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Will Smith (along with Jay-Z) is also planning a remake of Annie for his daughter, Willow to star in, way to go Will Smith... first Karate Kid now this?! Blacken up all our best white movies why don't ya?! What's next? A remake of Beethoven starring your Labradoodle Fleur?!?  Wait... 
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EnthiranRidiculous Bollywood Michael Bay-ish Terminatrix! Just amazing.
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winna

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Do you think it will live upto Inception?
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« Reply #140 on: 01-28-2011 00:13 »
« Last Edit on: 01-28-2011 00:15 »
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If they re-do Spiderman, they better make sure that Parker builds gadgets to shoot webs this time, instead of shooting semen from his wrists.
I disagree. I think that was the most logical change when they movie'd up that franchise, and it's one of the few things I actually thought was rather decent.
Agreed with winna. This modification was adapted from the Spiderman 2099, the only comic in marvel's whole 2099 universe that was actually pretty solid (at least, it was, until it got tied in with all the rest in the culminating 2099 crossover event). It was actually better, I thought, than the three other spidey comics they had going at the time. re: the reboot, it seems incredibly stupid to me. You're adapting comic books. Do what the comics do. When they give the comics an overhaul every couple of decades, they don't feel the need to throw out everything that's happened before and start over, they just tweak around the edges and brush over any inconsistencies. I don't see why the movies can't just do the same. Of course, these are the people who cast Topher Grace as venom and non-ironically gave dark spidey emo bangs through half of 3, so clearly they're all idiots.
Matrix 4 and 5 is coming.
The sour taste in your mouth is to be expected.
Please, people, stop giving the Wachowski brothers philosophy books.
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Agreed with winna. This modification was adapted from the Spiderman 2099, the only comic in marvel's whole 2099 universe that was actually pretty solid.
I disagree only with the "only", cause I enjoyed Doom 2099 as well, but only up to the point where they dropped the ball on the whole thing. It was a fun approx 2 years, if you ignored the other titles (especially Ravage, WTF?) As far as web fluid/shooters go, that means you have to make Peter a total inventive genius who can't see the potential of his formula to make money, or if he wants to keep it for himself (Spider-Man), can't see the benefits of modifying it for monetary gain. And he's always short of cash. I'm prepared to buy it in the comics, but I doubt movie audiences are so forgiving. And as far as "dark spidey" goes, that was the biggest cop out of the franchise. Sorry, but Spidey wasn't a bad guy when he wore the alien costume, just constantly tired cause it took him out for web-slinging jaunts in his sleep. The alien doesn't make people inherently bad, it just hates Spidey for spurning it. That was what annoyed me most about Spider-Man 3.
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winna

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Agreed with winna. This modification was adapted from the Spiderman 2099, the only comic in marvel's whole 2099 universe that was actually pretty solid.
I disagree only with the "only", cause I enjoyed Doom 2099 as well, but only up to the point where they dropped the ball on the whole thing. It was a fun approx 2 years, if you ignored the other titles (especially Ravage, WTF?)
As far as web fluid/shooters go, that means you have to make Peter a total inventive genius who can't see the potential of his formula to make money, or if he wants to keep it for himself (Spider-Man), can't see the benefits of modifying it for monetary gain. And he's always short of cash. I'm prepared to buy it in the comics, but I doubt movie audiences are so forgiving.
And as far as "dark spidey" goes, that was the biggest cop out of the franchise. Sorry, but Spidey wasn't a bad guy when he wore the alien costume, just constantly tired cause it took him out for web-slinging jaunts in his sleep. The alien doesn't make people inherently bad, it just hates Spidey for spurning it. That was what annoyed me most about Spider-Man 3.
I disagree. Although the original incarnation of the alien suit didn't make Spiderman evil per se, it has been established throughout the comics that it altered him in an alien way, so as to be perceived as having moral quandries more quickly. In fact, with the original story, they did a what if comic where all the superheroes ended up staying on the planet and spidey kept the costume.... eventually he became paranoid of all the others and crept about while the suit consumed him. The problem with that movie is that Venom is one of the best villain characters in comic books and that they did a shite job of portraying that in any aspect for that movie, which should have been the major focus, upto and including deciding to cast Topher Grace as Eddie Brock. Add to that the fact there was too much going on in that movie and the decision to make Peter Parker an emo fagbag, complete with shite dance number, and you can easily see why the movie pretty much blew chunks. If they do an Apocalypse storyline in the current X-Men movie franchise, I hope they have enough respect to do it justice.  Also, awesome to see Gopher around! 
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Indeed. Enough about that cinematic abortion. I was responding to last page when I brought it back up; disculpe. Also, a modern futuristic take on Robin Hood starring Will Smith? I'm more surprised that Warner's dropped $5m for the script rights...
My first thought reading that bit was "$5 million is the most they've ever paid for a script?" Given how huge movie budgets can get I'm rather surprised. That means some sitcom stars have been paid more per week, 26 episodes a year, than any writer has ever been paid for a script by a studio. Granted, there's always royalty deals, which probably push writers of many major hits over the $5mil mark, but the sitcom stars get royalties too.
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