Cancelled movies/alternate cuts discussion thread.

One film I dont see barely any disscusion on is "Time: the 4th Dimension" it was going to be an educational 45 minute long movie about the fourth dimension that was meant to release sometime around 2012 or 2014 in IMAX theatres, starring Christopher Lloyd and Deep Roy, but was left unfinished and then cancelled for some reason. I find it suprising to see a film with very prominent actors, and we have like no footage from it at all, just behind the scenes stills, very strange stuff.

I mean, the same outcome happened with Batgirl (No footage, just scenes, stills, and behind-the-scenes footage, no actual camera footage). 

Also, I never heard of the “4th dimension”. I don’t want to get too off-topic, so I’ll just search that up later. 

Havent seen these before, they could be new stuff

www.rappler.com/entertainment/movies/only-in-hollywood-josh-dela-cruz-hopes-blues-big-city-adventure-2-philippines/

This article mentions Josh de la Cruz wanting a sequel to Blue's Big City Adventure that takes place in the Philippines, but it's been over a year since the article was published and there's been no announcement of a sequel in development. Meanwhile a sequel to the sequel of the Paw Patrol movie was announced within a month of The Mighty Movie's premiere...
Since Paramount Plus removed Blue's Clues & You!, as much as I want a sequel to the Blue's Clues movie (technically the first movie was Blue's Big Musical Movie, and the series finale Meet Blue's Baby Brother was described as a "movie event" according to iTunes despite not quite being feature length. There's also Bluestock and Numbers, Colors, Shapes, and Blue! movies on iTunes but they're just episode compilations), I guess I should be doubtful of it happening...

Even though I like Paw Patrol, Nick Jr.'s decision to have it take over the network makes me like it less. Apart from the feature films I mostly just watched the first 3 seasons. 

Edit: maybe Meet Blue's Baby Brother could still be considered a movie? the Daniel Tiger's Neighbourhood movies (labeled as "movie" and not "full episode") on the PBS Kids app are all under 1 hour.