Title says it all, what movie would you like to see remade, or what book would you wanna see made into a movie?
Title says it all, what movie would you like to see remade, or what book would you wanna see made into a movie?
none, I hate the idea of remaking movies, it's just lazy. Book into a movie? well the hobbit is comming out soo, I dunno, but if you make a book into a movie do what Jackson did and do it right, cutting shit out early like eragon did was stupid.
Ps. now that I think about it, remake Eragon but do it right.
The problem is the movie industry takes really great movies and remakes them into shitty ones just to make a quick buck.
It would be nice if they would reverse the idea and turn cruddy movies into really good ones. The hobbit was mentioned earlier - the cartoon was a childhood favorite but by no means a great movie (or magical like the novel) - but the movie industry will convert it into another (hopefully) great film like the LotR series. ... it seems to be the rare case. More of these needed.
Robocop. I'd like to see it with the new snazzy tech and possibly a less zombie moving cyborg.
none, if i like a movie enough that "in theory" i would like a remake, chances are the remake wouldn't be anywhere near as good, so it would in most cases result in pointless disappointment
I hate remakes I will say this on record.
If they remake Fast Times at Ridgemont High I will set Hollywood on fire and watch it burn
Aliens vs Predators : WHY?...out of all them it never truley was that Aliens vs Predators. there were humans involed and they were more of the stars then the predators. sure i know there needs to be some sort of named actors in a movie but you can make a great movie with the hero and the villian the stars.
ALL the Transformers: WHY?...i dont like any movies that have an established story line ( 4 or 5 years of cartoons and a 3 hour anemia movie ) and they dont use it other then the main characters and then they messed up on those. Bumblebee was a VW bug not a camero. Prime was a mack truck with a trailer not a peterbuilt. Shockwave was a boom box that had cassette tapes that made ravage, runble and screech not a satalite with a wurm mount thing. Skyfire wasnt a washed up SR-71. he was a Veratech fighter jet that the Autobots could actually sit in. he was freaking hugh. ill stop here on that.
ALL the Marvel movies: WHY?...again not a big fan of a movie made with story lines already in place, some for over 30 years....i wont go into detail but if any of you have a read comics and enjoyed them then you know what i am talking about.
im sure i will of a few more but this is a good start...
This. The books were a great read but the movies just obliterated and shamed them further. The sad part was that Paolini said he liked the film. .-.
Although, in terms of other movies, I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of some old classics I used to watch when I was younger. Neverending Story, Willow, Princess Bride, etc.
The harry potter films were really big disappointments and I'd like to see them be remade properly.
Seven Days in May (1964) with Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner, Kirk Douglas.
Great movie that could easily have a modern adaptation.
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Harry Potter, definitely. Not a big fan but man those movies were just bad. I really, REALLY wanted to like them.
Same with star wars 1-3. Really wanted to like them, but I've recently come to the startling realization that they did, in fact, suck (imo)
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The first film was true to the book (book was short, so everything fit into the film), but after that, Hollywood was going through directors for each movie like tissues. If anyone read the books they could see missing or inaccurate parts that seemed to be made that way to shrink an epic story into a short movie that little kids could sit through entirely before having to use the bathroom. The extended home video versions are better, which meant going to see them in the theater was a waste of time (and money).
With changing directors so often, each movie ended up with it's own mood, which was annoying.
I actually just finished a trilogy of novels that I think would make interesting action flicks. Author's name is Charlie Huston, and they're pulp-style adventures... Caught Stealing, Six Bad Things, and A Dangerous Man. Apparently a movie company has the rights to the first book, so I can cross my fingers and hope. =D