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PrintableTitanic bad, bad, bad, bad..... BAD
Sabrina 3:10 to Yuma Love Affair a.k.a. "An Affair to Remember" bad, bad, bad Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Clash of the Titans The Omen Halloween..... somebody needs to be sued Fame | |
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bboy87 said: NastradumasKid said: That's because of two things... 1) You're black 2) Michael Jackson I like the move also but prefer the original.  
Those aren't the only reasons. I love the music, the different interpretation of the story... In regards to the film with Judy Garland. I love it too, but I actually prefer the book over the movie I like The Wiz's interpretation also. LOL. I also like Richard Pryor. | |
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TD3 said: Titanic bad, bad, bad, bad..... BAD
Sabrina 3:10 to Yuma Love Affair a.k.a. "An Affair to Remember" bad, bad, bad Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Clash of the Titans The Omen Halloween..... somebody needs to be sued Fame Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, why does Tim Burton have to put some kind of dark feel to all of his films?  "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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bboy87 said: TD3 said: Titanic bad, bad, bad, bad..... BAD
Sabrina 3:10 to Yuma Love Affair a.k.a. "An Affair to Remember" bad, bad, bad Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Clash of the Titans The Omen Halloween..... somebody needs to be sued Fame Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, why does Tim Burton have to put some kind of dark feel to all of his films? You must have never read the book. It's even been said that the author hated the original with Gene Wilder, but I thought Wilders version was nicer and sillier. | |
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I enjoy most remakes. Only one I can think of is The Omen. | |
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bboy87 said: NastradumasKid said: That's because of two things... 1) You're black 2) Michael Jackson I like the move also but prefer the original.
Those aren't the only reasons. I love the music, the different interpretation of the story... In regards to the film with Judy Garland. I love it too, but I actually prefer the book over the movie Jay, that got to be one of the greatest gifs you ever posted *saves it*  MICHAEL JACKSON
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NastradumasKid said: bboy87 said: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, why does Tim Burton have to put some kind of dark feel to all of his films? You must have never read the book. It's even been said that the author hated the original with Gene Wilder, but I thought Wilders version was nicer and sillier. I read the book for that one too "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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bboy87 said: NastradumasKid said: You must have never read the book. It's even been said that the author hated the original with Gene Wilder, but I thought Wilders version was nicer and sillier. I read the book for that one too oh lol!!!!  | |
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wah-wah-wah-WICKER MAN.
Also, pretty much every remake of Night of the Living Dead. I still play pokemon. I play warcraft. And I'm awesome. | |
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bboy87 said: TD3 said: Titanic bad, bad, bad, bad..... BAD
Sabrina 3:10 to Yuma Love Affair a.k.a. "An Affair to Remember" bad, bad, bad Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Clash of the Titans The Omen Halloween..... somebody needs to be sued Fame Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, why does Tim Burton have to put some kind of dark feel to all of his films? I didn't like it, I wasn't all the crazy about the book. Gene Wider's version was an improvement; then I'm not crazy about Johnny Depp either maybe that was it, I don't know, it sucked. | |
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bboy87 said: TD3 said: Titanic bad, bad, bad, bad..... BAD
Sabrina 3:10 to Yuma Love Affair a.k.a. "An Affair to Remember" bad, bad, bad Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Clash of the Titans The Omen Halloween..... somebody needs to be sued Fame Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, why does Tim Burton have to put some kind of dark feel to all of his films? It's just his film making style. Just how every Joel Schumacher film is some boy fantasy for him. Or how every James Cameron movie is the best thing he's ever done in the entire universe. | |
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Despite the original not being quite a cinema class, the remake of Clash of the Titans did suck a big one. I still play pokemon. I play warcraft. And I'm awesome. | |
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Clash of the titans
The Fog When a stranger calls. Stepford wives Bewitched...ok..I Know its not really a remake.but it is truley THE WORST movie EVER made. | |
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Good remakes:
The Fly (1986) Scarface (1983) Those two are the only good remakes (in fact, better than the originals) that I've ever seen...  | |
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Oh yeah, Scarface is terrible. Terribly long and terribly boring. I still play pokemon. I play warcraft. And I'm awesome. | |
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Spinzilla said: Oh yeah, Scarface is terrible. Terribly long and terribly boring.
I said it's GOOD! overlong? maybe; brilliant and exciting? YEAH | |
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JoeTyler said: Spinzilla said: Oh yeah, Scarface is terrible. Terribly long and terribly boring. I said it's GOOD! overlong? maybe; brilliant and exciting? YEAH | |
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Spinzilla said: wah-wah-wah-WICKER MAN.
Also, pretty much every remake of Night of the Living Dead. I actually liked the remake with Tony Todd. The Dawn of the Dead remake was pretty good imo too. I enjoy zombie films, but for the most part the science is simple enough to not screw up a remake. lol I wish they come out with a Left 4 Dead movie. That's one video game movie I'd go see.  looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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sonic said: Clash of the titans
The Fog When a stranger calls. Stepford wives Bewitched...ok..I Know its not really a remake.but it is truley THE WORST movie EVER made. yeah the fog was a bad remake [Edited 4/30/10 3:02am] |
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Casino Royale - David Niven was a far superior bond & Woody Allen the evil counterpart.
The Lord of the Rings pt1 - cartoon version | |
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pigeontoes said: Casino Royale - David Niven was a far superior bond & Woody Allen the evil counterpart.
The Lord of the Rings pt1 - cartoon version That wasn't a remake. I believe it was the first film version. Three film adaptations have been made. The first was J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings (1978), by animator Ralph Bakshi, the first part of what was originally intended to be a two-part adaptation of the story; it covers The Fellowship of the Ring and part of The Two Towers.
The second, The Return of the King (1980), was an animated television special by Rankin-Bass, who had produced a similar version of The Hobbit (1977). The third was director Peter Jackson's live action The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, produced by New Line Cinema and released in three installments as The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002), and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003). | |
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ernestsewell said: pigeontoes said: Casino Royale - David Niven was a far superior bond & Woody Allen the evil counterpart.
The Lord of the Rings pt1 - cartoon version That wasn't a remake. I believe it was the first film version. You caught it before I did. Also, wasn't the original Casino Royale a comedy? Certainly the "remake" was not. I guess it could be considered a remake, even though I think their similarity may be in the title of the movie only. [Edited 4/30/10 6:13am] | |
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Poiple said: ernestsewell said: That wasn't a remake. I believe it was the first film version. You caught it before I did. Also, wasn't the original Casino Royale a comedy? Certainly the "remake" was not. I guess it could be considered a remake, even though I think their similarity may be in the title of the movie only. There was a 1950's TV adaptation, but the 1967 film was meant to be, and considered, satirical and a comedy. The film had the first ever James Bond in film, David Niven. | |
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ernestsewell said: Poiple said: You caught it before I did. Also, wasn't the original Casino Royale a comedy? Certainly the "remake" was not. I guess it could be considered a remake, even though I think their similarity may be in the title of the movie only. There was a 1950's TV adaptation, but the 1967 film was meant to be, and considered, satirical and a comedy. The film had the first ever James Bond in film, David Niven. I thought Dr. No from 1962 had the first ever James Bond in film (Sean Connery)? | |
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Poiple said: ernestsewell said: There was a 1950's TV adaptation, but the 1967 film was meant to be, and considered, satirical and a comedy. The film had the first ever James Bond in film, David Niven. I thought Dr. No from 1962 had the first ever James Bond in film (Sean Connery)? In 1967, he appeared as one of seven incarnations of "007" in the James Bond spoof Casino Royale. In fact, Niven had been Bond creator Ian Fleming's first choice to play Bond in Dr. No. Casino Royale co-producer Charles K. Feldman said later that Fleming had written the book with Niven in mind, and therefore had sent a copy to Niven.
It was rather "unofficial" that he was a Bond guy. | |
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Genesia said: Genesia said: They're remaking Mildred Pierce as a miniseries right now.
I love me some Kate Winslet, but she needs to be slapped if she thinks she can fill Joan Crawford's shoulder pads.  Kinda like this... Oh no! In general, I hate it when Hollywood tries to remake film noire movies.. Sometiems a movie works because it's in black and white..with all the shadows, lighting.. I think this is why the remake of Psycho doesn't work in a way because the black and white.. the way Hitchcock used lighting IS part of the film.. | |
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NastradumasKid said: bboy87 said: I like The Wiz
That's because of two things... 1) You're black 2) Michael Jackson I like the move also but prefer the original.
The Wiz has fewer midgets in it than the original so it's a tie for me lol | |
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The Stepford Wives
I usually love Tim Burton but....Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (not nearly as dark as it could have been, the new music was awful as well) & Planet of the Apes (completely unnecessary) The Day the Earth Stood Still | |
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Right off the top...
The Day The Earth Stood Still Planet of the Apes One of the BEST remakes: Cape Fear (Scorsese) As incredible as the original was with Robert Mitchum, Scorsese's take, combined with DeNiro's interpretation made this film stand on its own. Interestingly enough, Scorsese decided 2 use the original soundtrack! . [Edited 4/30/10 9:06am] "He's a musician's musician..." | |
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