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i love the mpaa.
blames pirates for losing money never invests in a new concept brings Arnold Schwarzenegger out or retirement for a stupid sequel and then remakes everything in order to make money.
can't wait for seth rogen and james franco in the remake of ferris buellers day off.
I want to shit all over remakes, but, there are a few that turned out to be far better than their originals.
3:10 To Yuma
The Fly
The Departed
The Thing
Airplane
True Lies
Oceans Eleven
True Grit
The Bird Cage
Cape Fear
Dracula
13 Assassins
Casino Royale
Heat
The thing is, that some originals just weren't that great. They didn't really make that much of a massive impact. So, a remake made sense.
Where as Scarface,.. it is part of our culture. It has already made an impact, a significant one.
i love the mpaa.
blames pirates for losing money never invests in a new concept brings Arnold Schwarzenegger out or retirement for a stupid sequel and then remakes everything in order to make money.
can't wait for seth rogen and james franco in the remake of ferris buellers day off.
True...but what were Airplane and True Lies a remake of?
also...which Dracula? The FFC version was pretty damn terrible...especially considering how far it was from the source material.
I think F W Murnau's Nosferatu (or even Werner Herzog's remake of that) are the best Draculas to date. Murnau's was actually the original "Dracula," on film, but as it was unlicensed, he was sued into oblivion by Stoker's estate.
Airplane - Zerohour; http://www.neatorama.com/2010/05/25/airplane-is-a-remake-of-an-old-fifties-flick/
True Lies - La Totale; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Totale!
Yeah, I am talking about FFC's Dracula with Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves in '92.
I am also throwing in the latest Godzilla movie. I am glad they remade it - far better than original black & white.
just wait until they remake Shawshank and The Godfather
oh, and they're also all going to be PG-13.