[ SECRET POST #3540 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3540 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Tom Hanks & Aaron Eckhart in Sully]


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03.
[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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04.
[The Hobbit (film)]


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05.
[Keeping Up Appearances]


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06.
[Endeavour]


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07.
[Legend, Lily/Darkness]


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[Anne of Green Gables remake]


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09.
[Macross Delta]













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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I know the feeling, but I think it's sorta reassuring to know that maybe kids will love the new Anne as much as I love the old Anne.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah that's probably the best way to think about it, that it's aimed at a new generation. The olds just have to deal :P

[(Anonymous)]

What about the 1985 series makes it inappropriate for the new generation?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Did I say that? But I think a remake will spark new interest in kids that have no idea it exists, and maybe some will discover the old version because of it. Which hurts no one.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like a lot of studios think they have to dumb down and slapstick up more modern adaptions for today's kids not to be bored by it. I think this is a wrong approach but it's a thing that just won't go away anytime soon.

[(Anonymous)]

Things that worked for kids then don't necessarily work for the kids now.

It could be anything from the video quality (I know kids that have a harder time paying attention to anything that looks even slightly grainy/dated) to the flow of dialogue to the music.

The reason why we love the old Anne is because it was tailored to our generation.

[(Anonymous)]

The older miniseries wasn't made for kids, though. I'm also a bit dubious that kids would have a hard time with grainy/dated video quality, since crappy animation is the mainstay of many peoples' childhoods and there doesn't seem to be any problems with that.