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I think that there are certain shows that can pull off a feature length movie and others that can't. Unfortunately, Friends is one of the shows that can't and really shouldn't try. If the desire is that strong, for a reunion then the best thing to do is film a movie mini series with 3 1hr episodes or maybe 6 1hr episodes to get a look into each character.
I never really liked the show, it was like dry humor and if something else was on id watch that instead. I understand why people like it, but the thing I dont unerstand is how they plan to turn this into a movie? Is it going to be generic like all the others where they go on a road trip or something stupid like that.
I see it happening purely for the fact that it will make money. Just like how Sex in the City wasn't great, yet the fans grab on tight and never let go.
Next stop, Two and a Half Men in Vegas! lol
I'm not on board with TV shows receiving the big screen treatment. Most times it doesn't work... I often think that it could be a good idea but then I smarten up.
id watch an east bound and down movie, and i like the simpsons movie. the only way this movie would work for me is if the broads got naked.
I wouldn't mind seeing a movie if they were going to go ahead with it, though maybe a thanksgiving episode, or a few one of specials might better suit the show than a big screen adaptation.