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Spanish_GB wrote:
Ghostbusters remade is not Ghostbusters. Mad
Says the guy with what is essentially a remake in his signature…
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MatthewI would LOVE it. Going to the cinema, and seeing a black poster with just the GB logo on it, saying something about a 25th anniversary. Having it digitally remastered like you said would be the icing on the cake. Pity we have to wait another 3 years, even then it's a big maybe.
Instead of a remake I'd love to see a digitally remastered version of Ghostbusters along a rerelease at cinemas, similar to what was done with ET and the original Star Wars films a few years ago. They could redo some of the sfx and add a few new scenes. That would be great.
What does everybody else think about this?
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Matthew
Instead of a remake I'd love to see a digitally remastered version of Ghostbusters along a rerelease at cinemas, similar to what was done with ET and the original Star Wars films a few years ago.
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fusi0nMatthewI would LOVE it. Going to the cinema, and seeing a black poster with just the GB logo on it, saying something about a 25th anniversary. Having it digitally remastered like you said would be the icing on the cake. Pity we have to wait another 3 years, even then it's a big maybe.
Instead of a remake I'd love to see a digitally remastered version of Ghostbusters along a rerelease at cinemas, similar to what was done with ET and the original Star Wars films a few years ago. They could redo some of the sfx and add a few new scenes. That would be great.
What does everybody else think about this?
Then they could do the same with GB2 (and possibly include the deleted scenes!)
I bet if they did this idea, and did some digitally remastered new DVD releases soon after, they still wouldn't include the deleted extras! Ugh!
At least it would introduce Ghostbusters to a new generation while the older ones get to see it again.
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pfflyerboy
Why is everyone so negative to the idea of a remake? A few things:
1. This is a film for the kids nowadays. I practically had a second childhood of ghostbusters and real ghostbusters. That was the eighties, an era that had the security of Ronald Reagen, the anti-communist views, and the end of the cold war. Nowadays, we have the second Bush in office, people killing each other to get a bunch of virgins, and an energy problem that is slowly reaching a solution. My idea is incorporate a more stressed atmosphere, still being funny, yet serious, and full of scary moments.
2. I was leaning towards some lesser known actors, and if possible, cameos from the original actors. This kind of film would definitely put them up a few pegs in Hollywood, and possibly make for a strong series.
I know what i'm talking about, and I know what kinds of ideas everyone has about remakes. My request, is for everyone to think openly about a remake. Alright?
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