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  • Michael said:

    I think the thought of a new nightmare movie is a great thing, I only wish they could have gotten robert to have part in it, considering he was what made freddy in the past it should only be fitting that he gets to revive the character for a future remake

  • g.d.smith said:

    I sometimes think Bay and co remake everything to make their original concepts look better. The TCM traversty’s real purpose was to make the Rock and Pearl Harbour look like classics. Either that or they genuinely belive that every film ever made would be better if they featured lots of shots of girlies in very tight jeans and crop-tops. Yeah, that Stalker is a pretty good movie. But imagine how much better it would be with Megan Fox, lots of CGI, senile dope jokes and some kick ass action scenes.
    Having said that Friday the 13th was so crass it became almost touching. Boobs, weed, Jason kicking it old school and Sister Christan on the Soundtrack. The 80s man, we were there

  • Jean said:

    I think new remakes are not always a good thing. And I really don’t like the idea of remaking movies that are GREAT ALREADY. What, there’s a HUGE new-ideas-crysis in Hollywood? Filming computer games, remaking over and over again good movies… next what? Toilet-paper-instruction-based trilogy?
    Sad…

  • paul said:

    Classics are classics. Nightmare should not be remade. Halloween should not have been remade, nor Jason, nor Chainsaw. These classics are classics. What’s next? Remake Jaws and Star Wars? sheesh. It’s proof that Hollywood knows that people will pay some dollars to see how technology has affected the movie, even though everyone knows it will have not NEAR the impact it had the original time because then it was less about tech and more about story! That’s how they became friggin’ classics! Grab a new generation, okay. But can we give it 30-40 years before you drop kick and mangle what was once beautiful? (even if it was only 80’s technology)

  • g.d.smith said:

    Jaws is one of my all time favourite films. But if someone remade it I would be first in line to see it. The problem with remakes is no matter how bad they are you are curious enough to waste money finding out how bad they are.
    Thus Bay did say unto his deciples, “Go forth and remake, for I see great profits”. And so it was and ever shall be.

  • PKB said:

    Remakes shouldn’t even be made Unless the original was seriously terrible or if the original somehow was lost/destroyed. Or if the person who wrote the original story were 100% involved to make it just like the one before. “A remake of Starwars?” Why not, but only if George Lucas works on it but doesn’t change the story.
    Someone above me said why not wait 30-40 years, I support that by saying wait over 50 years at least. Seriously are they going to make a remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street? Another good movie going to the grave to be screwed up. Hey Jaws fans, here’s a spoiler for the remake of Jaws should that day come… the Shark is a Genetically engineered shark that escaped from a secret military base, turned out some scientists tried to also get rid of the evidence but got eaten instead. And worse, this shark can crawl out of water. Yeah that’s probably how screwed up a remake of that will be…

    I feel Hollywood has come to the point where they’re old, and can’t do anything original anymore and rely on making remakes by ruining a good or classic movie or story. They rely on CG effects and want to spend less just to get more money. Makes me wonder, what happened to the good old days were we went to the movies with friends to actually enjoy a movie that wasn’t based on something else.

    Also considering how technology has advanced, anyone curious about a movie just needs to go online and find out if it’s done badly or not, and if you’re patient enough you can probably watch a friend’s dvd or somehow get a chance to watch the movie eventually with a little something saved. If a remake is done well I will waste money on it but if not then it’s not worth it.

  • Eric said:

    does anyone have any insite about the JLA movie ?

  • Jason said:

    I want to know why Hollywood just cant seem to make good movies anymore? What the helk is going on? Don’t they understand they still have to have a story to make great movies people will stay and watch and pay for. I can not find any movies anymore that haven’t been remade at least once well except a movie called Eraserhead and that in its own right is a kind freakishly scare movie again someone HELP us, I’m tired of these Hollywood Moron’s

  • foxyfee23 said:

    When will someone remake Wonderwoman???? I think Angelina Jolie would be a awesome Wonderwoman!!!!!!

  • gd smith said:

    The irony of all these upcoming movie remakes is that over the last decade and a bit Hollywood has made some really ambitious and great films. Much stronger films than from the tail end of the 80s to the 90s.
    As always the real problem is lack of a big audience for original stuff that is genuinely good. personally I rate The Assassination of Jesse James, Zodiac,Eternal Sunshine, where the wild things are, and lot of other films along side the best American films of any decade. That they are not seen in the same way as The Godfather or Kane or Paths of Glory or Taxi Driver is not Hollywood’s fault.
    The thing is the democratisation of taste you get with the Internet results in a reduction in the notion of a classic. No offence to fans of The Dark Night or Avatar, but these are good solid slices of entertainment. They are not great films. I enjoyed one and got eye-strain from the other.
    In horror movies, well, its as ever: an on going war between very vocal factions. The meeting ground is these big empty remakes of cult films that some of us have spent far to much time thinking about. This is because a great chunk of the audience is so scared of looking like a wuss for liking the wrong thing they indiscriminately bash everything in-sight. A lot of allegedly lame or bad horror will find its committed audience of cultist over time. That is what happens with horror. Aside from Zombie’s Halloween II i can’t see this happening with many of the remakes.

  • Allan said:

    Robert didn’t want to be in the new nightmare movie, and I can’t blame him, it looks like CRAP. The new F13th was crap, the new Texas Chainsaw was crap, the new Halloween was just plain stupid. Some people understand movies that were made great the first time around are pointless to remake, because it can only go downhill and it always does big time. The original Nightmare was just plain awesome and it was made very well. It had good acting, special effects, and fantasy elements. There is just no reason to remake it. Michael Bay and Rob Zombie both are terrible film makers and destroy every movie they attempt to remake.
    Michael Bay turns everything into a generic slasher, Rob zombie turns everything into stupid rednecks and voodoo. Enough is enough already.

  • Bob said:

    Just got around to watching the 2009 Animated version of “A Christmas Carol”

    It was an interesting look, sort of like “Polar Express”, but couldn’t help thinking the whole time, “Did we really need another version of this classic?”

  • Bruce said:

    Some remakes are good but you should only remake movies that weren’t as popluar. When you remake “classics” it just pisses people off because it’s just redoing something that was already great. What many people don’t know is that Hollywood knows that their remakes will make people want to see the version because of how popular the old version was. The only remake I can thank of at the moment that I ever really liked more than the original is Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Not only are they remaking 70s and 80s classics, but they are starting to remake/reboot some of the classics of the 00s like Tomb Raider, SpiderMan, Fantastic Four and Spy Kids. In a few years, I plain to see nothing but remakes (mainly from the 00s).

  • Jason said:

    I think any remake anyone wants to do is fine, I mean it doesn’t detract from the original anyways, it doesn’t change it. If you don’t want to watch the remake, don’t watch it, no one is forcing you. If anything, a remake compliments an original by appreciating or paying tribute to how great the plot was.

  • Sarah said:

    I watched the remake of Nightmare on Elm Street last night. If I hadn’t already seen the original and already knew the story I would of turned it off halfway through. It was rubbish. Freddy looked like a real burns victim, not something of nightmares, he wasn’t creepy or scary at all, the acting was poop, the effects were nowhere near as good as they could of been and the story was changed around too much. Stick with the originals I say!

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