Oh, remake hell

[Gordon Moore]

Apparently Michael Bay has the brilliant idea of re-making the Amittyville Horror due to the success of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre re-make.

WHY????

There's nothing wrong with the original and nothing new to bring to the story.

I'm not sure what's becoming more annoying...re-making originals or re-editing?

You pick :cry:




"A RONSTER!"

[Andrew Pratt]

Would someone please come up with a new idea for a change :idea:

[Burke Strickland]

...due to the success of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre re-make.

By "success" they must mean the amount of money it has been raking in at the box office, which apparently is far more than it cost to produce. I've seen several critical reviews award it "zero stars" (compared to four stars for the original). It'll be interesting to see if it has "legs" or is just a one weekend wonder.

Burke

[George Bellefontaine]

I agree, the first Amityville was just fine. Leave it be and go find something original.




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[David Meek]

Oh joy. Another Amityville movie. Be still my beating heart. . . :




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[Brandon B]

I'm not sure what's becoming more annoying...re-making originals or re-editing?

You pick :cry:

Remakes are far worse for me. Usually a wole group of people under some delusion they can improve on something, wasting resources that could have made a whole new movie, as opposed to some restless malcontent director who can't stop fiddling.

BB