Movies you want to REBOOT

[Al_The_Strange]

"Battlefield Earth." Yep, it was one bad movie; but the book was entertaining. A proper adaptation would probably make for a good movie or miniseries.

[boe]

Originally Posted by steve_dave

The Terminator franchise - CGI everything and make Sarah Conner younger and sexier.

And sluttier

If they redo Terminator - make the young John Conner less of a dickwad. He was bad in the Conner series which I still enjoyed but intolerable in the movies.

I actually liked most of the actors for FF -however Reed Richards was a bit goofy and Doctor Doom was a bad choice and so was the way his character was presented. Doctor Doom should remain an imperious monarch who gained his throne through witchcraft, science, bloodline, manipulations and force. His armor to isolate himself, empower himself and cover his scarred flesh made that way through his arrogance and attempt to contact his mother trapped in another dimension/hell. There was ZERO reason to rewrite his history - which could have been a movie unto itself.

I wouldn't mind a reboot of the Roughnecks - new CGI, more linear story, more stories.

Colossus: The Forbin Project would be good for a reboot - but keep the same computer voice.

Enterprise - but make the characters act a little less like tardos. I understand meeting other cultures is new to them but they don't have to act like complete idiots every time they encounter a new situation or a similar one for that matter.

Continue the Prophecy series.

Continue the Constine story.

Eurotrip Part II screams to be made.

Continue the Independence day story.

Pretend the wretched sequels to Starship Troopers never happened and make a good but fun movie like the original that continues the story.

Ocean's Googleplex. I'll admit, I enjoyed all of the Ocean's movies.

Another Stargate movie would be welcome (by me at least).

It might be time to do an updated version of Red Dawn.

Maybe another Saint movie.

[davidthenikonuser]

Originally Posted by boe

It might be time to do an updated version of Red Dawn.

here you go, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1234719/

[kemcha]

The second and third X-Men movies were actually pretty decent. Matter of fact, X-Men: The Last Stand was a success to the studio. It did manage to pull in $234 million domestically and $459 worldwide.

Fantastic Four and its sequel weren't all that bad either. The problem with the criticism is that they are all from fanboys, comic fans, who are never happy anyway.

[Chester Lime]

Originally Posted by aphilpott

I think they need to Reboot X men... the first one wasn't bad but they messed up the other two... others

Fantastic 4

I know its not going to happen til hes dead and i'm prolly going to get alot of crap for it but Star wars.. start over on epi 1-3 i would leave epi 4 n 5 and i would update 6.. epi 1-3 felt like i was in a kids movie all of the star wars should be at least pg-13 i think they are just coastin on the star wars rep they know it will do well

and i would start making some bad ass new ones in the future

They actually are "re-booting" X-Men
Remember X-Men: Wolverine, and how about the upcoming X-Men: First Class

[demers_60]

Doc Savage. One of my favorite comics as a kid. And from what I remember of the 70's movie, which is pretty much nothing, it was pretty crappy.

[Ugly Pig]

None.

Enough with the g-damned reboots already, Hollywood. Leave the classics alone if you can't come up with a proper sequel. And come up with something original instead.

[u2bonoman]

Reboot Hamlet. The first 10 versions didn't cut it.

[OrlandoEastwood]

It's been a dream of mine to do it right since I was disappointed with the remake. I like Sean Bean and I thought he was good, but it's just the over all performance of all of the other actors. I, myself, would like to play John Ryder.

[Ray_Rogers]

The Wizard of Oz. Return to Oz was a better adapation of the books compared to the 1939 musical.