WGTC writes: No one can deny that most movie studios in Hollywood occasionally run a little low on originality. Luckily for them, there’s over a century of classic films that can provide inspiration for new ones… in addition to already-formed characters, plots and dialogue, if need be.
So, it’s never a surprise when a remake gets the green light – this year alone, we’ve had many. Now and then, one of these remakes is pretty good. Other times, a remake is bad or just utterly pointless. Sometimes, they’re even masquerading as original films.
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Should've split this article into two. I was waiting to see a Best Rip-Off.
Seriously as an old school Horror fan and the original Evil Dead blowing me away, it saddens me that people think the remake is actually good....it's average a best...a poor sloppy remake that doesn't hold a candle to the original
As for Iron Man 3....it shouldn't of been made, not with Shane Black behind the camera and co writting it. They ruined the Mandarin and disrespected the countless fans who have been waiting for a Mandarin to appear on the silver screen since the first Iron Man.