Reboot me. . not

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rudiroo

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Happy 4th July to you all, friends across the Atlantic!

What think you of this bad call - the return of Ghostbusters?
This isn't about gender equality - nope, it's about artistic integrity (call off the dogs: lightweight, funny and even sci-fi films have integrity. It's hard to imagine any film director saying to himself "um , this film of mine won't have a breath of integrity" ).

Subtract Harold Ramis, Bill Murray and Dan Murray from the equation and you have something, but it surely isn't the Ghostbusters that I remember so fondly from '84/'85.

Anyone, else think that some reboots are gagging for the cease and desist treatment?
What would you want to see with a Reboot me. . not sticker slapped on it?
Here's a few of mine:
Tremors (1990)
The Big Chill (1983)
When Harry Met Sally (1989)
Broadcast News (1987)
Trading Places (1983)

May I suggest that we limit ourselves to 5 films, released between 1980-1990?

Thanks!
 

Dana Jean

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Happy 4th July to you all, friends across the Atlantic!

What think you of this bad call - the return of Ghostbusters?
This isn't about gender equality - nope, it's about artistic integrity (call off the dogs: lightweight, funny and even sci-fi films have integrity. It's hard to imagine any film director saying to himself "um , this film of mine won't have a breath of integrity" ).

Subtract Harold Ramis, Bill Murray and Dan Murray from the equation and you have something, but it surely isn't the Ghostbusters that I remember so fondly from '84/'85.

Anyone, else think that some reboots are gagging for the cease and desist treatment?
What would you want to see with a Reboot me. . not sticker slapped on it?
Here's a few of mine:
Tremors (1990)
The Big Chill (1983)
When Harry Met Sally (1989)
Broadcast News (1987)
Trading Places (1983)

May I suggest that we limit ourselves to 5 films, released between 1980-1990?

Thanks!
So nice to see you! You've been missing too. I hope all is well.
 

rudiroo

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So nice to see you! You've been missing too. I hope all is well.
Aw, thank you so much - I've been visiting that well-known planet called Going Downhill:
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But I'm back in business, and hope to be posting hard for as long as I can - yay!:haha:
 

Lee9900

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That's the thing about writers and other creative people.

They all ahve to have their own take on any given story.

it's the same thing with ancient mythology, why there are different verisions o Hercules stories, and the like.

And why there are so many different superhero versions too.

This can be a good thing, but, sometimes too many cooks spoil the broth.
 

rudiroo

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I am just happy that they brought back the green colored marshmallows in honor of the Ghost buster slime. :)
Ah, the Stay Puft man
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Hi rudiroo *waves*

Some re-makes are okay, I guess. On the movie thread we discussed Cape Fear and I think the re-make with Juliette Lewis was way cool IMO.

I agree with you - Ramis, Murray and Akroyd made the movie Ghost busters.
(I have a huge problem with song covers =D !)

>>hugs<<


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Hi rudiroo *waves*

Some re-makes are okay, I guess. On the movie thread we discussed Cape Fear and I think the re-make with Juliette Lewis was way cool IMO.

I agree with you - Ramis, Murray and Akroyd made the movie Ghost busters.
(I have a huge problem with song covers =D !)

>>hugs<<
Hi rudiroo *waves*


>>hugs<<

I'm with you about the Cape Fear remake - most bonkers.
But so cool!
Hugs straight back atcha:eagerness:
 

rudiroo

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May 20, 2008
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London, England
Oops. Something went weird with my reply to Arista - I meant to endorse choice of our Stay Puft buddy.
Then I mused about how come Mr. Stay Puft, Kraft Mac & Cheese and Fritos aren't in need of a passport, anytime soon.

Strange how some US food leaves Brits drooling, but other US foods have no effect. .