“Forrest Gump.
It’s one of those characters that literally nobody else can play besides Tom Hanks. The special effects still hold up. Not a whole lot has changed culturally, at least nothing that would have an effect on the story. If it were made in 2020 instead of ‘93, then the flashbacks would go to the 80s, 90s, and 00s instead of 60s, 70s, and 80s. Maybe a joke thrown in about Forrest inspiring Bill Gates or Steve Jobs.
It’s an interesting thought experiment, but a remake is wholesomely unnecessary.”
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Joe 4 year s ago
Clue is in pre-production.
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Pink 4 year s ago
the problem is to make a remake of these movies you would need talent like the originals had and we drove off all talent to make sure we have equality and no one gets offended any more.
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Lenora 4 year s ago
Pink,
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Cory 4 year s ago
Every one of them flop - like Total Recall, Ben Hur, Poseidon Adventure, The Thing, Psycho to name a few
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Obie 4 year s ago
#12 I dunno, they did a good job with the jeep commerical.
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Abednego 4 year s ago
You got rid of the Lelu comment? no wayyyyy
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Carlton 4 year s ago
Blazing Saddles...no, wait, that one is safe.
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Beedy 4 year s ago
I like Jason Momoa, but they shouldn't have remade The Crow. It should have remained a final tribute to Brandon Lee who was killed making it.
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Olivia 4 year s ago
It's not a remake, but a reuse of the same conceptulization, if that's a word,.
Still, I don't understand why Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets was ignored.
Brenden totally pulled off the same comic book inspiration and it bombed.
Still, I don't understand why Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets was ignored.
Brenden totally pulled off the same comic book inspiration and it bombed.
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Olivia 4 year s ago
I hate auto correct
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Ez 4 year s ago
Pretty much ANY remake / reboot is cr#p!
Still, I don't understand why Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets was ignored.
Brenden totally pulled off the same comic book inspiration and it bombed.