Putonahappyface
Gold Member
RoboCop.
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Donald mac Ronald
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Hari Seldon
Member
All of the Supermans are significantly worse than the OG Reeve one.
EerieArcade
Gold Member
Nightmare on Elm Street (2010). Yuk.
wipeout364
Member
I thought the mummy was ok, I thought it was a reboot of the the original not the Brandon Fraser one so it leaned a little more into to the horror aspects.
wipeout364
Member
This definitely has to be in the conversation for worst reboot.
Reizo Ryuu
Member
Mummy was fine, but compared to female ghostbusters it was a damn masterpiece; if it wasn't for hemsworth playing a silly billy, it might've been one of the worst movies I've ever seen.
willothedog
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jshackles
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StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Robin Hood (Crowe)
Total Recall
The Batman
Island of Dr Moreau
Total Recall
The Batman
Island of Dr Moreau
Never saw the whole movie. Only saw the Nic Cage bees part. I never saw the first movie, so I didn't know anything about it when I saw the clip. Cage was so bad in that scene, I thought it was a comedy movie!
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falconhoof
Member
OG Wicker Man is great. Highly recommended. Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee. Can't go wrong.
Grildon Tundy
Member
"Vacation" (National Lampoon's Vacation reboot) with Ed Helms taking Chevy Chase's role was especially lame.
So many of them are just forgettable.
Ben-Hur 2016 with some dude
Poltergeist 2015 with Sam Rockwell
Flatliners 2017 with (back then) Ellen Page
But then again, you have ones like Dune, Superman, and The Naked Gun that make rebooting worth the effort.
So many of them are just forgettable.
Ben-Hur 2016 with some dude
Poltergeist 2015 with Sam Rockwell
Flatliners 2017 with (back then) Ellen Page
But then again, you have ones like Dune, Superman, and The Naked Gun that make rebooting worth the effort.
StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Never knew there was even a Flatliners remake. The original movie was decent. A little cheesy and low budget, but I thought it was still pretty good.
Googling it, the Flatliners remake got grilled. Wont bother watching it.
Never realized there was a Ben Hur remake either. It only made $94M at the box office. Got bad reviews too. How the hell does an iconic movie like this make less than $100M?
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Major Insano
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The Reeve movies are trash. Some of the cheesiest films ever made!
Put me off live-action superhero movies for ever.
EverydayBeast
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MayauMiao
Member
I don't see Tom Cruise version of the movie as a reboot of Branden Fraser one. Totally different tone and timeline. I thought it was an okay movie and too bad it bombed because I love to see more of Russell Crowe's Dr.Jaklly/Hyde.
Red Crayon Aristocrat
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If it's one thing that's merciful about modern Hollywood it's that they've mostly stopped with the straight up remakes everyone forgets about after 15 minutes.
Legacy sequels where it's the same continuity, they bring back some of the same cast, even if they don't turn out to be great, are less pointless than the straight up remake.
It's really funny how in those 3 instances, everyone just immediately went back to only ever talking about or caring about the originals, the remakes may as well not even exist.
This is the correct answer because the fucking 2016 movie damaged the brand permanently, Ghostbusters went from this ubiquitously beloved ip to now being mostly ignored due to people's bitterness over the 2016 movie and the controversy over the "ghostbros", the fanbase is not nearly what it once was, even though the 2020s movies delivered what everyone wanted to see, but the mental association with 2016's controversy has never gone away.
It's one of the saddest things to happen to an ip, I really, really miss when it was this innocent thing everyone loved.
Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
Matrix Resurrections
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Heimdall_Xtreme
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Gremlins
Kenneth Haight
Gold Member
Close the thread, this is the winner
The way he speaks like Michael Jackson in this film creeps me out. So weird.
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March Climber
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The best thing that ever happened with that new Mummy movie was the Wayforward video game:
It's probably top 3 in the category of 'best game with the worst movie' right beside X-men Origins: Wolverine.
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ForAcademicPurposes
Gold Member
The answer is Snow White.
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Putonahappyface
Gold Member
Jesus, how could I forgot that Ghostbusters 2016 abomination. That's the worst one for me.
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Ellis
Member
Yep. That's the one. The lack of Englund was one thing, but everything else was also fucking terrible.
The Cockatrice
I'm retarded?
I liked the new Robocop and the Mummy was ok.
Riker Laforge
Neo Member
Gonna say Robocop, it is the very thing the first movie is about. Ripping out the humanity to create a soulless corporate machine.
It's so unnoteworthy as a reboot I don't see anyone talk about it, largely forgotten to exist. Not even Robocop 3 has that problem.
It's so unnoteworthy as a reboot I don't see anyone talk about it, largely forgotten to exist. Not even Robocop 3 has that problem.
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RCX
Member
It was effectively a shot-for-shot remake but everything was just shittier. Worse acting, worse effects, no Verhoven social commentary, no Sharon Stone at her most smoking hot. Just no soul or personality whatsoever.
I think a part of why I think its the worst remake is the amount of disdain and ignorance it shows the writers had about the original movie.
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Donald mac Ronald
Member
Again another movie that came out during that period of no blood, swearing or violence.
diffusionx
Gold Member
I entered this thread thinking, it's gotta be Ghostbusters, but so many candidatews in this thread, all from basically the same period, starting in the 2010s, really tells you how Hollywood just became creatively bankrupt so quickly.
They are just targeting OUR nostalgia in that time period. You can already see the window shifting to 90's and 00's reboots. TBH no idea what my kids would even be nostaligic about, they are still pre-teens and 80% of what they watch is random youtube crap.
Though my son has been turned on to Samurai Jack.....so maybe there is a faint glimmer of hope
diffusionx
Gold Member
I think the success of Minecraft proved categorically that these younger people do not want our warmed up leftovers. They do not want remakes of boomer stuff like RoboCop. Not just that they suck, if they are interested they can just watch RoboCop.They are just targeting OUR nostalgia in that time period. You can already see the window shifting to 90's and 00's reboots. TBH no idea what my kids would even be nostaligic about, they are still pre-teens and 80% of what they watch is random youtube crap.
Though my son has been turned on to Samurai Jack.....so maybe there is a faint glimmer of hope
But I think increasingly even the people they are targeting do not want remakes. Again, we can just watch the original.