Time Bandits may be remade as a more kid-friendly action franchise [link]
Most reboot news just makes me shake my head in disdain. This movie actually being made would actively piss me off.
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Time Bandits may be remade as a more kid-friendly action franchise [link]
Most reboot news just makes me shake my head in disdain. This movie actually being made would actively piss me off.
Most reboot news just makes me shake my head in disdain.
I throw up a little in my mouth every time I see a commercial for Arthur. You cannot improve upon Dudley Moore. It simply can't be done.
I throw up a little in my mouth every time I see a commercial for Arthur.
I'm looking forward to it. Russell and Helen seemed to have an excellent chemistry whilst presenting at the Oscars.
I was never a Dudley fan, so I'm looking forward to it.
Russell and Helen seemed to have an excellent chemistry whilst presenting at the Oscars.
I'm sure they do, and I like them fine in other stuff, but...just no.
but...just no.
Arthur's a fun movie, but it's not like they're remaking Citizen Kane with talking monkeys. (Which I would totally go see.)
I'm looking forward to it. Russell and Helen seemed to have an excellent chemistry whilst presenting at the Oscars.
I was never a Dudley fan, so I'm looking forward to it.
Sure. sure. Chemistry is great. I didn't like Dudley either but STILL.
Make a new movie that takes advantage of that chemistry and eclipses Dudley in our hearts forever. There simply have to be enough stories in the human experience that we don't need to reboottread simply everything.
Arthur's a fun movie, but it's not like they're remaking Citizen Kane
Yeah, but some things are just sacrosanct for no real Great Intellectual/(Pop) Cultural reason; they just are. Dudley Moore is my Platonic ideal of Arthur, and that's cool.
There simply have to be enough stories in the human experience that we don't need to reboottread simply everything.
I liked the new Star Trek movie.
And prefer the Daniel Craig Bond to almost any of his predecessors.
There simply have to be enough stories in the human experience that we don't need to reboottread simply everything.
I know I'm touchy about stuff like the Crow reboot, but I don't actually have a principle I stand on when I get defensive about remakes. Just because someone's told a particular story once doesn't mean that another telling of it can't be enjoyable or worthy. I'm not sure where all the vilification comes from, unless you're being emotional like I am.
What's wrong with doing it again? Why shouldn't each story be judged on its own merits?