The Cinematic Motion Picture News Thread

[Kaius]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

[BurtReynolds]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

[Kaius]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

Have you read the book?

[epilogue]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

If you have something interesting to do, do it. I don't see why it would matter if the subject matter has been explored before.

Yes. I agree 100%.

Unfortunately,

It's fucking boring at this point.

[LoathedVermin72]

...I think Dracula Untold is the second-best Dracula movie to date.

[Kaius]

Is it on Netflix?

[LoathedVermin72]

Is it on Netflix?

No, not yet.

[epilogue]

...I think Dracula Untold is the second-best Dracula movie to date.

I have not seen it. But I don't imagine that's tough. None of them have been spectacular really.

But I do think it's another good example of saying something new& therefore worth the effort even if I don't like it.

[McParadigm]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

It's called the Avengers.

Zing!

[LoathedVermin72]

...I think Dracula Untold is the second-best Dracula movie to date.

I have not seen it. But I don't imagine that's tough. None of them have been spectacular really.

But I do think it's another good example of saying something new& therefore worth the effort even if I don't like it.

You're a good man, Joey.

By the way, have you seen Coppola's Dracula? Because it's pretty fucking spectacular.

[epilogue]

...I think Dracula Untold is the second-best Dracula movie to date.

I have not seen it. But I don't imagine that's tough. None of them have been spectacular really.

But I do think it's another good example of saying something new& therefore worth the effort even if I don't like it.

You're a good man, Joey.

By the way, have you seen Coppola's Dracula? Because it's pretty fucking spectacular.

Yeah, that's the best one I've seen. No question.

[LoathedVermin72]

...I think Dracula Untold is the second-best Dracula movie to date.

I have not seen it. But I don't imagine that's tough. None of them have been spectacular really.

But I do think it's another good example of saying something new& therefore worth the effort even if I don't like it.

You're a good man, Joey.

By the way, have you seen Coppola's Dracula? Because it's pretty fucking spectacular.

Yeah, that's the best one I've seen. No question.

[BurtReynolds]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

Have you read the book?

Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.

[epilogue]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

Have you read the book?

Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.

Don't be stupid, Burt. It's a great film and you know it.

[LoathedVermin72]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

Have you read the book?

Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.

Don't be stupid, Burt. It's a great film and you know it.

Team Burt

[epilogue]

Shut up, Jordan.

[LoathedVermin72]

no you shut up

[BurtReynolds]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

Have you read the book?

Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.

Don't be stupid, Burt. It's a great film and you know it.

I love it, but... it's a mess. Probably saw it a hundred times as a kid though.

[epilogue]

What's the best vampire movie, though?

[epilogue]

How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?

It's fucking boring at this point.

What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?

Neverending Story.

Have you read the book?

Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.

Don't be stupid, Burt. It's a great film and you know it.

I love it, but... it's a mess. Probably saw it a hundred times as a kid though.

It's no Princess Bride, for sure.