FridgeMagnet
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Do people not actually write screenplays any more?
was based on the Philip K Dick story We Can Remember It for You Wholesale. Moritz described the Dick tale as "prescient".
9. 'The Great Escape.' Not a remake has been made so far, thankfully. And who doesn't watch it whenever it's on and still be willing Steve McQueen to make it over the border?
10. '1984.' A somewhat offbeat choice this one, I admit, but it was Richard Burton's last film and certainly one of his finest ever performances.
I take it you missed the sequel, then.
So what forms of heresy or apostasy might the preceding (big and small) screen versions of Nineteen Eighty-Four be filed under?
Trailer hereThe taking of Pelham One Two Three. With Denzel Washingtion in place of Walter Matteau and and John 'one good film every 30 years' Travolta in place of Robert Shaw's hard as nails leader.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072251/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1111422/
I was hoping to gloss over the travesty that involved that bloke from 'Lovejoy', to be honest.
And I really like both the versions of '1984' that I've seen. Although it's always a good debate as to whether Richard Burton or Peter Cushing did the definitive portrayal of the vastly sinister O'Brien.
Well, it wasn't Peter Cushing - he played Winston Smith!
And the sequel to 'The Great Escape' was, IIRC, having watched it only once, was as excrement is compared to cream.
The taking of Pelham One Two Three. With Denzel Washingtion in place of Walter Matteau and and John 'one good film every 30 years' Travolta in place of Robert Shaw's hard as nails leader.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072251/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1111422/
I think she is really pretty
Word is they are doing 'Clueless - The Class Reunion' this year. Not exactly a remake but the first one was enough surely. Why did Alicia Silverstone's career go nowhere after that filmI think she is really pretty
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Some films that it would be blasphemous to try and remake:
1. Any of Sergio Leone's 'Dollars...' trilogy, but especially 'The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.'
The taking of Pelham One Two Three. With Denzel Washingtion in place of Walter Matteau and and John 'one good film every 30 years' Travolta in place of Robert Shaw's hard as nails leader.





Some films that it would be blasphemous to try and remake:
1. Any of Sergio Leone's 'Dollars...' trilogy, but especially 'The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.'