[ SECRET POST #3860 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3860 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

All remakes suck.

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[thewakokid]

Die Hard and Scarface make a liar of you.

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

Die Hard were sequels, not remakes.

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[thewakokid]

Oh, shit no, if I was ever arguing that sequals don't suck I would never use Die hard as an example. I was actually talking about how Die hard was based on an earlier film with a different name, but I was remembering it, it's based on an earlier book, not a film. My bad.

How about Omega Man being a remake of The Last Man on Earth?

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[greghousesgf]

I was not impressed with Scarface. (which was not a remake of the 1932 movie of the same name. If it's a remake of something else I don't know what.)

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

As an actual movie, Scarface is really not that great.

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

Battlestar Galactica!

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

I know people like to hate on it, but the BSG remake was incredibly good.

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Trash TV that raped childhoods everywhere!

Re: Remakes you want Vs Remakes no-one ever wanted.

[(Anonymous)]

I can't help but think you've never seen the original, lmao

I liked High Society better than the original (The Philadelphia Story).

[(Anonymous)]

And Ocean's 11(2001), The Fly (1986), Casino Royale (2006).

I liked both versions of Freaky Friday.

And No Way Out (remake of The Big Clock) is an excellent movie.

Re: I liked High Society better than the original (The Philadelphia Story).

[(Anonymous)]

The music was nice in High Society, but I thought the characters had a lot more empathy in the original.

Re: I liked High Society better than the original (The Philadelphia Story).

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Part of it is that something about Katharine Hepburn has always grated on me, but especially in that role (Cary Grant is one of my favorites and I like Jimmy Stewart, but still). Also, I felt sorry for George Kittredge in The Philadelphia Story, but not in High Society. Plus, Louis Armstrong.

Re: I liked High Society better than the original (The Philadelphia Story).

[(Anonymous)]

Louis *was* awesome. And yeah, Hepburn is a really strong flavour and can be grating.

I'm still rather desperately in love with how Cary Grant and the photographer lady interacted with each other, when it looked like the loves of their respective lives were going to pair up. Sort of gentle, and sad, and understanding. (I really wanted Grant and Photographer Lady to run off and be happy together. Sigh.)

Re: I liked High Society better than the original (The Philadelphia Story).

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I'd forgotten completely about that, it was kind of nice.