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Good remakes of old classics? 2017-04-02 12:37:29 Post No. 81181552
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How many examples are there of older classics being remade and the remake doesn't suck? By older, I mean pre-1970s.
...can you think of any?
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The Thing is the definitive answer to this
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>>81181572
also The Fly
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As >>81181572 stated, the Thing is the definitive answer, but I feel some other good ones would be King Kong, the Blob, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Fly, and a couple others that I don't remember
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Dawn of the Dead
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why can't you obsess over an actually attractive talented kid like Jacob Tremblay instead of this ugly big nosed faggot
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>>81181552
cape feare
although the original with robert mitchum and gregory peck is still better than the remake
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>>81181805
Because he's 10 years old, get out of my thread pedo
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>>81181552
Nosferatu
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>>81181552
Blue Jasmine
Little shop of horrors
The money pit
Sabrina
The Maltse Falcon
Farewell my lovely
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>>81181552
The Coen Bros True Grit was solid. Ocean's Eleven and the Italian Job were both fun
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Damn, how the fuck did I miss this David Mazouz thread?
>it's a David Mazouz thread
"No!"
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