Post by Aj_June on Sept 22, 2018 15:05:19 GMT
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I agree with phludowin. My reasoning is very simple. Everyone deserves a chance to remake a movie simply by desiring to do so. While remakes are mostly bad and are not able to increase the quality of original in majority of cases, that in itself is no reason to deny someone the chance.
May be you used an exaggerated way of writing that I didn't get. But to me everyone who is in film-making profession has certain aspirations and should have the chance to do what he or she wants to. If the remake is bad we will simply ignore it. Once in a while remakes are not that bad. Cape Fear for example is not that bad. Even though I personally like the original more, the remake is also good.
I agree with phludowin. My reasoning is very simple. Everyone deserves a chance to remake a movie simply by desiring to do so. While remakes are mostly bad and are not able to increase the quality of original in majority of cases, that in itself is no reason to deny someone the chance.
May be you used an exaggerated way of writing that I didn't get. But to me everyone who is in film-making profession has certain aspirations and should have the chance to do what he or she wants to. If the remake is bad we will simply ignore it. Once in a while remakes are not that bad. Cape Fear for example is not that bad. Even though I personally like the original more, the remake is also good.