Full House Movie?

[Libby Chessler]

Maybe they could position both pieces of the Wedding episode and Fuller House together as 1, spacious TV movie.

[Summerlandluver09]

I think it would be nice to see a Full House movie. I would love if they did one right now. It would be great to see what would of happened to them all in their full house characters.

[fullhouseforever]

Maybe they could position both pieces of the Wedding episode and Fuller House together as 1, spacious TV movie.

I'd want them to be all focused on a similar plot.  I guess it works in the way that Jesse and Becky were then newlyweds and planned on moving out, but I think there were a few episodes in between.  It might be able to work, but I probably just can't envision it.  I'm not a fan of Fuller House anyways so that doesn't help.

[Left Turn]

I voted yah maybe because it depends when it takes place and the plot of it because Full House has thrown out some pretty weird plots and I wouldn't care for a movie with one of those plots

My sentiments exactly.

Come to think of it, the episode The Wedding could have made a good made for TV movie.

Sounds horrible.

Maybe they could position both pieces of the Wedding episode and Fuller House together as 1, spacious TV movie.

Still sounds horrible. I just don't think the tv movie idea is very good.

[fullhouseforever]

I would probably see a TV movie fitting in line more with the show.  The big screen seems just that: big.  But it would have to be well done.  It couldn't have the quality of some other TV movies.  I'm still skeptical on the whole thing actually.

Does anyone else remember the fake advertisement of a FH movie (I think)?

[Alexa]

I disagree leftturn. I think that would have made a good movie. Them actually getting into more detail, and more things going on would have been cool.

[BL]

Yeah... I mean, if they did a big screen movie, how would they advertise it? Some big bombastic announcer talking about the FH characters would be pretty weird, and at the same time just some playful twentysomething announcer talking over the FH theme song would be unusual for a big screen movie.

[Libby Chessler]

Yeah, not to mention...what would be more popular? A big screen movie or a TV movie? What would people perfer if FH were to have a "movie."

[fullhouseforever]

I'm trying to think of sitcoms that actually went ahead with a movie.  I know Even Stevens did it (wasn't Dave Coulier in that as well).  And then there are the ones of the 60's and such which were less about continuing plot and more about redoing the story.  Usually sitcoms don't quite fit that kind of scenario unless they're a cartoon.