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  • CaptainFlashheart
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    An all female Ghostbusters reboot, Chris Pratt as the nnew Indiana Jones. What next?

    jimjam
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    CaptainFlashheart

    An all female Ghostbusters reboot

    Chris Pratt as Indiana Jones seems like good fit. Infinitely preferable to what was foreshadowed in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

    MSP
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    What next?

    A porn version of flash Gordon.

    centralscrutinizer
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    “A porn version of flash Gordon.”

    That’s been done 8)

    DezB
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    Apparently one of my favourite films has a remake on the way: Near Dark.

    It’ll be shit.

    MSP
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    That’s been done

    That was the joke 🙄

    woody2000
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    I’m amazed no-one’s remade E.T. yet. Or Goonies

    jimjam
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    DezB – Member

    Apparently one of my favourite films has a remake on the way: Near Dark.

    It’ll be shit.

    Near Dark is a brilliant film. Far from perfect but brilliant all the same. There’s no reason why it necessarily has to be shit, but based on recent remakes, yeah, it’ll be shit.

    woody2000

    I’m amazed no-one’s remade E.T. yet. Or Goonies

    Oh I’d say they’ll get around to it, but my guess would be that studios are looking to remake films they can turn into power house franchises with numerous sequels. E.T. and The Goonies had fully realised stories and didn’t spawn sequels.

    Bregante
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    woody2000
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    E.T. could easily have a sequel, after all he just flew off into space at the end.

    “E.T. – The Revenge” – E.T. returns to Earth to exact his bloody revenge on those who tormented him on his first visit.

    🙂

    chakaping
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    Ahem… Goonies sequel

    Pratt wanted to do Ghostbusters with Channing Tatum apparently.

    What they’ve got lined-up should be good though – talented, funny people involved.

    mikewsmith
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    vs

    senorj
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    Metal Mickey?

    john_drummer
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    Buck Rogers in the 25th Century IIRC. biddy biddy biddy

    speaking of BSG, how about this:

    vs this:

    jimjam
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    As a kid I just couldn’t figure out what Face was doing in space.

    mogrim
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    An all female Ghostbusters reboot, Chris Pratt as the nnew Indiana Jones. What next?

    Can’t see a problem with either of these, apart from the lack of imagination implicit in a reboot.

    lemonysam
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    An all female Ghostbusters reboot

    I reckon a Paul Feig Ghostbusters with Kristin Wiig, Melissa Mccarthy and Kate Mckinnon* has the potential to be awesome to be honest and t least you can be pretty confident it’s going to be something different rather than a dodgy aping of the original..

    *and Leslie Jones but I know nothing about her

    plumber
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    biddy biddy biddy

    I always though it was Beely Beely Beely ?

    PJM1974
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    Can’t see a problem with the new BSG and the new Starbuck – she was every bit the cigar-chomping voracious horizontalist with a healthy disrespect for authority that Dirk Benedict was, plus she managed to not come across as a bit off a smug bellsniff. I strongly suspect that if old and new Starbucks had a punch up, new Starbuck would win.

    As for the others, I sat through the reboots of Total Recall and Robocop. Neither brought anything new to the story that the originals lacked, aside from a massively increased SFX budget.

    Buck Rogers? Hmm…no living woman today will ever come close to the perfection (in my seven year old eyes at least) of Wilma Deering.

    zippykona
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    In the back pages of a lads mag there was a classic remake of Saving Private Ryan.
    It was called Shaving Ryan’s Privates.

    breatheeasy
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    I love the quote on the BBC website about the Ghostbusters film

    Plans for a follow-up have been mooted ever since, but appeared to have been scuppered by Murray’s reluctance to sign up for it.

    Harold Ramis’s death last year appeared to make it an even unlikelier prospect.

    I’d kinda say impossible, seeing as he’s dead!

    woody2000
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    If they could get Harold Ramis back as an actual ghost, they could write their own pay cheques 🙂

    Ferris-Beuller
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    MSP – Member
    What next?
    A porn version of flash Gordon.

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    As long as it still has Mings daughter in it i’d watch it!

    DezB
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    It was called Shaving Ryan’s Privates.

    Indeed, when I watched the film (the Spielberg one) with my son I kept calling it that. He was amused.

    drslow
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    Not all reboots are bad. Ok Sly’s Dredd was awful but Karl Urban’s was pretty good. Fairly low budget as well.

    stewartc
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    As long as they don’t try to resurrect past their prime sitcoms like Open all hours or Birds of a feather we should be OK.

    teasel
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    Regarding BSG – Starbuck and Facebuck are both…well, y’know…a bit phwoar!

    As are both incarnations of the bots, obviously.

    john_drummer
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    oh yeah, Boomer’s a woman too. and a Cylon to boot. oops did I put a spoiler in there?

    monkeysfeet
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    Twiki was voiced by Mel Blanc who also did Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck. Erin Grey (wilma deering) was my boyhood crush/fantasy….rrrrrrrowser!

    john_drummer
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    original Boomer:

    he’s clearly unimpressed

    vs reboot Boomer:

    jimjam
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    80’s


    90’s

    00’s

    DezB
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    As long as they don’t try to resurrect past their prime sitcoms like Open all hours or Birds of a feather we should be OK.

    Birds of a Feather had a prime? musta missed that!

    CountZero
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    Can’t see a problem with the new BSG and the new Starbuck – she was every bit the cigar-chomping voracious horizontalist with a healthy disrespect for authority that Dirk Benedict was, plus she managed to not come across as a bit off a smug bellsniff. I strongly suspect that if old and new Starbucks had a punch up, new Starbuck would win.

    A face-off between the two Starbucks would almost certainly result in Face needing a new one. 😉

    Euro
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    I never watched TMGTNMT in the 80s, but cartoon April exceeds the nork/head size ratio by quite some margin.

    nickc
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    I’m amazed no-one’s remade E.T. yet.

    Super 8

    CountZero
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    Buck Rogers? Hmm…no living woman today will ever come close to the perfection (in my seven year old eyes at least) of Wilma Deering.

    I was somewhat older but still…
    (Whimper)

    Euro
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    Preferred the baddie princess. I’m a sucker for dark hair and non-boss eyes 😀

    gofasterstripes
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    “A porn version of *whatever*”

    That’s been done

    R34

    Also – NO FRACKING SPOILERS!

    Northwind
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    jimjam – Member

    E.T. and The Goonies had fully realised stories and didn’t spawn sequels.

    Speilberg wrote a pitch for an ET sequel, William Kotzwinkle did a (different) follow-on novel which I don’t remember much about but seemed to be mostly about stockholm syndrome, PTSD, and the crushing disappointment of normal life.

    Forget about old reboots, they’re rebooting the fantastic 4, the last film in that series was only 7 years ago.

    PrinceJohn
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    Having just watched the Fantastic Four trailer, my excitement level has hit ‘meh’

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