[ SECRET POST #3877 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3877 ⌋

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

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[Justin Roiland & Dan Harmon]


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[Law & Order: SVU, Chicago Justice]


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[Pyre]


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[Gloria Burgle and Winnie Lopez, season 3 of Fargo]


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[@Midnight with Chris Hardwick]


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Comments

What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

Or TV show.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[philstar22]

Babylon 5. I'd love a Babylon 5 with CGI, although the bad effects never take away from the original for me. Still, it would be nice to see.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

I've never seen it, but I've always sort-of wanted to. I'd be down for a modern CGI of it, for sure!

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

It was CGI originally, just not as good as it could be now.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[kaijinscendre]

The Neverending Story. It would also benefit with having some scenes cut.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[philstar22]

Oh my yes. I can't watch it. The one time I did I made it through, but the effects just didn't do it for me at all. The story is great, though, so that story with good effects would be amazing.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

Here's one that goes the other way: I'd like to see a version of the 1999 Mummy using more practical effects instead of CGI. I think it works a lot better for that particular genre, and anyway I'd enjoy it more.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

As cheesy as the story was, I love the practical effects (and the costumes, holy shit the costumes) in the 1992 Dracula.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[greghousesgf]

I had to laugh at the Dracula butt hair.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

Animorphs! Actually, I'd still prefer an animated series over all, but live action with decent modern-day CGI would be...acceptable, probably.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[fishnchips]

Blake's 7. I tried watching it because I was really interested in it but it's just so painfully 70's.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[(Anonymous)]

I see that as part of the charm of Blake's 7, and I'm not sure whether inserting new effects would work well (it worked okay for TOS, so I guess) but I wouldn't say no to a re-make/re-imagining of the show.

Re: What move should be remade to take advantage of today's CGI?

[fishnchips]

Yeah, It would absolutely need to be a remake, retroactively inserting modern effects in older series tends to make things worse instead of better because there's such a disconnect.