Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:Runaway! I want... nay I need more acid spitting spider robots!!
Oh and the mustache needs to stay as well. I don't need Tom Selleck. Just the stash...
papalazeru wrote:Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:Runaway! I want... nay I need more acid spitting spider robots!!
Oh and the mustache needs to stay as well. I don't need Tom Selleck. Just the stash...
I second that one. Runaway was awesome.
How about Rob Downey Junior. We know he can hoist the 'tashe.
travis-dane wrote:Peven wrote:"Soldier", a wasted opportunity if there ever was one, could be a badass flick in the right hands if it were to be remade.
Kurt Russel should be the lead again.He was one of the few good things in the "original" Soldier....
Bayou wrote:papalazeru wrote:Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:Runaway! I want... nay I need more acid spitting spider robots!!
Oh and the mustache needs to stay as well. I don't need Tom Selleck. Just the stash...
I second that one. Runaway was awesome.
How about Rob Downey Junior. We know he can hoist the 'tashe.
Josh Brolin.
Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:Bayou wrote:Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:Runaway! I want... nay I need more acid spitting spider robots!!
Oh and the mustache needs to stay as well. I don't need Tom Selleck. Just the stash...
I second that one. Runaway was awesome.
How about Rob Downey Junior. We know he can hoist the 'tashe.
Good lord I hope someone important somewhere is reading this...
The Vicar wrote:Agree on the last two posted suggestions.
Soldier was a near miss - but a miss nonetheless.
And Runaway wasn't that bad - it's definitely salvageable.
papalazeru wrote:The Vicar wrote:Agree on the last two posted suggestions.
Soldier was a near miss - but a miss nonetheless.
And Runaway wasn't that bad - it's definitely salvageable.
Runaway was a Bladerunner-esque film and could be done quite dark now. The homing bullets could be done awesome now.
Soldier was an ok film, yes it could have been better but it's been done so many times before.
I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of the film, Looker
If I remember correctly, it wasn't all that bad.
It might be a good time to remake Enemy Mine. Could be a nice political film but with a satisfying ending and very easy to draw parallels
Bayou wrote:SAMUEL L. JACKSON.....
papalazeru wrote:I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of the film, Looker
If I remember correctly, it wasn't all that bad.
so sorry wrote:I am, and I all think you're being silly. Leave the Stash in the 80s where it belongs.
RogueScribner wrote:What Hollywood should be doing is looking for those little gems that had a cool idea but the execution was a little off and remake those into something that realizes its potential.
RogueScribner wrote:Hollywood has remade/stolen ideas since its inception. Some remakes work (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Fly, The Thing), some don't (The Pink Panther, You've Got Mail, Solaris),
minstrel wrote:I'd like to see big-budget remakes of those old Ray Harryhausen things like Seventh Voyage of Sinbad and Jason and the Argonauts. With real actors and modern effects. Harryhausen's movies keep coming on TV, and to me, they're getting less and less fun to watch. When I was a kid, I thought they were awesome, and now I think they're just silly.
papalazeru wrote:minstrel wrote:I'd like to see big-budget remakes of those old Ray Harryhausen things like Seventh Voyage of Sinbad and Jason and the Argonauts. With real actors and modern effects. Harryhausen's movies keep coming on TV, and to me, they're getting less and less fun to watch. When I was a kid, I thought they were awesome, and now I think they're just silly.
Isn't clash of the titans on the way?
Chris a.k.a StuntMike wrote:Wanted Dead or Alive. Rutger's 1987 gem.
minstrel wrote:papalazeru wrote:minstrel wrote:I'd like to see big-budget remakes of those old Ray Harryhausen things like Seventh Voyage of Sinbad and Jason and the Argonauts. With real actors and modern effects. Harryhausen's movies keep coming on TV, and to me, they're getting less and less fun to watch. When I was a kid, I thought they were awesome, and now I think they're just silly.
Isn't clash of the titans on the way?
I just checked IMDB, and it turns out you're right! Directed by Louis Leterrier. I hadn't known about it before.
Gawd, I hope it isn't cheesy ...
vicious_bastard wrote:Hitchcock's 'Rope'.
Compulsion would be concidered a "remake" but it is the actual story of Leipold and Loeb Amazing film
Time Bandits.
Whoa... wtf? No... NO NO
Clash of The Titans should be left well alone. Jason & The Argonauts, while a much better movie, would be better to remake IMO. The Rock could play Hercules. Etc, etc.
Does the phrase 'release the Kraken' have the same meaning elsewhere that is does in the UK? Well, my childish corner of North London anyway.
Bayou wrote:Chris a.k.a StuntMike wrote:Wanted Dead or Alive. Rutger's 1987 gem.
Blind Fury FTW!
Droncz92 wrote:Ive had the idea that they redo the Super Mario Brothers movie, sort of like the way they did a Scanner Darkly, with the actors then they went in and painted over them...of course it would have to be a better story, but I think they could do something cool like that?
DerLanghaarige wrote:Silver Streak
Wilder and Pryor are great, so it would be hard to replace them, but the movie just drags in many parts (Especially in the first half hour) and is way too unbalanced. (Especially in the comedy parts, where it feels more than once that nobody knew how silly the comedy was supposed to be.)
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:The Neverending Story!! And this time follow the book, you fools!!
DerLanghaarige wrote:Silver Streak
Wilder and Pryor are great, so it would be hard to replace them, but the movie just drags in many parts (Especially in the first half hour) and is way too unbalanced. (Especially in the comedy parts, where it feels more than once that nobody knew how silly the comedy was supposed to be.)
There was an earlier attempt at a movie version of I, Robot, but it never made it to the screen. In 1969 the rights were optioned to Hollywood, but no progress was made toward making a movie until 1977, when Harlan Ellison, an award-winning author and friend of Asimov, was hired to write a screenplay. Ellison worked on it for a year, and created a screenplay that Asimov thought would make a truly marvelous film. But Hollywood did not have the nerve to make a movie from that screenplay, and the project was shelved. Ellison regained control of his work, and it was published in 1987 as I, Robot: The Illustrated Screenplay.
Nancy wrote:Clash of the Titans.
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