Movie remake nominations...

Star wars 1,2,3.

jimbob_racing wrote:

The0retical wrote: I, Robot could use a remake too. Just to add to the list of Will Smith movies that we've nominated already.

Only if it follows the Asimov books very, very closely. It's actually a series of short stories that would lend itself best to a TV show.

I agree. I'm a big fan of Asimov's books so the movie was a pretty big let down. You know outside of the blatant cringe worthy advertisements.

wvumtnbkr wrote: Star wars 1,2,3.

With new storylines.

Not a movie, but a new Buck Rodgers series, like the new Battlestar.

oldtin wrote:

Tom_Spangler wrote:

oldtin said: Unforgiven. The movie was pretty slow up to the last part but interesting plot

WHAT????? One of the greatest Westerns of all time, won a pile of Oscars, 95% on RT, in the IMDB Top 250. It's just fine the way it is. Honestly, name me one other actor who could portray William Munny and his inner conflict.

It's a good movie and good acting. Good enough that I bought a copy. I would like to see a different version though. Watching an hour and a quarter of inner conflict got tedious for me.

It's already been remade. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2347134/

How about "Fantastic Voyage"? I nominate Christina Hendricks for Racquel Welch's role...

In reply to stroker:

Apparently that's already in work.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/guillermo-del-toro-talks-direct-852592

Starsky and Hutch. More car, limited green screen, and less to no comedy. Make it a real action movie with a plot.

Duke wrote: I'd like to see *The Hobbit* remade as 1 (or maybe 2) movies by the same Peter Jackson that made *LOTR*, instead of the illiterate ADD kindergardener that he was apparently possessed by when he made the second trilogy...

I totally agree (as do many others). What you are looking for is the Tolkien re-edit:

https://tolkieneditor.wordpress.com/2015/01/13/i-have-recut-peter-jacksons-hobbit-trilogy-into-a-single-4-hour-film/

The Hobbit made into THREE films! What a money rape!

I am also prey amazed they have not remade The Fantastic Journey. Most remakes of course are really bad ideas.

Tom_Spangler wrote: Honestly, I'm trying to think of a time when a remake improved on the original. It's pretty darn rare.

3:10 to Yuma. The '07 version was much better than the '57 version.