Are they running out of good ideas?
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Mr.RetroStar
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A giant shark? A nazi-fighting archaeology teacher?
Leo Sun Pleaserr
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hahahahaha
Butter Bean
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A giant gorilla is brought back from its native land to be displayed in America.
A girl who dreams of being whisked away to a fairy tale land where she meets some weird creatures and goes to visit a wizard who can get her back home.
A nightclub owner in North Africa who helps Europeans escape the Nazis by fleeing to America using forged papers.
A couple having an affair during the American Civil War.
A newspaper editor dies uttering a strange word that has a group of reporters rushing around trying to decipher it.
A nun who sings to some annoying children she is asked to look after during the war.
Barmy. The lot of them. What will they think of next?
A girl who dreams of being whisked away to a fairy tale land where she meets some weird creatures and goes to visit a wizard who can get her back home.
A nightclub owner in North Africa who helps Europeans escape the Nazis by fleeing to America using forged papers.
A couple having an affair during the American Civil War.
A newspaper editor dies uttering a strange word that has a group of reporters rushing around trying to decipher it.
A nun who sings to some annoying children she is asked to look after during the war.
Barmy. The lot of them. What will they think of next?
GRIMREAPER75
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Its Beauty and the Beast re-hashed, and seems to be getting good reviews.
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well based on the amount of remakes and sequels we getting i would say yes.
The problem is the studios don't care what tey put out as long as it makes money. If it does then the first thought is sequel
The problem is the studios don't care what tey put out as long as it makes money. If it does then the first thought is sequel
voicefromparis
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Remakes do my head in, even those that are remakes under different names - pretending not to be remakes 