@Supreme I have watched the Spike Lee movie but I did not watch this movie she’s got to have it and they did a TV series so I will start to watch it on my Netflix account
@Supreme I never watch the original movie but I could tell the remake is not necessary at all but I will start to watch it because back in the 90s movies has a lot of sense so I can tell this movie are trying to reboot it to make it the same as the original instead of doing the continuation they should’ve thought about that and they should have called Spike Lee To direct this movie
@hzr yea...I really think though had 9/11 never happened, the world/times right now would still be as great as they were in the 1990s but more advanced
And most importantly, you cannot duplicate the Zeitgeist of the 90s at that time. Stuff like Jordan and the bulls first three peet was happening at the time, Dream Team dominating at the Barcelona olympics, making the sport a world wide hype for years to come, Pince of Bel Air was all the rage. The 90s were truly a "fresh" time and the future looked bright and people were actually enjoying themselves instead of fighting over social non-issues like the bickering little kids we seem to be today.
I think the 1990 Total Recall still looks good today, and they still did a remake of it in 2012. The remake is kind of fun but it was still unnecessary.
@Halloween Spirit 🎃 i dont see what point you’re trying to make. Yes Disney owns multiple streaming services, yes they want movies from all the studios they own in those streamers. So what? What does that mean. Doesn’t make any of those films “disney films”
@Jeffrey Cunningham All these movies are already available now on Disney+ internationally and on Hulu (also HBO Max in the US because a window deal before the Disney merger that will end this year)
@Halloween Spirit 🎃 wrong. 20th century studios is like warner brothers. Which were owned by at&t but no one says they are at&t movies. Lucasfilm only makes star wars films, marvel only marvel. They’re not what 20th century is which is a large film studio that is still operating like they once did only just under a different umbrella. None of the films you named will be at Disney plus. Hulu sure but that where all fox titles go. They also get licensed out to other streamers. Unless theres a Disney logo in the credits before a film starts, its not a disney film. You know that touchstone studio ls was owned by Disney in the 90s? You know the studio that made Signs, Armageddon, pearl harbor, con air, gone in 60 seconds… the list is endless. Are THOSE disney films too?? Lol the answer is NO
@Pale Horse I guess you haven't watched Disney, HBO, or Prime recently, it's happening everywhere. I honestly don't know about Hulu because who watches Hulu, but I'm 99.9% sure they're guilty too.
I wonder how many people truly woke up thinking "you know what we need a remake of?" and this is what came to mind. I'm betting very few. How ridiculous.
Actually, a real sequel would be interesting. Snipes character is now a successful old guy. He basically has a soft spot for Woody’s character and has been helping him out. Woody is always sad about Rosie. But then Rosie shows up and says he has a son who is going down the wrong path so Snipes and Woody try to play in a tournament to convince his street ball son to go to college. Or something like that. I dunno
It would've been nice if they tied this into the original movie. Have someone from the old cast be parents and their kids meet while playing basketball. The dads, Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson reminisce on back in the old days they hustled. So their kids go out and fail in their own way.
Well, in fairness, most people have tuned out from shitty remakes of good movies. Hollywood and their imitators have lost the audience. It's rare to see a new concept. So they just rehash good movies for cash. The "entertainment" industry fails to entertain.
Now this is what I’m talking about if you wanna come back with shows and Movies let’s come back with the same title different meanings but let’s finish where we started this is what I’m talking about this is a prime example if shows are going to come back come back and finish where you left off or if you were done start a new season start a new script start something new. P.S i’m so sick of remakes what are you going to remake Now this is how you start back off stop with the remakes it’s always a remake They constantly remake something over remake something over all you’re doing is starting the storyline all back over again it’s nothing new it’s nothing different not a new script stop the remakes
Should have made a sequel instead of a remake. Even if you say that these are the kids of Sydney and Billy...that would have been more appealing to me than trying to replicate the magic and chemistry of the original. With that being said, I'm going to go in with an open mind and hope for a solid entertaining flick.
Nope, Smile, Banshees of Inisherin, The Lost City, Ticket to Paradise, Violent Night, Everything Everywhere all at Once, Barbarians, The Northman, Tar, Glass Onion, Amsterdam, Pearl, The Menu, The Fabelmans. There were way more original films that came out last year than remakes or sequels. Just because you didn't see them doesn't mean they don't exist.
I seen the original movie, starring Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson, Rosie Perez, Tyra Ferrell, Clyk Cozart, Kadeem Hardison, Ernest Harden, Jr., Nigel Miguel, Freeman Williams, Loius Pride, Marques Johnson, the late Alex Trebek, Alan Malamud, Duane Martin, and David Roberson, and now it's getting a remake.
Tbh I feel like this could be a great basketball movie on its own, but only if it wasn't a remake of the 90s version because with a story, a concept and characters looking like they were just taken from the og movie and changed a little bit to fit today audience and be a bit different from the original, people will always find the 90s version better, it doesn't look like this movie has any purpose other than money, because they know people will watch it anyway
Nope, Smile, Banshees of Inisherin, The Lost City, Ticket to Paradise, Violent Night, Everything Everywhere all at Once, Barbarians, The Northman, Tar, Glass Onion, Amsterdam, Pearl, The Menu, The Fabelmans. There were way more original films that came out last year than remakes or sequels. Just because you didn't see them doesn't mean they don't exist.
First reaction: No reason for this to exist. Second reaction: When I'm scrolling through Hulu, I'll probably watch end up watching this, against my better judgment. Well played, Hulu.
I know this ain’t gon be anywhere near as great as the original. But I’m just glad to see Harlow finally acting. He’s such a character this needed to happen lmao
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