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Originally posted by FilmCritic3000:
I may just have to re-read the book. The sad thing is the many people we'll have to listen to this summer who'll scream, "IT'S NOTHING LIKE THE ORIGINAL MOVIE!"

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The sad thing is the many people we'll have to listen to this summer who'll scream, "IT'S NOTHING LIKE THE ORIGINAL MOVIE!"

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Originally posted by FilmCritic3000:
I may just have to re-read the book. The sad thing is the many people we'll have to listen to this summer who'll scream, "IT'S NOTHING LIKE THE ORIGINAL MOVIE!"

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I loved the original movie and it appears to be nothing like it. There, said it first.

But, like Battlestar Galactica and some other good remakes, new does not mean bad or evil. I saw the trailor, am faithful to the original, and still am looking foreward to the new movie.

I'm just glad Hollywood is making a serious effort the last couple of years, we went for a while with little to cheer out of the movie market.

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Originally posted by ManiacNumberOne:
I have really been looking forward to this movie. It's too bad that was such a weird promo clip. The music reminded me of an evil dream I had at the circus. I hope that they don't plan to use that soundtrack. Horrid. This didn't look to be a whimsical willy wonka. He looked to be a demented sick wonka. I may not see this movie after all due to this clip.

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The music reminded me of an evil dream I had at the circus. I hope that they don't plan to use that soundtrack. Horrid. This didn't look to be a whimsical willy wonka. He looked to be a demented sick wonka. I may not see this movie after all due to this clip.

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Originally posted by piratejenny:
I honestly don't think that any version can top the orginal..I mean there is just something speical about the orginal movie, I only think a remake should be done if it can be done better and I don't think it can be..whats up with Tim Burton and all the remakes can't he come up with something orginal

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What's up with so many remakes? Filthy lucre, that's what. A proven plot and easy financing based on the previous version's success.

And audiences who don't remember what's come before deserve a large share of the blame. Just try convincing some people that George Clooney wasn't in "Ocean's Eleven" when it first was in theaters....

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