Films your surprised haven't been rebooted yet?
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Seeing as Hollywood doesnt seem to have a new thought nowadays and just reboots films that were popular once there cant be many left for them to reboot.
Flash Gordon was my first thought, I'm suprised a remake isnt in the pipe line.
A new version could be quite good as long as Brian Blessed was still in it.
Flash Gordon was my first thought, I'm suprised a remake isnt in the pipe line.
A new version could be quite good as long as Brian Blessed was still in it.
When you say "reboot",do you mean "ruin"?
Italian job was bad enough, but taking of Pelham 123 was an utter travesty.
All we need now is someone to redo Shawshank Redemption so it features Queen Latifah, Nicholas Bloody cage and Jason f
king Statham and some random st blowing up. At that point, all hope will be lost =(
Italian job was bad enough, but taking of Pelham 123 was an utter travesty.
All we need now is someone to redo Shawshank Redemption so it features Queen Latifah, Nicholas Bloody cage and Jason f
king Statham and some random st blowing up. At that point, all hope will be lost =(Some Gump said:
CharlesAL said:
Top Gun.
Oh pleas egod no.The original was perfect, any attempt at a remake will only add lame!
Some Gump said:
When you say "reboot",do you mean "ruin"?
Italian job was bad enough, but taking of Pelham 123 was an utter travesty.
All we need now is someone to redo Shawshank Redemption so it features Queen Latifah, Nicholas Bloody cage and Jason fking Statham and some random st blowing up. At that point, all hope will be lost =(
Are ANY of the modern do-overs better than the original?Italian job was bad enough, but taking of Pelham 123 was an utter travesty.
All we need now is someone to redo Shawshank Redemption so it features Queen Latifah, Nicholas Bloody cage and Jason f
king Statham and some random st blowing up. At that point, all hope will be lost =( I watched the newish True Grit this week, and even the wooden John Wayne original had it beat by a mile.
Metropolis
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, any Jules Verne Voyages Extraordinaires
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Forbidden Planet
West World
Barbarella
The Blob
The Thing
Island of Doctor Moreau
Any HP Lovecraft
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, any Jules Verne Voyages Extraordinaires
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Forbidden Planet
West World
Barbarella
The Blob
The Thing
Island of Doctor Moreau
Any HP Lovecraft
Edited by Martin4x4 on Sunday 8th February 10:25
From 2013, 57 planned remakes (very sad face) - http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/remakes-and-reboot...
Barbarella was planned with Rose McGowan in the lead role, thankfully cancelled for now.
Barbarella was planned with Rose McGowan in the lead role, thankfully cancelled for now.
DamienB said:
Some Gump said:
CharlesAL said:
Top Gun.
Oh pleas egod no.The original was perfect, any attempt at a remake will only add lame!
The long good friday.
Thank god. One of my top three films.
Please never let it be remade. Its perfect, Bob's performance and the early 80s means it captures a time spot on. Oh and the monologue at the end would sound stupid if redone.
In regards to Mad max (also in my top 3) i wad initally sceptical, however I was sold on Hugh Keynes-Byrne being in it! And George Miller directing. Trailers now have it as my 'must see' film of 2015.
Thank god. One of my top three films.
Please never let it be remade. Its perfect, Bob's performance and the early 80s means it captures a time spot on. Oh and the monologue at the end would sound stupid if redone.
In regards to Mad max (also in my top 3) i wad initally sceptical, however I was sold on Hugh Keynes-Byrne being in it! And George Miller directing. Trailers now have it as my 'must see' film of 2015.
Long Good Friday is a good choice.
Difficult to think of classics that have not been rebooted. The nostalgia of Mad Max is better than actually watching Mad Max, sometimes a film benefits from a reboot, best example I can think of from the top of my head is The Maltese Falcon.
Murder By Death, Clue? They haven't been rebooted...yet.
Difficult to think of classics that have not been rebooted. The nostalgia of Mad Max is better than actually watching Mad Max, sometimes a film benefits from a reboot, best example I can think of from the top of my head is The Maltese Falcon.
Murder By Death, Clue? They haven't been rebooted...yet.
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