It's doubtful I'll be going.
I was behind the Batman reboot because of the nature of those original movies and where they wanted to go with the new ones, and considering the original movies were 10-15 years old. But, Spiderman, I'm ticked off about.
I could not see the Batman movies. It's a personal boycott against all things Warner Bros. after what they did to me after 7 years of working with 'em
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Bookworm616 said:
Hollywood needs more original writers....
So true. If only they'd think more with their Organic Cerebral Circuitry and *less* with their coke spoons.
Lest they end up like Jerry Bruckheimer's Much Regretted partner Don Simpson. Towards the end of the latter's life, the moniker of the Production Company still said
Bruckheimer/Simpson Productions (or vice versa)...but Bruckheimer did 90% of the work, whilst Simpson....devoting more of his time to Typical Hollywood Partying....only contributed 10%.
Bookworm616 said:
They also rebooted the Hulk series rather quickly, but while I didn't see the original one, I was told by numerous people it was terrible.
I thought the 1st film with Eric Bana was not too bad...
Bookworm616 said:
I heard they're also rebooting the Superman movies again. Thank GOD for that. The Superman Returns movie was awful.
I also have declined to see the Superman films for reasons already discussed....
As far as reboots are concerned, here's one that I *really* don't wanna see....
http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1591705/story.jhtml
I still *very* fondly remember the *original*
"ROBOCOP" , though I gotta admit, I *did* see a couple ofprior films by
Paul Verhoeven (in his native language, Dutch)....so, I wanted to see what he'd do with his first Mainstream U.S. film, and I went away *very* impressed....
What galls me, right after the reimagining of Classic telly programmes for the big screen (Almost ALL of them total abortions), is the reimagining of past hit movies....and the originals aren't even all *that* "old" to begin with! And in *many* cases, the originals were *far* superior to the re-makes!
I shudder to think what might happen with *given* classics such as
"Doctor Zhivago", "Lawrence Of Arabia", "2001 : A Space Odyssey", "Gone With The Wind", "The French Conection" and things like these a couple of generations from now.............
The possibilities are nothing short of frightening................
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