The Vicar wrote:Maximum Overdrive should never have been made in the first place.
A remake?
Please no.
Ever.
But...AC / DC...who made who...
no, you are right.
SilentBobX wrote:Chopping Mall
Dark Knight wrote:SilentBobX wrote:Chopping Mall
Chopping Mall, do we really need a remake of that? I mean it's not even a great movie to begin with, which I know isn't a requirement for a remake but still. It is a fun movie though, if it is screened like 3 in the morning. Seems it would probably be exactly the same if they remade it, just cooler robots wandering around.
fried samurai wrote:Mandingo - this film just begs to be remade by Todd Solondz.While the orginal is contraversial it played out like a TV movie.I'm sure Solondz's version would raise some eyebrows.
fried samurai wrote:Clones Of Bruce Lee - this flick is cheesy and corny but cmon some dude clones a bunch of Bruce Lee's to fight crime.With the cgi available and someone like Stephen Chow at the helm this film would be a blast.
MasterWhedon wrote:MiltonWaddams wrote:Explain the 'great concepts' in the Phantom Menace. I'm a Star Wars freshman, frankly I just don't see them.
Well, Darth Vader's arc in the prequels is beautiful storytelling. It'd just need to be cleaned up a little more. Also, the slow machinations of an evil genius manipulating his way into power always make for good cinema.
I love the prequels, but I'll admit they could've been stronger.
tvmakesyougod wrote:I really think they should remake Screamers and actually have it called Second Variety. It seems that the source material was really good, but the execution wasnt very good, not that I am opposed to giving Peter Weller work.
thebostonlocksmith only two posts earlier wrote:The day the earth stood still.... apparently...
Doc Holliday wrote:Ah Boba - still living off that 'Copy a joke from the other page and claim it as my own' routine eh?thebostonlocksmith only two posts earlier wrote:The day the earth stood still.... apparently...
Flumm wrote:Slaughterhouse Five really deserves a modern take, or at least something representational to the the qualities on the page.
Whether it be Gilliam, Gondry, a plucky up n' comer, or any of the other obvious takers. The original adaption is an admirable attempt, to be sure, but there's reason for it to have fallen through the cultural cracks...
The material is so very, very ripe for an a rich retelling up on screen, I would say. I, anyway, would be anxiously awaiting to see what would become of it should that particular celluloidic event be heading our way.
bastard_robo wrote:While we're on it.. I would love to see a modern remake of this flick!
One of my Fav. Toho Films of all time!
LaDracul wrote:bastard_robo wrote:While we're on it.. I would love to see a modern remake of this flick!
One of my Fav. Toho Films of all time!
Uh, what are they supposed to be? Bigfoot and the Yeti?
Chairman Kaga wrote:LaDracul wrote:[quote="bastard_robo" ]While we're on it.. I would love to see a modern remake of this flick!
One of my Fav. Toho Films of all time!
Uh, what are they supposed to be? Bigfoot and the Yeti?
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