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Anonymous wrote:Breakfast Club

No!

Why remake a great film? It wouldn't be the same with kids glued to their phones.

Actually I like this idea. Maybe teach kids how to get off them and actually talk.

Anonymous wrote:Please stop with remakes. They're all bad and never as good as the original.

I thought the remakes of Sabrina and the Thomas Crown Affair were better than the originals.

I am also against remakes. Many remakes have destroyed the original series or movie for me. The films should be remembered as they are. For me, it makes no sense to remake a series or movie after several decades. Simply because of the time that has passed and the circumstances that have changed, it will no longer have anything to do with the original.

Please stop with remakes. They're all bad and never as good as the original.

Anonymous wrote:White Men Can’t Jump should have a sequel - Old Men Can Jump

A White Men Can't Jump remake was just out.

White Men Can’t Jump should have a sequel - Old Men Can Jump

Troy. Brad Pitt’s washboard abs notwithstanding, the movie was a disappointing cheesy borefest. The story of the Iliad is begging to be made into a GOOD movie. Get the team from HBO’s Rome on it.

Anonymous wrote:Fantasy Island

They could never do Threes Company again. Or Bosom Buddies

They’ve tried to relaunch Fantasy Island a couple of times, but nobody came close to Ricardo Montalban’s Mr. Roarke.

Fantasy Island

They could never do Threes Company again. Or Bosom Buddies

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Back to the Future

I like this one!