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Scorcese's Cape Fear has absolutely nothing on J. Lee Thompson's original. And De Niro is cartoonish and absolutely silly as Max Cady. You want to see a villain who sends chills down your spine by just looking at you, try Robert Mitchum's Max Cady. You guys literally no little about movies before the 1980's or anything that isn't popular culture.
"Yojimbo" is a remake of a little known American film of the 1930s titled "Red Harvest" after the Dashiell Hammett novel it was based on. The best remake of those films in another great film "Miller's Crossing."
Man on Fire with Denzel is a remake of a 1987 film of the same name with Scott Glenn and Joe Pesci (he actually plays on guitar and sings Johnny B Goode during one scene).
I don’t know Which movie you like but I have The Mummy in a special pack of blue ray. I haven’t watched them yet. I bought a lot of movies from Appel + and blue ray sand DVDs. 😆
Cape fear was absolutely horrifying. I can't imagine wronging someone and they develop such an obsession with you that they're willing to ruin your life and make you as miserable as possible. The movie depicted one of the most ruthless characters I've seen, if not the most.
I have see the 1978 version it was good for that time. The 2004 remake was well done that the producers where very smart that it cost them about 50 million dollars to make I can see where did it go to...on make up F/X and it was well done.☝👍
Thank you for mentioning Sorceror. There is something about that movie that really gripped me when I first saw it and it's one of my favorite movies EVER.
The only one that slipped by my knowledge of film lore was "True Lies". On a side note, I know this is going to sound weird, but nothing felt the same after Scarface was released in terms of the neighborhood I grew up in in Baltimore. It was the first time I'd ever seen a movie protagonist so widely emulated by the masses.
mummy 1999, 3:10 to yuma 2007, Texas chainsaw massacre 2003, dawn of the dead 2004, king kong 2005, scarface 1983 and the thing 1982 are my favorite remakes.
Are we going to just ignore that the original Fast and Furious film is basically a remake of Point Break? Sub out the world of surfing for the world of street racing. Avatar was a remake of Dances with Wolves.
The Mummy is one of my all time favorite movies. As well as True Lies with that hilarious dance sequence with Jamie Lee Curtis. Thanks for showing some love to Insomnia. Great thriller and RIP, Robin Williams
Pretty awesome remakes😁 King Kong is fantastic,13 assassins looks awesome,True Lies IS fantastic,goofy :) I think The Mummy is the best :) Story,effects, Rick. It's perfect. Haven't watch many of these. Great list😁
Fun Fact: The only film Christopher Nolan directed that neither he or his brother, Jonathan wrote the screenplay. All the films Christopher Nolan has directed, he wrote except Insomnia which he only directed.
The Seven Samurai was Akira Kurosawa's tribute to the American western, set in feudal Japan. The Magnificent Seven brought it full circle, with the added refinement of Eli Wallach as the bandit leader. "If God had not intended for them to be shorn, he would not have made them sheep."
I’m not entirely clear what you’re saying🤔 The Magnificent Seven was a remake of The Seven Samurai,Google it, was you saying that? What was you saying? Peace and happiness from Dublin,Ireland. May the little people never steal your socks 😂💚🇮🇪☘️
@@CashelOConnolly Kurosawa was inspired by his love of American westerns when he made The Seven Samurai and Yojimbo. So the remakes, The Magnificent Seven and Fistful of Dollars, worked beautifully as westerns.
@@thomasgrable1746 "Yojimbo" was a remake of an American film of the 1930s titled "Red Harvest" based on a Dashiell Hammett novel. I think that the best remake is "Miller's Crossing."
Some great choices, but I don't quite understand why you dismissed True Grit, but included Insomnia and Cape Fear, which to me are more psychological thrillers with some action in them. In that case, I would have put 12 Monkeys on the list. Good video, though.
#20: Gone in 60 Seconds #19: Ambulance #18: The Mechanic #17: Assault on Precinct 13 #16: Dawn of the Dead #15: The Mummy* #14: Sorcerer #13: The Magnificent Seven #12: Insomnia #11: 13 Assassins #10: The Italian Job #9: Cape Fear #8: King Kong #7: 3 : 10 to Yuma #6: True Lies #5: A Fistful of Dollars #4: Ben-Hur #3: Heat #2: Scarface #1: The Departed
PLEASE DO THE TOP 30 OR MORE BEST ACTION MOVIE REBOOTS & REMAKES OF THE FOLLOWING: - ONCE A THIEF (JOHN WOO'S VERY OWN 1996 REMAKE OF HIS 1991 ORIGINAL FILM) - CANTON GODFATHER (JACKIE CHAN'S 1989 REMAKE OF 1931 COMEDY FILM "LADY FOR A DAY") - BLIND FURY (A 1989 CULT CLASSIC ACTION COMEDY REMAKE OF "ZATOICHI" SERIES) - MANHUNT (JOHN WOO'S NETFLIX REMAKE OF 1976 JAPANESE FILM OF THE SAME NAME) - A BETTER TOMORROW (A 2010 K-MOVIE REMAKE OF JOHN WOO'S ORIGINAL FILM OF THE SAME NAME) - CONNECTED (A HONG KONG MOVIE REMAKE OF CHRIS EVANS' "CELLULAR" FILM) - UNFORGIVEN (KEN WATANABE'S SAMURAI WESTERN REMAKE OF CLINT EASTWOOD'S CLASSIC FILM OF THE SAME NAME) - GODZILLA MINUS ONE (AN OSCAR AWARD-WINNING REMAKE OF THE ORIGINAL "GODZILLA" FILM) - BLIND WITNESS (A J-MOVIE REMAKE OF THE ORIGINAL K-MOVIE "BLIND") - SARKAR (A 2005 BOLLYWOOD REMAKE OF "THE GODFATHER") - DJANGO UNCHAINED (A BLAXPLOITATION REBOOT TO THE 1966 SPAGHETTI WESTERN FILM "DJANGO") - BELIEVER (A K-MOVIE REMAKE TO THE HONG KONG FILM "DRUG WAR") - DUNE (A WORTHY REMAKE OF THE 1984 WORST SCI-FI FILM OF THE SAME NAME) - RUNNING MAN (A 1987 REMAKE OF THE 1983 FRENCH FILM "THE PRIZE OF PERIL" BASED ON STEPHEN KING'S NOVEL) ...AND MANY MORE, ASAP! 🔫🎞️🎬🎥🙏
I thought of “Sorcerer” when I saw the headline. Masterpiece, the music by Tangerine Dream should be mentioned. I think the title of the movie was a bit misleading, as people were expecting a new “Exorcist” from William Friedkin.
It’s good to see Academy Award Winner Nicolas Cage on this list because the 2006 Wicker Man remake is not an action film but rather an odd and unintentionally funny horror film that highlights “the bees”. 🐝😂
I Normally don’t count King Kong as an Action Movie when it was originally started as a horror movie and same thing with The Mummy but the mummy remake in 1999 was more like Indiana Jones and King Kong 2005 is a shot by shot remake kinda of
John Carpenters "The Thing". A remake of Howard Hawks "The thing from another world". Peter Jacksons " The lord of the rings". A remake of the animated movie of the same name. You also included TV movies. So "Last of the Mohicans" & "The Terminator" could qualify.
203: With remake in the title of this video, the only remake I didn’t see with my mom and dad is Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. I saw it with my mom’s friends
Fun Fact: when Akira Kurosawa saw The Magnificent Seven, he was so pleased with it that he sent director John Sturges an authentic gold-plated katana!!!
Four horses were killed making the 1959 Ben Hur. Then there were no real rules or laws to protect animals used in movies and television. Yes, accidents happen. But this is overboard. In filming the 2006 Flicka, a horse took a bad step and had to be put down due to the leg injury. I noticed something in Army Of Darkness that could have caused Bruce Campbell serious harm (or worse). The bit on his horse was twisted around wrong when he pulled the reins. (This is the scene where the wiseman is explaining the magic words that he later fumbles) Why that horse never reared or bucked still escapes me; I have seen horses freak out at far less. These last ones were pure accidents. In the 1970s and before, horses were tripped to make them fall. There were seldom educated horse handlers present. Thank God more is done now to protect animals in movies.
Only problem with King Kong is the length. 3 hrs long! I think Jackson got carried away with Lord Of the Rings and just thought, "heck, every movie must be 3 hrs long:)
I saw a tiktok today that explained just that. The reason no movie is a blockbuster now is because they all are. They are all too long, too packed and it took away the magic of going to the cinema to watch "that special film". If the film is going to be 3 hours long, you can bet streaming it would be the best option, where people can be comfortable at home...
You had some of my favorites (King Kong, Ben Hur, Departed) but I think you missed Moby Dick 1956 which was a remake of 1930 version that was a remake of a silent version in 1926 entitled Sea Beast. While the 1956 version is one of my favorites, I had the 1930 version on VHS since it was so bad it was funny.
I wont lie,id love to see a remake of Cape Fear with Jon Bernthal in the role of Robert De Niro's character. As for me my personal favorite remake would have to be The Mummy 1999.
202: I love The Mummy. Got to tell you, I was scared when I first watched this when I was a kid but my fear of it is long gone. Fun franchise but the 2017 remake is plain terribly forgotten
A. Superhero movies are not included. and B. Those aren't remakes. The Dark Knight is a sequel to Batman Begins and it's a reboot, not a remake, and Fantastic 4 is a re-adaptation from the comics.
@@jtaylor3981 A Star is Born 2018 is a remake but Jurassic Park is also an adaptation. It's based on the book written by Michael Crichton in 1990, who also wrote the novel for the sequel, The Lost World Jurassic Park, 2 years after the first movie came out and after another 2 years later, the Lost World movie came out in 1997.
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Scorcese's Cape Fear has absolutely nothing on J. Lee Thompson's original. And De Niro is cartoonish and absolutely silly as Max Cady. You want to see a villain who sends chills down your spine by just looking at you, try Robert Mitchum's Max Cady. You guys literally no little about movies before the 1980's or anything that isn't popular culture.
ambulance and the mummy
Ten Commandments and Cleopatra
"Yojimbo" is a remake of a little known American film of the 1930s titled "Red Harvest" after the Dashiell Hammett novel it was based on. The best remake of those films in another great film "Miller's Crossing."
Man on Fire with Denzel is a remake of a 1987 film of the same name with Scott Glenn and Joe Pesci (he actually plays on guitar and sings Johnny B Goode during one scene).
The Mummy with Brendan Fraser is easily my favorite action movie remake. His performance alone as Rick O’Connell is my favorite part of the film
I don’t know
Which movie you like but I have The Mummy in a special pack of blue ray. I haven’t watched them yet. I bought a lot of movies from Appel + and blue ray sand DVDs. 😆
1999's *The Mummy,* 2010's *13 Assassins,* 2003's *The Italian Job* and 2005's *King Kong* are all one of My Most Favorite Remake Movies of All Time.
What about godzilla 2014
Cape fear was absolutely horrifying. I can't imagine wronging someone and they develop such an obsession with you that they're willing to ruin your life and make you as miserable as possible. The movie depicted one of the most ruthless characters I've seen, if not the most.
"King Kong" is still such an awesome remake. First saw it when I was 13 and still loving it almost 20 years later.
I was 13 when I saw it too. Haven't seen it since.
1999's The Mummy, 2003's The Italian Job, 2005's King Kong, 2010's Clash of the Titans & 2016's The Magnificent Seven are my favorite remakes!
The Mummy with Brendan Fraser is a classic and it should not be continued at all.
Yeah cause Tom cruise fukk it up
The departed is one of my top 5 movies. Was blown away watching it the 1st time
The 2004’s ‘Dawn of the Dead’ is also one of my several favorite remakes of all time.
It’s pretty good
I have see the 1978 version it was good for that time. The 2004 remake was well done that the producers where very smart that it cost them about 50 million dollars to make I can see where did it go to...on make up F/X and it was well done.☝👍
It philosophically betrays the original and essentially just has a mall in common. This movie bums me the fuck out
Thank you for mentioning Sorceror. There is something about that movie that really gripped me when I first saw it and it's one of my favorite movies EVER.
There is also an episode of the television series "Combat!" that is based on "The Wages of Fear."
Loved The Mummy and Cape Fear remakes! Robert De Niro did such an outstanding job as Max Cady, the guy was absolutely scary!
Top Ten Live Action Remakes that didn't live up to the hype
That list would mostly be filled with Disney movies
That would be a top 100 list knowing Disney
The Lion King 2019 for sure
Thank you for not including disney remakes!
‘The Departed’ won a few Oscars, including “Best Picture” in 2007.
You had me at King Kong. I was 6 years old when I the 2005 movie in theaters
The only one that slipped by my knowledge of film lore was "True Lies". On a side note, I know this is going to sound weird, but nothing felt the same after Scarface was released in terms of the neighborhood I grew up in in Baltimore. It was the first time I'd ever seen a movie protagonist so widely emulated by the masses.
Yojimbo - Fistful of Dollars - Last Man Standing.
Always great to see these 3 back to back to back
mummy 1999, 3:10 to yuma 2007, Texas chainsaw massacre 2003, dawn of the dead 2004, king kong 2005, scarface 1983 and the thing 1982 are my favorite remakes.
17:04 Heat (1995) is very realistic with the bank shoot out
Are we going to just ignore that the original Fast and Furious film is basically a remake of Point Break? Sub out the world of surfing for the world of street racing. Avatar was a remake of Dances with Wolves.
The Mummy is one of my all time favorite movies. As well as True Lies with that hilarious dance sequence with Jamie Lee Curtis. Thanks for showing some love to Insomnia. Great thriller and RIP, Robin Williams
What about Planet Of The Apes (2011-) partially since you mentioned 2005 Kong being Andy Serkis’ 2nd best ape performance ? 🤔
King Kong 2005 is my favorite remake
Dawn of the dead is simply the best zombie flick. With a killer combo of james gunn and zack snyder. OMG
This was a really good episode 👍
Solid list
Pretty awesome remakes😁 King Kong is fantastic,13 assassins looks awesome,True Lies IS fantastic,goofy :) I think The Mummy is the best :) Story,effects, Rick. It's perfect. Haven't watch many of these. Great list😁
Fun Fact: The only film Christopher Nolan directed that neither he or his brother, Jonathan wrote the screenplay.
All the films Christopher Nolan has directed, he wrote except Insomnia which he only directed.
The Seven Samurai was Akira Kurosawa's tribute to the American western, set in feudal Japan. The Magnificent Seven brought it full circle, with the added refinement of Eli Wallach as the bandit leader. "If God had not intended for them to be shorn, he would not have made them sheep."
I’m not entirely clear what you’re saying🤔 The Magnificent Seven was a remake of The Seven Samurai,Google it, was you saying that? What was you saying?
Peace and happiness from Dublin,Ireland. May the little people never steal your socks 😂💚🇮🇪☘️
@@CashelOConnolly Kurosawa was inspired by his love of American westerns when he made The Seven Samurai and Yojimbo. So the remakes, The Magnificent Seven and Fistful of Dollars, worked beautifully as westerns.
@@thomasgrable1746 thank you for replying and clearing that up for me
@@thomasgrable1746 "Yojimbo" was a remake of an American film of the 1930s titled "Red Harvest" based on a Dashiell Hammett novel. I think that the best remake is "Miller's Crossing."
12:13 King Kong is so small compared to his MonsterVerse counterpart who is as tall as Godzilla.
Watchmojo: Uploads
Me: sees King Kong 2005 on the thumbnail I click.
Some great choices, but I don't quite understand why you dismissed True Grit, but included Insomnia and Cape Fear, which to me are more psychological thrillers with some action in them. In that case, I would have put 12 Monkeys on the list. Good video, though.
I was today years old when I learned that _True Lies_ was a remake of a French movie.
204: No way, mojo. Peter Jackson a fan of 1933’s King Kong and then does his own? Man, do I love fun facts
How bout an honorable mention to Bruce Willis for "Last Man Standing"‽
Departed one of my favorites of all time
I love all these films!
So good to see!
I didn't know True Lies was a remake!
#20: Gone in 60 Seconds
#19: Ambulance
#18: The Mechanic
#17: Assault on Precinct 13
#16: Dawn of the Dead
#15: The Mummy*
#14: Sorcerer
#13: The Magnificent Seven
#12: Insomnia
#11: 13 Assassins
#10: The Italian Job
#9: Cape Fear
#8: King Kong
#7: 3 : 10 to Yuma
#6: True Lies
#5: A Fistful of Dollars
#4: Ben-Hur
#3: Heat
#2: Scarface
#1: The Departed
John Carpenter LOVED the remake of Assault On Precinct 13 . You know why ? He got a nice big check for it . I prefer the 1976 King Kong .
It’s a shame that Disney has ruined the Remake genre. Because some of these on this list are really good
PLEASE DO THE TOP 30 OR MORE BEST ACTION MOVIE REBOOTS & REMAKES OF THE FOLLOWING:
- ONCE A THIEF (JOHN WOO'S VERY OWN 1996 REMAKE OF HIS 1991 ORIGINAL FILM)
- CANTON GODFATHER (JACKIE CHAN'S 1989 REMAKE OF 1931 COMEDY FILM "LADY FOR A DAY")
- BLIND FURY (A 1989 CULT CLASSIC ACTION COMEDY REMAKE OF "ZATOICHI" SERIES)
- MANHUNT (JOHN WOO'S NETFLIX REMAKE OF 1976 JAPANESE FILM OF THE SAME NAME)
- A BETTER TOMORROW (A 2010 K-MOVIE REMAKE OF JOHN WOO'S ORIGINAL FILM OF THE SAME NAME)
- CONNECTED (A HONG KONG MOVIE REMAKE OF CHRIS EVANS' "CELLULAR" FILM)
- UNFORGIVEN (KEN WATANABE'S SAMURAI WESTERN REMAKE OF CLINT EASTWOOD'S CLASSIC FILM OF THE SAME NAME)
- GODZILLA MINUS ONE (AN OSCAR AWARD-WINNING REMAKE OF THE ORIGINAL "GODZILLA" FILM)
- BLIND WITNESS (A J-MOVIE REMAKE OF THE ORIGINAL K-MOVIE "BLIND")
- SARKAR (A 2005 BOLLYWOOD REMAKE OF "THE GODFATHER")
- DJANGO UNCHAINED (A BLAXPLOITATION REBOOT TO THE 1966 SPAGHETTI WESTERN FILM "DJANGO")
- BELIEVER (A K-MOVIE REMAKE TO THE HONG KONG FILM "DRUG WAR")
- DUNE (A WORTHY REMAKE OF THE 1984 WORST SCI-FI FILM OF THE SAME NAME)
- RUNNING MAN (A 1987 REMAKE OF THE 1983 FRENCH FILM "THE PRIZE OF PERIL" BASED ON STEPHEN KING'S NOVEL)
...AND MANY MORE, ASAP! 🔫🎞️🎬🎥🙏
I just realized right now how many remake movies that the legendary Al Pacino was into.
I thought of “Sorcerer” when I saw the headline. Masterpiece, the music by Tangerine Dream should be mentioned. I think the title of the movie was a bit misleading, as people were expecting a new “Exorcist” from William Friedkin.
Actually I still prefer watching the original 3:10 to Yuma & King Kong.
You left out one Point Blank 2015 and remake of 1991's Keanu Revees and Patrick Swayze action flick.
I can say Benedict Cumberbatch does a insanely accurate impression of Pacino and denaro scene in Heat!!
I've actually seen the impression and it is good...smile
King Kong (2005) has to be my favorite of the classic remakes 💕🐒🎥
It’s good to see Academy Award Winner Nicolas Cage on this list because the 2006 Wicker Man remake is not an action film but rather an odd and unintentionally funny horror film that highlights “the bees”. 🐝😂
But instead we got, to be honest, one of his best films
@@ChaseMC215 It’s hard to top Raising Arizona, Face Off, Leaving Las Vegas, and The Rock.
Wicker Man better than Face/Off? I think not.
@@Hilz28 No one here ever said that at all. WTF!?
@@Hilz28
Face/Off was the shit.
Love this list, but I’d swap Heat and The Departed around
If The Thomas Crown Affair and Oceans 11 can be considered action flicks, then they should be on this list, somewhere near (if not at) the top
I Normally don’t count King Kong as an Action Movie when it was originally started as a horror movie and same thing with The Mummy but the mummy remake in 1999 was more like Indiana Jones and King Kong 2005 is a shot by shot remake kinda of
What about Man on Fire? One of Denzels best Remakes.
The Departed and Cape Fear are brilliant.
Damn, for a split second I thought The Departed wouldn't make it. I was about to lose my shite
John Carpenters "The Thing". A remake of Howard Hawks "The thing from another world".
Peter Jacksons " The lord of the rings". A remake of the animated movie of the same name.
You also included TV movies.
So "Last of the Mohicans" & "The Terminator" could qualify.
I'm a bit surprised with a few of these. The ones that are most shocking was The Departed and True Lies. Had no idea.
Would have loved to the "The Thomas Crown Affair" on the list.
203: With remake in the title of this video, the only remake I didn’t see with my mom and dad is Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. I saw it with my mom’s friends
Fun Fact: when Akira Kurosawa saw The Magnificent Seven, he was so pleased with it that he sent director John Sturges an authentic gold-plated katana!!!
They last house on the left might be batter than the first. . ? The first one is almost like a old snuff movie.😊
Can't Wait Till Hollywood Remakes Behind Enemy Lines (1997) I'll say I told you so
Four horses were killed making the 1959 Ben Hur. Then there were no real rules or laws to protect animals used in movies and television. Yes, accidents happen. But this is overboard. In filming the 2006 Flicka, a horse took a bad step and had to be put down due to the leg injury. I noticed something in Army Of Darkness that could have caused Bruce Campbell serious harm (or worse). The bit on his horse was twisted around wrong when he pulled the reins. (This is the scene where the wiseman is explaining the magic words that he later fumbles) Why that horse never reared or bucked still escapes me; I have seen horses freak out at far less. These last ones were pure accidents. In the 1970s and before, horses were tripped to make them fall. There were seldom educated horse handlers present. Thank God more is done now to protect animals in movies.
Hey Mojo: Cape Fear isn’t “similar “ to Cape Fear: it’s called “exactly same title “. U forgot: 1963’s cleopatra & 1959’s Ten Commandments
Love how "3:10 to Yuma" is considered a time marker by TH-cam 🤭
What movie is that scene on the left side of this video's title card from?
Only problem with King Kong is the length. 3 hrs long! I think Jackson got carried away with Lord Of the Rings and just thought, "heck, every movie must be 3 hrs long:)
I saw a tiktok today that explained just that. The reason no movie is a blockbuster now is because they all are. They are all too long, too packed and it took away the magic of going to the cinema to watch "that special film". If the film is going to be 3 hours long, you can bet streaming it would be the best option, where people can be comfortable at home...
OMG. Is the 3 amigos a parody of the Magnificent 7?
You had some of my favorites (King Kong, Ben Hur, Departed) but I think you missed Moby Dick 1956 which was a remake of 1930 version that was a remake of a silent version in 1926 entitled Sea Beast. While the 1956 version is one of my favorites, I had the 1930 version on VHS since it was so bad it was funny.
Cape isn't an action movie. It's a thriller.
I was somehow not prepared for baby Christopher Eccleston in the first entry.
The early 2000's King Kong was a modern ckassic, but the modern monsterverse Kong should have been mentioned.
The mummy should’ve been in the top 10. And Al Pacino starred in a lot of remakes 😮
I wont lie,id love to see a remake of Cape Fear with Jon Bernthal in the role of Robert De Niro's character.
As for me my personal favorite remake would have to be The Mummy 1999.
4:42. Number 16: When there's no more room...
Totally overlooked Star Wars (remake of "Hidden Fortress")
I’m not a fan of remakes.
I really miss the remake of THE JACKAL with Bruce Willis and Richard Gere
You forgot OCEAN'S ELEVEN (2001)
The Karate Kid 2010 was pretty good. Some people try hard to hate on Jaden Smith, but he did good in this movie with Jackie Chan.
3:10 to Yuma is 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
I love The Mummy! When I was a kid I was scared because of Imotep but around 11 or 12 I watched it again and loved it.
I tried using the "And what else? I'm a very lonely man" let's just say it didn't work out for me too LoL 😂
Nobody plays a crooked cop like AL Pacino! ❤❤
Excellent list with one exception.The remake of "King Kong". Overstuffed, too much CGI. How about the remake of "The Hidden Fortress" instead?
I've never thought I'd see Robin Williams as a serial killer
Check out the original Insomnia. It's great.
Ben Foster is underrated.
Indeed he is
Has Ben foster ever put in a bad performance?
Is the Magnificent seven from 1960 is a remake of Seven Samurai then?
Love your lists😊❤😊😊❤😊❤❤
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Had to make a remake
I always thought Gone in 60 Seconds remake was one of the weirdest movies ever. Not in a good way.
0:43 what’s that car?
I got bored of King Kong remake since it’s the same old BS story. I prefer Kong Skull Island better.
202: I love The Mummy. Got to tell you, I was scared when I first watched this when I was a kid but my fear of it is long gone. Fun franchise but the 2017 remake is plain terribly forgotten
death raceeeeeee. My dad's favorite Jason film
This is why remakes should be made once.
What about Fanatic 4 (2005) and
The Dark Knight?
A. Superhero movies are not included.
and
B. Those aren't remakes. The Dark Knight is a sequel to Batman Begins and it's a reboot, not a remake, and Fantastic 4 is a re-adaptation from the comics.
@@SavageP.9000I see what you're saying. How about A Star is Born (2018)
And Jurassic Park (1993)?
@@jtaylor3981 A Star is Born 2018 is a remake but Jurassic Park is also an adaptation. It's based on the book written by Michael Crichton in 1990, who also wrote the novel for the sequel, The Lost World Jurassic Park, 2 years after the first movie came out and after another 2 years later, the Lost World movie came out in 1997.
Can you please do Top 10 Dad's Army Moments?