a guy who says yes to anything for a paycheck. And I mean anything.

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UPDATE

Or you know what? I'll make it more easy: don't make this a movie... but at LEAST make it a fake trailer.
You know like those fake trailers for Death Proof and Planet Terror? There, do it for this concept and I'll be satisfied.

Maybe it can be used as a satire of how desperate some soft reboots that cash-in on nostalgia and brand recognition have gotten.