I cannot emphasize this enough. Gargoyles NEEDS to be made into a movie.

Gargoyles needs to be taken out of the Disney vault and adapted to the big screen.

If they ever do decide to go ahead and attempt to to turn this series into a film saga, they have to draw from several very important factors and elements.

1) Keith David needs to come back and play the voice of Goliath. If he either can't or simply won't, then he should at least be involved in finding a suitable replacement and/or be mentioned and honored in some way. This is just my personal opinion, but I strongly feel that he was the heart, mind, and soul of the TV shows' essence.

2) The characters, stories, and themes that made the TV show creative and memorable need to be thoroughly examined and properly translated into the films with deep and involving storylines and character development.

3) Each film should probably be based on the multi-part episodes (EX: Awakening, City of Stone, Avalon, The Gathering, and Hunter's Moon) while also combining them with stories, elements and themes from other episodes in a creative, logical, believable, and entertaining way.

4) It has to maintain its central elements of strong heroes/protagonists, complex villains/antagonists, and its dark and vivid style, which made it such a unique and interesting show to begin with.

I really think Disney should go for it. While it would certainly be a serious risk/chance to take, I believe it would ultimately pay off because I think most people are ready and willing to be surprised and entertained with something different from the formulaic and generic material that is thrown at our faces year after year. It can still be fun and entertaining, just not in a way that is insulting to our intelligence as people (EX: Michael Bay). Entertainment should complement and challenge our intelligence, not insult it with juvenile, childish, and repetitive material.