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16 hours ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Not saying I necessarily want them, but movies I could see happening

 

  • Ferris Bueller's Day Off (yes, I know there was a terrible spin-off show)
  • Back to the Future (I'd be okay with a sequel under the right conditions, but stay the hell away from a reboot.)
  • Adam Sandler's movies have bombed lately, I wouldn't be surprised if a Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, or Waterboy sequel soon.
    • I've read rumors of Mike Myers working on Austin Powers 4 and Wayne's World 3 for like ten years. 

Blasphomy.  Zemickis assured their wouldn't be a reboot or sequel.

Posted
4 hours ago, Bills4everNY said:

I'm surprised they haven't remade "Jaws" as the same movie except replaced the mechanical shark with a CGI shark. A lot of fans of the original would probably hate them doing that but I think it would still make a ton of money at the box office.

 

Check out The Meg. 

 

 

Posted
17 hours ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Not saying I necessarily want them, but movies I could see happening

 

  • Ferris Bueller's Day Off (yes, I know there was a terrible spin-off show)
  • Back to the Future (I'd be okay with a sequel under the right conditions, but stay the hell away from a reboot.)
  • Adam Sandler's movies have bombed lately, I wouldn't be surprised if a Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, or Waterboy sequel soon.
    • I've read rumors of Mike Myers working on Austin Powers 4 and Wayne's World 3 for like ten years. 

If done right(major if) I could see a sequel to Happy Gilmore working.  Happy had some financial struggles and is now coming out of retirement to take on the Senior tour or some s*** like that.

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Posted
18 hours ago, Lurker said:

Grumpy Old Men

 

20 hours ago, dpberr said:

 

The Goonies

Both of these need to be redone by an all female cast as not to ruin the original

 

My contribution:

 

Road House

The Beverly Hillbillies

Mr Smith Goes To Washington (would be hysterically funny now)

Iron Eagle

Over the Top

 

Posted
11 minutes ago, Boyst62 said:

 

Both of these need to be redone by an all female cast as not to ruin the original

 

My contribution:

 

Road House

The Beverly Hillbillies

Mr Smith Goes To Washington (would be hysterically funny now)

Iron Eagle

Over the Top

 

 

You have my support for a new Iron Eagle.  I think that concept would be exciting in a "24" format where it happens in the span of a day.  I might flip it around a little and have a very retired pilot play the Gedrick role and an active pilot play the Gossett role.  

 

Road House is a favorite of mine but it would be a challenge because when you really think about that movie, what exactly was the overarching plot?  ?

Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, dpberr said:

 

You have my support for a new Iron Eagle.  I think that concept would be exciting in a "24" format where it happens in the span of a day.  I might flip it around a little and have a very retired pilot play the Gedrick role and an active pilot play the Gossett role.  

 

Road House is a favorite of mine but it would be a challenge because when you really think about that movie, what exactly was the overarching plot?  ?

Sam Elliot could still be in it.  And get the Captain America dude to play Patrick swayze. 

 

Oh. And the plot?

 

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, dpberr said:

 

You have my support for a new Iron Eagle.  I think that concept would be exciting in a "24" format where it happens in the span of a day.  I might flip it around a little and have a very retired pilot play the Gedrick role and an active pilot play the Gossett role.  

 

Road House is a favorite of mine but it would be a challenge because when you really think about that movie, what exactly was the overarching plot?  ?

  Bad guy wants to build a JC Penney.  Brick and mortar retail is dying so that won't work.  Now that I think about that would not work for a fair amount of old television where the villain wants to cheat somebody out of their old house or farm for development property if redone today.

Posted
4 hours ago, BillsPride12 said:

If done right(major if) I could see a sequel to Happy Gilmore working.  Happy had some financial struggles and is now coming out of retirement to take on the Senior tour or some s*** like that.

Billy Madison can work well too. Billy, who's now a reasonably responsible adult, and successfully running the Madison hotel chain. However, now he has a son that's a chip off the old block. Billy Jr pulls a "You have no idea how hard school is, grandpa basically handed you the company." So Billy does the same challenge, along with his late teen, early 20s son, to prove it to him.

Posted
18 hours ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Napolean Dynamite had an animated series with the original actors that was terrible. Although seeing an actual movie of Napolean living adult life would be interesting.

 

Going Places is an upcoming American crime comedy film written by, directed by, and starring John Turturro, acting as both a remake of the 1974 French film of the same name by Bertrand Blier, and a spin-off to the 1998 cult film The Big Lebowski by the Coen brothers, from which Turturro reprises his role as Jesus Quintana.

 

Old School would be interesting. As for the Smokey and the Bandit reboot, while that can go wrong in so many ways, it could also be awesome. And it can't be any worse than the sequels. 

 

 

you couldn't redo Napolean today, even if it was admiring him it would still be shot down by the "usual suspects" in the media and Hollywood

 

 

Posted
4 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Blasphomy.  Zemickis assured their wouldn't be a reboot or sequel.

This is why I said under the right conditions. It would only work IF at least Bob, Christopher Lloyd, Michael J Fox, Thomas F. Wilson, and Lea Thompson were involved. Which Bob said he's not up to it. Michael J Fox obviously has health conditions. Christopher Lloyd recently said he'd be up to it if it happened, granted he's 80. But even with all of the elements I just mentioned, I'm still not sure it would work.

 

The other sequels were direct continuations, picking up right where the last one left off. But those were only five years apart. Although Christopher Lloyd is now about the age that he was supposed to be in the movies, would we be able to suspend our disbelief that Michael J Fox isn't a teenager anymore? 

Posted

I'm actually surprised Trading Places hasn't had a sequel or a reboot yet.  Most of the main actors are still around for a sequel or I'm sure they could cast Kevin Hart in a reboot. 

Posted
48 minutes ago, Bullpen said:

I'm actually surprised Trading Places hasn't had a sequel or a reboot yet.  Most of the main actors are still around for a sequel or I'm sure they could cast Kevin Hart in a reboot. 

  Although anti-racist in general there are a fair amount of non-PC moments in the film that if deleted will harm the essence of it.  Valentine's house party with his street associates, Lewis Winthorp proposing assault with a deadly weapon, Beeks in the guerrilla cage, and street hookers in general to name a few.  I thought the original was fairly cast dependent with Murphy, Ackroyd, Ameche, Bellamy, and even Paul Gleason as the slimy Clarence Beeks. 

Posted
57 minutes ago, Bullpen said:

I'm actually surprised Trading Places hasn't had a sequel or a reboot yet.  Most of the main actors are still around for a sequel or I'm sure they could cast Kevin Hart in a reboot. 

Please, don't. There's a huge difference between Eddie Murphy and Kevin Hart. Mainly, Eddie Murphy is funny. 

Posted
23 minutes ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Please, don't. There's a huge difference between Eddie Murphy and Kevin Hart. Mainly, Eddie Murphy is funny. 

Eddie Murphy is trying to break out of his over the top funny movies.  Check out Mr. Church. He did an awesome job!

Posted
5 hours ago, Boyst62 said:

 

Both of these need to be redone by an all female cast as not to ruin the original

 

 

I can't wait to hear who you would cast as Sloth.

 

5 hours ago, Boyst62 said:

 

Mr Smith Goes To Washington (would be hysterically funny now)

 

 

Here comes two!

 

 

2 hours ago, Bullpen said:

I'm actually surprised Trading Places hasn't had a sequel or a reboot yet.  Most of the main actors are still around for a sequel or I'm sure they could cast Kevin Hart in a reboot. 

 

I wonder what @Deep Voice has to say about this.

Posted
4 hours ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

This is why I said under the right conditions. It would only work IF at least Bob, Christopher Lloyd, Michael J Fox, Thomas F. Wilson, and Lea Thompson were involved. Which Bob said he's not up to it. Michael J Fox obviously has health conditions. Christopher Lloyd recently said he'd be up to it if it happened, granted he's 80. But even with all of the elements I just mentioned, I'm still not sure it would work.

 

The other sequels were direct continuations, picking up right where the last one left off. But those were only five years apart. Although Christopher Lloyd is now about the age that he was supposed to be in the movies, would we be able to suspend our disbelief that Michael J Fox isn't a teenager anymore? 

If they had most of the original actors, same director, and a solid script I'd be good with it.  The delorean was destroyed so they'd have to use the flying train.  They could certainly play with the ages of the actors through time travel to make it work.  It would have to be a really good script though.  My guess is you'd need an '85 Biff/Doc and a '15 Marty to make it work with how hold the actors are now.

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