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JDuks
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I don't understand why US film makers need to remake foreign movies. Why don't they just try to market the foreign movie?
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jtstellar
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so.. whatever happened to the spielberg version.. with will smith i think?
guess i missed it. |
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firedragon54738
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If Spike Lee dose this it mite turn out well
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Unholy_Nny
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Prediction:
The main character will be black, all of the villains will be white, the girl will LOOK black but spoiler[end up being his mix-race daughter and he was imprisoned in the first place for hooking up with a white lady] |
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enurtsol
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Probably because it's on a foreign language, and ya don't really wanna dub live-action, unless it's the ol' kung-fu-ploitation movie. |
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GATSU
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Unholy: Stop stereotyping. Spike can do white movies just as well as any white director. Look at The Inside Man and Summer of Sam.
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mdo7
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uh, you know Asia has been remaking American film. They've been doing this since 2008. China/HK remake Cellular into Connected in 2008. They also remake High school musical, Blood Simple, and What Women want. Japan remade Sideways, Ghost (it's co-production with South Korea), and Paranormal Activity (well it's a semi-remake, semi sequel to the American one). Japan has also recently remake a very well-known french film. Japan will also be remaking 2 more American film, An Affair to Rememberand Working Girl. Also South Korea has announced a remake of Breakfast at Tiffany. I don't see why people have to complain about US remaking Asian films when Asia is doing the same thing for American film. 
To Enurtsol: uh speaking of remake, has there been any more announcement for future American films done by Asia. I'm still waiting for my Japanese remake of the Godfather, Hong Kong remake of Collateral, and maybe a Japanese/Korean remake of Twilight. |
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Sunday Silence
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This. Whenever I think of Spike Lee, I think of a guy whom has such a Napoleon Complex that all whites are secretly bringing down the black people again to the days where segregation was rampant and lynchings were a daily occurrence. In a sense, a professional troll and a complete racist. Would I watch such a movie? Hell no. |
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lelliel
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The dubbed live-action tends to be uncanny anyway unless you grew up with it or got used to it. Not to mention how many people in general like to read their movies? |
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Spastic Minnow
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The thing that gets me is that the the news item is worded this one seems to be meant to be a remake of Park Chan-wook's adaptation, which itself apparently veered away from the source material in a couple major ways.
So it's be an adaptation of an adaptation. The reason I was okay with the Speilberg project was that it was meant to be it's own adaptation of the manga. Of course this seems to be in it's early stages, I'd assume it'd take bits from both. |
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GATSU
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Sunday: Again, he directed at least two movies with a lily-white cast.
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Gilles Poitras
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Couple? The only thing Park's version has in common with the manga are: 1. The title 2. Guy gets locked up for years 3. Guy hunts down who had him locked up. I really want to see the story done properly as the suspenseful work that it is. |
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Sunday Silence
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Too bad his reputation outshines his feats. Shame too. |
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Teriyaki Terrier
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And wasn't there a proposed version before the Spielberg one as well? I think Keanu Reeves was supposed to be in as well, but its been a while, so I am not sure if it ever was made. On to the topic at hand though, at least Spike Lee would do a decent job with the movie and not make it terrible like so many other anime adaptions in the past and in the present. So for that, I give him credit. Another plus for Spike Lee is that he would make the Old Boy G rated or PG rated. Although the aspect does indeed sound quite hilarious, I've noticed Spike Lee knows what he is doing, so that is also another plus. |
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enurtsol
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Not yet. My friends haven't updated me as of yet. 
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