Jackie Chan is the New Mr. Miyagi in "Karate Kid" Redo

[TripAcez]

let me clarify...another movie..JUST not this one..it will be lame u cant top this classic..y remake this..writers thatunimaginable?

[Crim122]

Originally Posted by TripAcez

let me clarify...another mobie..JUST not this one..it will be lame u cant top this classic..y remake this..writers thatunimaginable?

Why remake any classic? Oh yeah there is a market for it and thats good enough for the hollywood pigz

[TripAcez]

and to make money off our blu-ray lovin asses cuz well prolly buy it!!

[anomynous]

I thought we've known about this for two years now

[Crim122]

Originally Posted by anomynous

I thought we've known about this for two years now

Always those who find out late

[Pelican170]

Lovely, this movie is going to totally suck big time!

[J_UNTITLED]

Originally Posted by TripAcez

let me clarify...another movie..JUST not this one..it will be lame u cant top this classic..y remake this..writers thatunimaginable?

Because Hollywood and Co. is a corporate machine now so money, not artistry or creativity, is the bottom line.

[Crim122]

Originally Posted by J_UNTITLED

Because Hollywood and Co. is a corporate machine now so money, not artistry or creativity, is the bottom line.

+9000

[Sonny]

Why do they have to go & desecrate classics like this....

[mikejet]

Is it still Will Smith's son?

[J_UNTITLED]

Originally Posted by Crim122

+9000

Thanks.


Basically, if there is a market for it and it is a safer (i.e. the likelihood of audiences showing up to theaters for it is solid in their minds) story or concept to shell out greenback on, it'll probably get a greenlight.


For example, with the recent financial success of films like "Marley and Me" and "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" the studios will probably be actively seeking development of dog-centric scripts or pitches. Also, due to the current recession almost the entire globe is finding itself in you will be hearing about quite a few financial-hard-times-centric movies getting shepherded along (including a "Wall Street" sequel and another attempt at "The Great Gatsby").

[TripAcez]

Originally Posted by J_UNTITLED

Thanks.


Basically, if there is a market for it and it is a safer (i.e. the likelihood of audiences showing up to theaters for it is solid in their minds) story or concept to shell out greenback on, it'll probably get a greenlight.


For example, with the recent financial success of films like "Marley and Me" and "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" the studios will probably be actively seeking development of dog-centric scripts or pitches. Also, due to the current recession almost the entire globe is finding itself in you will be hearing about quite a few financial-hard-times-centric movies getting shepherded along (including a "Wall Street" sequel and another attempt at "The Great Gatsby").

great gatsby..good book saw portions of the movie..(fell asleep in class tho lol)