Too bad it won't happen, all they have a chance of getting is a remake, wouldn't it be a better idea to remake an awful movie? well I did just read about a "Drop Dead Fred" remake with Russel Brand so I guess it can't be worse than the original.
Question of the Day, May 6, 2010
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But Arnie isn't in the business any more excluding cameos and it would be horrific to see a Conan sequel with an alternative actor.Furburt said:
Also, that best be Labyrinth as in David Bowie's Labyrinth. I would totally watch a sequel to that.
I loved Labyrinth, and I would love to see another story told in that style and with that sort of atmosphere, but I wouldn't want to see a sequel per se. Most of the appeal, for me at least, came from the strangeness of the world and experiencing the wonderment of discovery through Sarah. If they just told another story about her, that wonderment would be gone, since she's already had so much experience with that world. But with a fresh main character, a new villain (because nobody could properly replicate Bowie's Goblin King), and at least a few new Muppets to meet with whatever old ones they bring back (I do so love those Muppets), they could make another fun experience with it. Of course, given today's media market, I wouldn't trust anyone to actually pull it off, but still, it would be nice to see another quirky 80s fantasy.
You're about 2 years too late.Fetzenfisch said:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1031254/
Also voting for "can they please stop doing reboots and sequels altogether?" or at least "can we please stop begging them to shovel more half-baked shit based on things we love down our throats?"
Definitely Ferris Bueller's Day Off. That film was amazing. If there were a sequel it should be his "Night Off", set a few years later, as he's working and has swung himself a night off. Equal levels of hilarity ensue.
I find your ideas intriguing and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.CaptainCrunch said:
evil dean...nah i don't think that idea would work out very well..at the same time i'm not sure if kilmer would be able to pull off the kinda zaniness he did as a kid in the 1st one so maybe the movie would have to take that kind of turn...but i'd still go see that movie...Da Joz said:
I voted labyrinth. Only because thats the only one that could be inproved with todays advanced special effects. Goonies and Ferris Buellers Day Off would be distroyed if they were remade and theres not really a need. If people wanted to see them they can just watch the origionals, no need to watch a remake lol.
Be good to see labyrinth with some good special effects
Be good to see labyrinth with some good special effects