Suggest a Movie They Should Remake

[outofyourmind]

Was watching "American Werewolf in London" the other night and thought to myself....."self, this could be a good remake if done right"

I wouldn't use the exact plot, so there are a thousand ways to make this a bad ass movie with todays graphics en sech.

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[calsnowskier]

Was watching "American Werewolf in London" the other night and thought to myself....."self, this could be a good remake if done right"

I wouldn't use the exact plot, so there are a thousand ways to make this a bad ass movie with todays graphics en sech.

thumbs up or down???

what you got

This was remade a few years back, wasn't it?

 

[broncosmitty]

The Yearling

I love the original. It was shot on site, which sets it apart from most every movie of its era. But I'd like to see the story told again, to a generation of kids that don't know how to read.(Or just don't bother.)

 

[outofyourmind]

This was remade a few years back, wasn't it?

It was "American Werewolf in Paris"
Not something I would call "a good watch".

 

[jakedog56]

They shouldn't remake classics. Instead they should find films that just missed the mark for some reason and try to improve them.

AWIL does not need a remake. However the werewolf flick Bad Moon, for example, had a good premise and good actors but suffered from lack of character development and a rushed feel to the writing. It could be greatly improved upon with the right planning. (Note that I only used this as an example because it is also a werewolf flick and I just watched it. I am sure that there are many better examples).

I know Hollywood thinks that the bigger money is in the remake or reboot of classic franchises but why remake a classic when it is almost inevitable that it will not be as good as the original? Improve upon something that needs improvement instead of trying to fix what isn't broken just to make a buck.

 

[Davis_Mike]

Natural Born Killers