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Great? Annoys me that they feel the need to remake an already brilliant film just because dumbarse lazy yanks can't be bothered to read subtitles.
 
could be good, could be ****. the interesting thing is that the book and original film are both superb, but the film takes a different angle... leaves things vague and doesn't go into all the historical stuff. therefore it adds scope for Let Me In to be quite different, and hopefully still be good.

Anyone who hasn't read the book or watched the original should definitely do so.
 
MK Shrimper said:
Great? Annoys me that they feel the need to remake an already brilliant film just because dumbarse lazy yanks can't be bothered to read subtitles.
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normally I'd agree with you (especially about the Japanese films), however in this case I think a new film could be interesting. I don't think it just comes down to the subtitles, see my thoughts above ^^^
 
Pubey said:
normally I'd agree with you (especially about the Japanese films), however in this case I think a new film could be interesting. I don't think it just comes down to the subtitles, see my thoughts above ^^^
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I wish I could agree. How many US cinemas out of the main cities (and even in them) show foreign language films? Hollywood is so utterly laughable these days with remake after remake after TV "re-invention". It's so utterly devoid of any imagination.

Oskar & Eli will no doubt turn into "troubled" goth teens rather than innocent pre-pubescent kids.
 
Why have so many vampire programs and films been made over the past few years?

Why do they attract such geeks as well?
 
MK Shrimper said:
I wish I could agree. How many US cinemas out of the main cities (and even in them) show foreign language films? Hollywood is so utterly laughable these days with remake after remake after TV "re-invention". It's so utterly devoid of any imagination.

Oskar & Eli will no doubt turn into "troubled" goth teens rather than innocent pre-pubescent kids.
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we'll wait and see, I'm not going to write it off just yet
 
Thought this was going to be a thread about the Osmonds, then realised that was highly unlikely in view of the thread starter!
 
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