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#31
07-19-2005, 05:05 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Movie remake ever???
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I don't completely agree with this. While in general remaking a GOOD older movie is a horrible idea, I think there are a few cases where it is a really good idea. First, if technological advances would allow for the remake to be, at least in some ways, better then the original. I think King Kong is a good example of this (not saying it will be good, but its a good idea) Second, if the original is obscure or foreign. Not many people are ever going to see sinchin no samurai no matter how much it is praised. Most people aren't interested in seeing an old black and white movie WITH SUBTITLES. IE, The Magnificent Seven was a good remake. Third, if the older movie is failing in quality or falling into obscurity. There are a lot of older movies whose original prints are getting worse by the year. The effort to restore/preserve such movies has been increased a lot in the last decade, but I'm sure there are many decent/good films that are already more or less lost. [/ QUOTE ] Agree on all points. 
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#36
07-19-2005, 05:26 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Movie remake ever???
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I liked the remake of the texas chainsaw massacre. [/ QUOTE ] Which one?
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#37
07-19-2005, 05:41 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Movie remake ever???
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I thought the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair was fantastic. Worst - probably Planet of the Apes [/ QUOTE ] You're dead on with The Thomas Crown Affair. As for Planet of the Apes, well, it's a completely different movie. ~D
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#38
07-19-2005, 05:46 PM
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Cape Fear
I thought this remake was pretty good. Deniro made a good psycho.
Especially if you watch taxi-driver first. It can easily be seen as 'taxi driver gets out of jail'. b
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#39
07-19-2005, 06:16 PM
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Re: Best and Worst Movie remake ever???
Best: Ocean's 11
Worst: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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