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Submitted by Crazay 294d ago | opinion piece

Six 90s Movies That Hollywood Must Not Remake

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For years we have watched as studios have constantly churned out remakes of 80s movies like Fright Night, Clash of the Titans, Nightmare on Elm Street and The Karate Kid, but the release of Total Recall brings us into whole new territory: the 90s. The original adaptation, directed by Paul Verhoeven, came out in 1990, and the remake could very well be the excuse studios need to start mining the rest of the decade for properties to reboot. (Culture)

Crazay  +   295d ago
They can't remake Hackers for the simple fact that none of the tactics used in that movie are even remotely useful anymore. And if they were to modernize it, they'd take all the fun out of it because there are so many rules and laws involving hackers and hacking now and back then it was still sort of an untapped frontier.
Soldierone  +   294d ago
Laws to me would just make it more fun. Its like saying a racing movie won't be any good because of Speed Limits lol :P

(no I'm not saying they should remake it, i'm just saying to hell with our rights being taken away! I hack what i want! :P )
Crazay  +   294d ago
Well what I was saying is that it was all so new to everyone back then. It's not new now.
SilentNegotiator  +   293d ago
#1 Total Rec-

Aww crap, too late.
MorningStar  +   293d ago
Point break was remade. It was remade with a whole new story and title but it was remade to be The Fast and the Furious
Picnic  +   293d ago
Forrest Gump and Dead Poets Society.

It seems to be mainly horror type films that tend to get remade anyway.
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Crazay  +   293d ago
Good call on Forrest Gump.
dcbronco  +   293d ago
They should stop making re-makes, get rid of the idiots that currently run the studios and bring in some people with real talent to bring new ideas to the screen. Tired of formula movies, sequels and re-makes. Stop shutting out talented people because you can't exploit them.

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